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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12213, 7 March 1903, Page 8

Amusements. . : . IF M AJ£STY ' S xheaW ' Under the Direction of „ . MR- J. C. WILLIAMSON i Business Managers - i - - Mr. Richard s*. •'? ' THIS ) (SATURDAY) EVENING, iiARciT 7* .. • ' 4 Positively for the 7 - FAREWELL NIGHT OF THE SEASON' Wm ■: FIRST PRESENTATION IN AUGKLANn Of Wilson Barrett's Dramatisation of m„i, $3 ■£, Came's Famous Novel;, as : revised bv v, „■ ' "•>*■ v.« ; ' : Bernard Espinassi, y Mr * Which was originally played at Theatr. Sydney, •• B » FOR 7 'WEEKS AVITH GREAT WCOB®. "THE '': .. Introducing ' • x ' . ' MR. CUYLER HASTINGS \ 4 For the First- Time as . JOHN STORM. \S\4i Supported by • . i ■ MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S SPECIALLY SELECTED COMPANY • ■■ Grand Cast of Characters, v. *W£§&S Including JOHN STORM MR. CUYLER "HASTING Lord Robert Ure Mr. H. Hamilton;Stewart®! Hon. Francis Drake Mr. F. Lumsden Hare Lord. Storm Mr. J. W. Kuzlitt Parson Quayle...... Mr. Paul Scardoa?|gS Father Lamplugh Mr. T. W. , Lloyd ' Brother Paul.. .....Mr. Frank RollinsMill Canon Wealthy Mr. J. B. Atholwood : Sir Max Cornelius Mr. Roland StavelvMl ' Splatt (a greengrocer).... Mr. Edmund Gwenn Pincher ..Mr. Fred • PatepSwS Doctor Bryce .....:...Mr. Stanley Walpoleli^ Augustus .......Mr. Prank f Phillips Chawles ....Mr. Dale Revenal Kewley .......Mr. Geo. Mevrimatt||ll Kevin: ......Mr. Horace HannellfeS Glory Quayle Miss May Chevalier Mrs. Callender Miss Mabel Lane Betty Belmont.. Miss Florence Gleesou Tilly Deane... : Miss Nina Herbert Polly Love.... .....Miss Lillian Meyers' Miss Macquarie Miss Minnie ■ Terry Mrs. R0bert5...;.............. ..Miss' Julia Merton R05a............ ............Miss Wiltshire%,J Nannie : ...Miss Lorking 18-k Box Plan now Open at Wildman, Lyell, ana Arey's for the Farewell Performance. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stall», - ss; Stalls, 3s; Family Circle. Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Family Circle," 7 '"i----till 7.30, 6d extra. Day Sales at Williamson's, Tobacconist, Queen-street. , — — - v QUEEN -yiCTORIA gCHOOL ' , ' FOR ■. V - jyjAORI Q.IRLS, J ' vU v GRAND BAZAAR. -V-' 1 " •' ■: GRAND BAZAAR.- / grand BAZAAR. - ■ V •jyj-ETROPOLITAN Q.ROUND - ' ■ (Behind Government House). ' % . Entrances: Symonds-street and Priices-street. ' ; WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ■ MARCH 11TH AND 12TH, 1903. • ' - ART STALL : -,V> .V : .- PLAIN AND FANCY WORK STALL • 1 CARVING STALL , • FLOWER STALL ;] ,\y ; JUMBLE STALL , - GENTLEMEN'S STALL, Etc., . Etc., Etc. ' , ' I REFRESHMENTS ~ NOVELTIES - • MUSICAL EVOLUTIONS. • . 1 ' '.V -. ■ - v'.:BAND IN ATTENDANCE. • ' BAZAAR OPENS AT 3 P.M. EACH DAY. ' Admission, Is; Children, Sixpence, -V , " • MISS O'NEILL, Hon. Sec. 1 "' ; ' F. E. N. CROMBIE, Hon. Treas. ..; ' '■ - — " — _ v ■' " ■ ——l AZABD'S SHOOTING GALLERY. - : Highest Score in six consecutive shots in Competition for week ending.:February,2B,'u 1903: .