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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12240, 8 April 1903, Page 8

Amusementsrris -jurAJESTY'S »jiheatre. Manager C. R. Bailey. p OOD TpRIDAY -MIGHT, SACRED AND CLASSICAL CONCERT, Including Rossini's STAB AT MATER. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. " It is Enough" ..(Mendelssohn) MR. RUPERT MANTELL. - 1 - " There is a Green Hill Far Away"..(Gounod) MISS MAUD TOBIAS. 3 " If With All Your Hearts"....(Mendelssohn) MR. FRANK GRAHAM. 4 " Ave Maria" (Gounod) (With Violin Obliyato by Miss Dons Boult.) MADAME LILIAN TREE. 5 "Thou Art Passing Hence" (Sullivan) MR. WILFRED MANNING. 6. VIOLIN SOLO, Raff's Cavatiua, Vieuxtemp s Reverie, MISS DORIS BOULT. Part 11. Rossini's Oratorio, STABAT MATER. STABAT MATER. STABAT MATER. STABAT' MATER. STABAT MATER. STABAT MATER, Soioi;*s : , MADAME LILIAN TREE, MISS MAUD i^j.iAS (Pupil of Madame Lilian Tree), ME, FRANK GRAHAM. MR. RUPERT MANTELL, GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS. Conductor: Mr. Arthur Towsey. Leader of Orchestra: Mr. A. Eady. Accompanist: Miss Abbott. Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is. Box Plan at Wildmaii, Lyell, and Arey's. TTIS IyrAJESTY'S rpHEATRE. THE EVENT OF AN EVENTFUL YEAR. COMMENCING, SATURDAY, APRIL 11. WILLIAM ANDERSON'S FAMOUS DRAMATIC ORGANISATION, Consisting of the following Artistes: MR. HARRY PLIMMER MR- H. W. DIVER ME. C. E. STANFORD MR. EDMUND DUGGAN MR. GEORGE CHALMERS MR. FRANK HAWTHORNE MR. WALTER DALGLEISH MB, GEORGE HASSEL MR. WALTER RIVERS MR. GEORGE COATES ETC.. ETC.. ETC. MTS3 HELEN BUEDETTE MISS IDA GRESIIAM MISS KATIE TOWERS MISS JOSEPHINE THYNNE MISS PATIENCE HUGHES MISS GLADYS HUGHES ETC., ETC., ETC. The Opening Attraction, will be WALTER MELVILLE'S Celebrated Sensational and Spectacular Drama, entitled. THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON. THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON. THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON. PRODUCED REGARDLESS OF EXPENSE. MAGNIFICENT STAGE INVESTITURE. COMPLETENESS OF DETAIL. WORTHY OF ANY THEATRE IN THE WORLD. People's Popular Prices, 3s, 2s, and Is. Fred W. Duval - - - Touring Manager. Michael Joseph - - - Business Manager. pRAND FANCY FAD? AND BAZAAR T In aid of ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT BUILDING FUND, Will be formally opened by jpis Woifhip the Mayor, in tho presence of Has Lordship the Bishop, ON EASTER MONDAY EVENING, at 7.30, And will Continue Opened during the week Afternoons, 3 to 5; Epenings, 7.30 to 10. Full Programme in Saturday's Issue. Admission, 6d; Children, 3d. F. D. BUCKLEY, Hon. Sec. TOASTER INTER-'VARSITY CARNIVAL. PICNIO TO MOTUTAPU. 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. EASTER TUESDAY. In Honour of Southern Representatives. Friends of the University cordially united. Tickets may be obtained through Students. ] Tickets, 2s. Bavarian Band in attendance. Tea provided. H. E. G. SMITH, | Hon. Sec. Students' association.. "JVTEWTON FLYING CLUB.— Annual Social to be he'd in the Victoria Hall, Eden Terrace, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday). Dancing at 8 o'clock. Tickets can be had from the Members of Committee.—G. A. PROBERT, | Hon. Sec. QTRING BANDS Supplied for Concerts, Balls, Garden Parties, At Homes, Picnics, etc. For terms, apply G. HAROLD HARDEY, Manukau Road, Parnell. J "M"R. MCDOUGALL, Teacher of Violin, PianoIVi forte. Organ. Singing, Scientific Voice Culture School Teachers prepared for all Examinations. Country Pupils granted Reduced Railway Fares. MADAM TREE will resume Teaching on Tuesday next. April 14th. at Richardson's, 290. Queen-street, City. QOMETIMES, DEAR HEAET-A Charming O Light Drawingroom Ballad; price, 2s.— Robertson. Music-seller, Auckland. Meetings. A UCKLAND RUGBY UNION. The Annual General Meeting of the Union will be held in the Amateur Sports Club, His Majesty's Arcade, on FRIDAY, 17th April instant, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Consideration of Report and Bal-ance-sheet, Election of Officers, and such other Business as may be brought before the Meeting- in accordance with tho Rules. CHAS. E. MACCORMICK, Hon. Sec. A.R.U. , Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, ere. OT. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, PARNELL. Stainer's "CRUCIFIXION" Will be Performed by the Choir TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. ============================ Volunteer Notices. f-T\E VON PORT NAVAI S. M. The' Monthly Inspection Parade of the Company will take place at Torpedo Yard, Devonport, THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Blue uniform without arms. All Members warned to attend. HENRY PARKER, Capt, D.N.S.M. rpilE T ATE3T MOVELTY. EASTER CHOCOLATES EASTER CHOCOLATES EASTER CHOCOLATES And EASTER EGGS. EASTER EGGS. EASTER EGGS. . SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW. GOLDFINCHES' NEST BASKETS OF EGGS CHOCOLATE OWLS NESTS OF EGGS EGG CUP AND CHOCOLATE EGG CHOCOLATE BARN. FOWLS RUSTIC GO-CART THE FAVOURITE HEN THE HEN'S NEST SURPRISE EGGS THE ANGLER'S CREEL AND CHOCOLATE FISH FLORAL EGGS. CREAM EGGS. A GREAT VARIETY OP ASSORTEE SHAPES AND FANCY BOXES. /- PRICES, FROM 2D TO 10S EACH. SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW. H. M. S^ *' m - QUEEN-STREET. *