Amnseigents. Pr I S MAJESTY'S THEATRE. (Under the Direction of John Lemmore). TO-MORROW NIGHT ! TO-MOEROW NIGHT ! WEDNESDAY, JULY 22ND. and FRIDAY, 24TH. ' qrrWG TpAREWELL pONCEBTS THE WONDERFUL PIANOFORTE GENIUS, , "STARK TJAMBOTJEG, Whose Marvellous Performances have created the Greatest Enthusiasm ever witnessed, m , , ■ New Zealand. : ■. These will be absolutely the last Concerts in , Auckland. A Programme of Extraordinary Brilliance will be given TO-MORROW; NIGHT. MARK HAMBOtfEG will Play- t< „. VPMW) „ RUBINSTEIN'S COLOSSAL "CONCERTO IN D MINOR, for the first, time m this , ' part of the world; Chopin's • SONATA. | B Plat Minor, introducing the XM.MORTAL FUNERAL MARCH;", and -i ' ; Famous " BHAPSODIE." No. 2. j BORIS HAMBOURG. 'Cello Solos:— _ ,\.\ Locatelli's Marvellous "Sonatas Elegie. •■ '* Scherzo " (Van Gaens), ,••- ~ I MISS MABEL BATCHELOE will sing- _. „ I . FelicLen David's " Thou Brilliant Bird, ] with Flute Obligate j JOHN LEMMONE will play—, „ „m,„ Bachner's Celebrated Flute Solo, The Nightingale." ' , ( '~"':; GEO. F. BOYLE. Accompanist. -Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, ss; Stalls, 3s; Back Stalls. 2s: Gallery, Is. Special Note.—STUDENTS AND FAMILY PARTIES, of not less than 7, Reserved Seats, £1 Is. : Plan at Id man's. ;• ;K Day Sales at Williamson's and "Toreador," H.M. Arcade. ' . ■..■.-■.•. ■'■'-- -'.■■■■'■'■ v TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Lessee and Manager - William F. Hawtrey. Business :Manager > --'■■ - Leonard Davis i A NOTABLE ATTRACTION. GRAND REVIVAL Of Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's Famous j and Fascinating Play, | T TITLE T ORD T^AUNTLEBOY. | ■ , . BY \ V ~-. V/' r -- : :\. .'V rpiffl TTAWTREY pOMEDY QOMPAST, | On i MONDAY, JULY 27. /; __ ■ LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY: " Is now affecting New York audiences, young and old," says Harper's Weekly, " as it did in the original production 15 years ago*. It is one of the few plays of the season that have I the power to move to laughter and tears, and | it is through this quality of tender and sincere i feeling that it is to-day as real in its', appeal as it was then." \ ■';.'•.."" J MR. W. P. HAWTREY • -'- Will appear as : - ■ ■ - THE EARL OF DOBINCOUBT (" The finest interpreter of the character ever j .', seen here."— Zealand Times) j MISS ADDIE LURKINGWill appear as ■ LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEBOY.q ;' " Thinking back over a lengthy experience, we cannot recall any child actor that has done so well."—Dunedin Star. ! Prices—4s, 2a 6d, and la. NO Ear] Doors. - BOX PLAN at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's, opens on Friday. , E. BENTLEY YOUNG, \ , • ' ' * Touring Representative. .." Flour Mills; DYCBOFT, TIM I ED. MANUFACTURERS OP rpULIP AND' , QNOWDBIFT. TOOUB ; And ALL KINDS OP PLAIN AND FANCY BISCUITS. . j prry TpLous TyipxLs. AUCKLAND. ' j ALL FIRST AWARDS AT THE AUCKLAND w-xmjßrnoN. WITH gold vkdals ; ;; ? , MisceiianeonfeAEYAN SYSTEM" Scientific Palmistry, * etc.—Consult Indian; Professor, 13 till 12.30. 2 till 9 daily; Saturday, till 10 ; p.m.—lst Floor, it.M. Arcade. Queen-street. DE CHEIEO, Lady Palmist, Upper Union- i street; opposite St. James' Church ; our j loors from Wellington-street). Hours, 11 to 3 j xnd 6 to 8. DON'T FORGET our New Address—The ; E., and F. Piano Agency, 191, Queen-street; S. Coldicutt, Manager). ,•'" ■' . • i-^OUND— only place to Auckland where' K teeth are extracted without , the slightest pain lor 2s. at the Reliance Dental Co., 77. 4ue>en-street. ; ' 0SOUTHERN GROWN Sutton's Supreme and Ofc Early Rose Seed Potatoes.