- Amusements. TTIS . MAJESTY'S THEATRE. - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. BOX PLAN For the First Sis Nights of the Season Opcn3 9 o'clock, at Messrs. ildman. Lyell, ami Arey's, THIS (THURSDAY) MORNING, preferential Choice of Seats will be accorded those who arrive earliest at the Box Office. COUNTRY PATRONS will have a section allotted for then requirements. Applications by Tetter will receive prompt attention, provided always money orders or postal notes accompany same. IS MAJESTY S THEATRE. Lessee - - ft,- -C. R. Bailey. Under the Sole Direction of MR GEORGE MUSGEOVE. Manager ----- Mr. Chas. WestmaeotL TUESDAY' NEXT, OCTOBER 27TR, TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 27TE, And Following Evenings. THE THEATEICAL EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALASIA. • • Shakespere's Delightful Comedy. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, PRESENTED ON A SCALE OF SUMPTUOUS MAGNIFICENCE UNEXAMPLED IN THE .■ HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH AND AUSTRALASIAN STAGE By GEORGE MUS GROVE'S -I7IXGLI3H QHAKESPEREAN pOMPANY, Specially Selected from the LEADING DRAMATIC ARTISTS OF ENGLAND, And comprising Several of the Most PROMINENT ACTORS AND ACTRESSES Of the London Stage. THE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, By Hawes Craven, Joseph Harker, R. McCieary, and Conrad Tritschler. THE MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES, Designed by Wilhelm, of London. THE MUSIC, COMPOSED BY MENDELSSOHN, Performed by an OPERA CHORUS and OPERA ORCHESTRA. j SPECIAL. Despite the enormous expense involved in presenting these Magnificent Productions, Mr. Musgrove lias fixed the prices at 6s Dress Circle and O. Stalls, 4s Stalls, and 23 Gallery, and, in response to the general desire of the theatregoing public of this city, announces that there will be NO EARLY DOOR CHARGE. Day Sale*, Partridge's Cigar Divan, Queenstreet, and The Toreador Floral Depot, His Majesty's Arcade. Representative, G. H. Lames. • Business Notices. A SHLEY TTUNTER, Assoc. M. Inst., C.E., Architect and Civil Engineer-, REMOVED to Office No. 18, Royal Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. Telephone No. 1343. STRAINING THE EYES When they require assistance, brings pain, injury, and discomfort. SPECTACLES accurately fitted by improved methods for every defect of refraction by . T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN. ' QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HALL. Also in Stock: Artificial Eyes, Cameras, Microscopes. Telescopes. Electric Batteries, Barometers, Hydrometers, Electric Bells, etc. Inspect, the powerful Gcerz Binoculars. [A CARD.] - ISr A T T AND T AIN G. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, LAND AUCTIONEERS. STOCK EXCHANGE. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS,, QUEEN-STREET, -pUBLICM O T I C E. . ■Jl/TR. ERNEST H. LITTLEJOHN wishes to notify his many Clients that he will be absent from business till 2nd November, taking a rest for the benefit of his health. Full details of any business or property previously advertised can be had or,, application at his Office, care of Turnbull and Co., Commercestreet, and all correspondence will he promptly attended to during his absence. Commerce-street, • October 17th, 17Q3 PAINLESS yjENTISTEY. ; G. z nSr TTARRIS, - SURGEON DENTIST, [ OPPOSITE HERALD OFFICE. WYNDHAMSTREET, AUCKLAND. Teeth Extracted without the slightest Pain. Artificial dentures of perfect fit and natural appearance fitted, if preferred, without ex- , tracting the stumps. ' Crowns and Bridges in Gold or Porcelain. Fillings done in gold amalgam or cement. : Time Payments may be arranged. All dentures are guaranteed. ■ Advice given Free. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. reopening from 7 to 3 on Tuesday and Friday Evenings. L. R. E * D Y - Pianoforte Tuner to Their Excellencies Lord Eanl'urly and the Earl of Glasgow. IMPORTER OF THE WORLD-RENOWNED PIANOFORTES by JUSTIN BROWNE (durability unexcelled) Hoellmg and Spengenberg (awarded 20 medals) 3PAETHE (Gold Medallist). LARGE SELECTION OF NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS. Inspection Invited. SHOW ROOMS: LIVERPOOL-STREET. Telephone 557. Poultry, etc ,-g T/lfE had an export order for ,'SOO £»*-Jkn it boxes Graded Poultry lately. <&&S\lbut could not get them. For SalewwTwo Rankin Incubators, and One Poultry Crammer. Buy these, and %M& make your fortune.—COl/JNIAL AG "1 '; COMPANY (over. Smeeton's). , 'IiiCNS FOR SALE— Half breds, 6s dozen ; V>* Pure Buff Orpingtons or Brown Leghorns 15s dozen, :Uso, Prairie State Incubators, all sizes.-Poultry Supply Co., 71, Queenstreet, opposite Donald's. BUYING A PIANO?— be guided by advertisements. Come and see for yourself what Richardson can offer for a. little money, and on easiest terms.—Address, 290, Queen-street. I AM BUYING' A PLYNO at Richardson's i. because he has the reputation of keeping 1 a Good Piano at a Very Low Price, and on such easy, terms.—Address, 290, Queen-street. '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12408, 22 October 1903, Page 8
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