■ 'Vw Keefe, J. ... ... 55- 55 5 5—30 • Lyndon, F. H 5 6 5 5 5 5—30 Lysaght, G. ... - ... 5 5 5 5V 5 5—30 t - Senior, W, ... 5 5 5 5 5 5—30 Banks, B. ... ... 5 5 5 5 5 5—30 : Fleming; J. ... ... 5.5 55 5 5—30 5? • i Craig ... ... . ... .55 55 5 5—30 . • / Dunnet, C ... ... 555 :5 5 ' 5—30 j Patterson, W. ... ~.. 5 5 5 5 5 5—30 1 ' ' McKee, J. ... ... 5 5 55 5 :6-30V# Shaw, E. ... ... i.. 55> 55 5 sA-30 Over, G. ~. 5 5 5 5 5 5—30 Tomlinson, R. ... 5 5 5 5 5 5—30 ; Baird, D ... ... ... 555 5 5 5-30 ' Letham, A. ... ... 5 5 55 5 '5—30 •Russell, W. ... ... 5 5 5 5 5 s—3o>:-^: ; : Whyte, H. ... ... 5 5 5 55 5— tfc; Vincent, J. A' ... ... 5 5 5 5 5 5-30 ViSfJ •Downey, A. ... ... 5 5 5 5 5 5—30; - Gray, W. A. ... -.. 5 5 5 5 5 5— Williamson, H. C. ... 5 5 5 5 5 5—30 '$Vm In the Ties, the Prize, a Telescope, was won •, by W. Senior. This week's Prize a Silver J;? 5 Matchbox. No Entrance Fee. Id per shot. ' 7~ ~ •* t j■ gTRING • • BANDS V,. • Supplied for Concerts, Balls, Garden ' k ■' Parties, At Homes, Picnics, etc. " v. ;j _ For terms apply . -'A •• • G. HAROLD HARDEY, Manukau Road, Parnell. '• ■ ' •'• • " . ' '* '■ "V. jy/£ R. FRANK ' GRAHAM, THE EMINENT OPERATIC TENOR, , t Late of the CARL ROSA OPERA CO., LONDON, '' • ' Has Vacancies for a few more Pupils.' Special >0 attention paid to those with good voices, in- ■' tending to make singing their profession. For terms, apply. r .. • " ELLESMERE," Princes-street. ; ' Toilet. ■ _ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ m. —-mm A' ' ' WOMAN'S pLORY - J - la A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR, ' And no charm possesses stronger power of ' " attraction. Intelligent care and . QAPILLA ; JJAIR rjIONIO can make the hair exquisitely beautiful b#» ' na-nrr-r . : yond comparison. , , .i. , . i/Aj/jXiLA stops your hair falling out, and IS . a genuine hair food, feeding every ■ hair ' with which it. comes in contact.. . CAPILLA is not a, dye. Don't Buy Imitations. GET CAPILLA. Sold by All' Chemists everywhere, • 3s 6d per bottle. /. • SHARLAND AND CO., LTD., r' ' . Wholesale Agents. ■ ' ■ Photograpnv Q.EORGE Q.REGORY. • ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER. • 45, Corner of -Queen and Wellesley Streets. • g ENAMELLED CABINETS ,gS IVORYTYPES, 3 FOP. 6S. ; One 15 by 12 Opal Enlargement and One Dozen Cabinets (enamelled or mat), for 15s. \ J PROMPT DELIVERY. ■ " > ; ■' :■ . ! Conveyances. y AFTER March 4th the 9.15 a.m. 'Bus from -£*- Auckland to Howick will not run; also, the 4.30 p.m. 'Bus from Howick to Auckland. ; —J. Crawford. * t E W • ZEALAND: HERALD. SUBSCRIPTION: fid per week, delivered In town and ; suburbs; or 10s per quarter, in advance, posted to any part of the colony. j ; Births. Deaths, and Marriages. 23 6d each ■ insertion. 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