— ' Win. iunson and Co., Custom-street/ ' ■ • SOUTHERN GROWN Lapstone Kidneys and J Up-to-Date Seed Potatoes.—At W. Gunion and Co., Custom-street. i .I. ' 1..'. i . hi. i ' m 1' SOUTHERN GROWN Magnum tßonam; and O Bruce Seed Potatoes.—At W.Gunson and ! Do., Custom-street. ■' ' SHOWERPROOF COATS from ! Stock or to 3 Measure : Stylish, ■;. Comfortable, ;' and Senerally Satisfactory.—Mcßride, Victoriastreet. ~S :'': : -?~- -.--'' " \TISITOES to " The Shore" can. now obtain V Breakfasts, Dinners, and Teas at Is each, md Afternoon Tea at 6d, ■at the Esplanade iotel, Devonport, close to the Victoria Wharf. QENDELL'S at Sale Time is a Bargain EL ; Centre.— Yard-wide Calico, 2s - lid ioz.; Fringed Travelling Rugs, 6s lid. ,*, rOEA-LINE— Means Sunnd Lung*. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable it all leading Chemists.. Is and 2s. .. DEMOTED to 191, Queen-street, near Vic-' LI/ toria-street.—English and Foreign Piano Lgency (S. ", Coldicutt, Manager). »', DO (P - GREAT YEARLY ■ SALE •C5. \J» ■ ■'■■ Of Linoleums and Curtains : NOW ON.-D.S.O. raj NORTON-TAYLOR. Test Medium,' Vt ■'• Psychometrist, Clairvoyant.— on Spiritual .:■ and Commercial Matters; Health aithfully diagnosed Home, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.' -Address: ,88, Upper Vincent-street. = (Out Saturdays.) ■-- .. .-.,'■' : ", -.' ' . :■ RENDELL'S at i Sale Time is a ; Bargain - Centre.—Coloured Veilings, 2d and 3d .-ard; Black Veilings, 3d and 4Jd yard; Needlepoint Umbrellas, 2s 6d and 3s. 6d.- - - . FOUND— English and - Foreign ' Piano V Agency have Removed to 191, > Queenitieet, near Victoria-street IS. Coldicutt, Maniger). '"' ' l'' ' '" '1"»PI'I m ' WW ■* COLLARED AND TIED—The nicest" lot 'of '•Ties and -Collars now s offering at -Geo. ?owlds'. , , DO Ci '■■ - s GREAT- :S : YEARLY SALE *io*\J» r Of Furniture and Carpets ■;■•,'; NOW ON.-D.5.0. ; >:£.;\.us/'.-. OUBLE-MAOHINED SEED OATS.—Send for samples and prices.—Arthur Yates and Co., Seed Merchants, Auckland, i • ' , PREMISES TOO SMALL-Eemovcd to larger. ■. 191, Queen-street.— English, and Foreign Piano Agency. .;.-.- . . n' 1 n' i"i»'i iwV i' i iw '"' ' i' H EARLY ROSE; Kidney. : Beauty of Hebron. Up-to-Date, Asbloaf, Supreme, etc. ; Resorted by hand. for seed.—Arthur; Yates and Co., ."Auckland, ■■:.',';. : ::,..■'■ \'-V''--'i FOR SALE, at all Sanderson's Fresh Pork Sausages, 6d per lb.— for them, and see that. you get Sanderson's. " Q P — GREAT f YEAELY SALE ,O,\J» :? Of LACES AND RIBBONS - >> NOW ON.—D.S.C. :, FOUND-Lace Curtains, 2s 6d; Double Wire Mattresses, lis 6d;, Bedsteads, 245; Toilet Sets, 8s 6d; Door Mats. 6d; Chairs, 2s 6d; Hearth Rugs, 33; Hall Stands. 40a; Kitchen rabie. 10s—At Lam bourne and >Dewar's Annual Sale, Three Lamps, Ponsonby. ; - MAT feU&iONlAL,—Wanted—Young Gentleman, about to take a Life Partner, to see that he' starts by getting best-value for lis money in furnishing the new home. See our Sale Prices and compare with others.— Lambourne and Dewar, Ponsonby MOTHERS are still bringing their children, also Recommending their , friends and reations—Family, -Football.- Cricket. Boating Drew, and other Large Groups a Speciality, Edwards' Studie, Union Bank Buildings. Trams stop. ■; ' .--""•' MISS -'"M:'c ; .E:'Li W A I N. ';'"■■":'-- 206, VICTORIA ARCADE : / ' - ' ■■■■;::■ (UPSTAIRS,). Face and Scalp Massage, Manicure. Pedicure. Shampooing, Hair dressing, etc. Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair. : Fancy Wigs, Costumes on Sale and Hire. Lateßt Toilet Novelties in stock. Telephone No. 251. -.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12328, 21 July 1903, Page 8
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