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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12270, 14 May 1903, Page 8

! Amusements. ___________ TTIB MAJESTY'S FpHEATRE. VICE-REGAL COMMAND. SPECIAL. SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY. FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 15. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Ranfttrly have commanded a Special Performance of SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY. Prices as usual. Box Office now Open. __ , ___ ._»_-____--— — TTIS MAJESTY'S .HHHEATRE. Under the Sole Direction of MR. Q.EORGE J^JTUSGROVE. THIS (THURSDAY) And FOLLOWING FEW EVENINGS. FOLLOWING FEW EVENINGS. Enormous and Continued Success Of MISS NELLIE STEWART MISS NELLIE STEWART MISS NELLIE STEWART As c SWEET NELL, SWEET NELL, Supported by GEORGE MUSGROVE'S NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY, In The Most Successful Comedy-Drama of Recent years, ; SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY. SWEET NELL OF OLD DEURY. SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY. Again Acclaimed last evening l by a vast Assemblage of Auckland's most critical Playgoers as the GREATEST COMEDY SUCCESS EVER KNOWN IN THIS CITY. BOX PLANS at Messrs. Wildman, Lyell and Arey's, where seats may be booked six days m advance. Prices— Circle and Orchestral Stalls, ss; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is. Early Doors, 6d extra. Day Sales: Partridge's, Queen-street; and " Toreador" Floral Depot, His Majesty's Arcade. Doors open, 7 p.m. Curtain will rise at 7.55. Carriages, 10.45 p.m rjHHE NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY FOR THE JL PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND FOR THE PREVENTION 01' CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. GRAND BALL, Under the Patronage and in the presence of His Excellency the Governor and Lady Ranfurly, IN" THE CHORAL HALL, On THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1903, In aid of the Society's Funds. Gentleman's Ticket, ss; Lady's, Is. May be obtained from the members of the Ladies' Committee, Messrs. _ Wildman, Lyell, and Aroy, or at the Society's Office, Palmereton Buildings. EIVERS AND WESTON, THEATRICAL ADVANCE REPRESENTATIVES, 26, His Majesty's Arcade.—Lessons in Elocution and Dramatic Art, Mr. Walter Rivers. Modern Languages. Mr. Chas. Weston. Terms on. application. Exhibitions. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS EXHIBITION. \ All Works must be Removed from the Choral Hall TO-DAY (Thursday), 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Society will not be held responsible for anything left at the Hall. ■ S. STUART, Sec. ' ExcursionsTfiT AIWERA! WAIWERAI »' HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. This Old-established and Favourite Wateringplace is acknowledged by all recent visitors as THE FINEST SEASIDE RESORT in the Colony. The Hotel has been enlarged, renovated, and refurnished throughout, new bath-houses erected, and the comfort of patrons is studied in every detail.

I HOT MINERAL BATHS FREE TO VISITORS ; STAYING AT HOTEL. ! AMUSEMENTS: Pishing, Boating, Hot Water and Sea Bathing, Golf, Tennis, Billiards, : Ping-pong, etc. Launch available for picnic and fishing excursions. TERMS: 8s per day: 50a per week. A few special rooms at 10s per day. 60s per week. SPECIAL REDUCED KATES. From May 1 to October 31 the American System of Special Reduced Winter Rates will be charged, as follows: — PER WEEK- J? 9 OS-PEK WEEK. Up-to-date steamer service. Wharf in course of construction. Telephone on premises. For full particulars apply to "Manager," Wat wera, or to . OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, 22. Shortland-street; Or. THOS. COOK AND SON. Booking Agents. 103. Queen-street. Board and Residence. BOARD, in a private family, for 1 Gentleman, in city; references exchanged; piano and Address " Home," HERALD Office. VACANCIES for Married Couple and 3 or 4 Men Boarders. Terms moderate— Mrs. E. McDonald, Devonshire Villa, Nelsonstreet, near Wellesley-street. GENTLEMEN, if you want Comfortable Lodgings go to Hartley's Temperance Lodging House, Wellesley-street, near Opera House. GRAND VUE," Princes-street.— —Telephone, 1495. ELLESMERE," Prinees-street-Vacancies. Telephone, 458. BELGRAVE HOUSE (opposite Choral Hall)"V acanciea; first-class accommodation; terms moderate. Telophone 1144— Bell. NORTH SHORE.-BOARD AND RESIDENCE, close to Victoria Wharf. Terms moderate. Vacancies.—Bayswater, Beach Road West. VERONA." Karangahape Road. 3 doors from Pitt-street.— for Boarders; terms moderate.—Mrs. Fawcett, lato of Naval and Family Hotel. HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 103, Hobson-street. having been thoroughly renovated, is now ready to receive Boarders; bath, piano, good table, every comfort. Terms moderate. VACANCIES for Gentlemen-Single or Double Booms; good table; every comfort; shower bath; cars pass.— House, Ponsonby Road, next Western Park, Miss Colegrove. STONEHURST," SYMONDS-STREET.-First-class Board and Residence for Tourists and Permanent Boarders. Terms moderate.—Mrs. Albert A. Brown. Telephone No. 504. ROTORUA. — NOTICE. - "THE PINES" Boardiughouse has Reduced Bates for winter season. Good table, ventilated rooms, electric light, dark room for photos.; central position for all baths; premises enlarged and up-to-date, and a home for 30 guests. Wire or letters attended to; trains met. Ask for The Pines on arrival; touts not kept. Good dogs for Sportsmen; will be pleased to shoot with guests if desired.— G. Peace, Proprietor, " THE PINES," Rotorua. rilE AItOHA HOUSE, TE AHOHA. This House is new, and has lofty rooms, and is situated in a healthy and quiet locality. It is well suited for Visitors and those in search of health. Near Railway Station and 3 minutes from Baths. Terms, 4s per day, or 209 per week. Excellent testimonials. G. LOVEGROVE. SEN., Proprietor, Meets all trains. WA IW ER A HOUSE. ROTORUA, is now carried on by Miss Graham, formerly of Waiwera. near Auckland, and latterly of Brent's Bathgate House. The House is now known as " Waiwera House." Best situation in Rotorua. Within five minutes' walk of the Priest, Eachael, and Blue Baths. Terms moderate. Visitors conveyed to the baths free of charge. Address: "Rotorua." Address: Rotorua. "WAIWERA HOUSE." T> O T O R U A. X\> "THE LANGHAM," First-class Boardiughouse. centrally situated, almost adjoining the Government Baths and _, Sanatorium. Thoroughly Renovated. Electric Light Throughout! Terms: 30s week, 5s per day. All correspondence promptly attended to. The Proprietor motets all trains. W. R. MELVIN. Proprietor. "ORENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, ROTORUA. This Favourite Establishment has been continuously open during the year, and has been appreciatively patronised by largo numbers of pleasure-seekers. It has recently been renovated and enlarged, and is in a thoroughly sanitary condition. Eighty visitors can be comfortably accommodated. Terms moderate. S. T. BRENT. Proprietor, j