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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12523, 16 March 1904, Page 8

; r Amusements*.. , _ ■-, TTIS . -RTAJESTY'S . , rpEEATRE. - "■.'''■■.- Under the Direction of - * MR.. 3. C. WILLIAMSON, : . Business Manager - - <-, «. Richard Stewart, ■'- ,>'>:■>■:;;■■..-■ .;--:;:;/-■-:-,. 1 .-„-.'n "■: , w-.;.:?.::;," '■■:■■■,':■.::'■ . r--^' :^xvi CONTINUED GLORIOUS. SUCCESS ■ Of - ' THE ADMIRAbJUE.ORIOHTON. ; A ■ THE VOICE OF THE PRESS, i as applied to New Zealand, may, with its fair, ! candid, able, fearless, and competent critics. [ be regarded as a genuine .■;•■■■■. EXPRESSION OF PUBLIC OPINION ' in exhaustive, eloquent,'and-masterly reviews of the Great New Play, < V THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, THE ADMIRABLE ORICHTON,, by Mr.' ■■■,-:-,■ J, C. WILLIAMSON'S FAMOUS COIdPANY* including the eminent young actor. MR, CUYLER HASTINGS. Both the Herald and Star dwell in un« ',' measure;! terms of approbation and apprecia-" '' ■" tion on ; ' : i ■' ■ :■■■■■' ■>.': .-■''■■: : ., ■■. ■;_■■ A MATCHLESS PLAY, . appropriately interpreted by A MATCHLESS COMPANY, and there is not a word that will not be en- ' dorsed by every intelligent PLAYGOER IN THIS CITY. SPECIAL NOTE.—In compliance with a gene, rally expressed desire that as this is \; MR. CUYLER HASTINGS" :TWsitive : " ■ --■ ■~-.. "■• - ' P ° S tI FAREWELI TO NEW ZEALAND, he should be seen once more, in some of tho t • characters with which his name is so inti- i mately associated in this city, the Manage-' ' i ment beg to announce the ■ • : LAST 3 NIGHTS s • : • LAST 3 NIGHTS of • LAST 3 NIGtiTS ; " ;r . THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON. , THE ADMIRABLE ORIOHTON, ■-'■. THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON. : " Produced under the Stage Direction of . MR. J- W. HAZLITT /Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's. v ; Day Sales at E.M. Cafe and Kiosk. Prices at USjtial. '■■ ;-.•:■'■.■.;■.■'.-.;:-■-: '/■■'•=■■';' ■,"'■':"■''' _ .' ' SATURDAY NEXI. MARCH "19th, ; .- w,- :..■■ for positively ':; :■ •' k ;.v- ■.■> FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, .'■ Special Revival of SHERLOCK HOLMES. , Box Plan opens on Friday Morning. '''.s/'l V CHORAL gSZ -JS POPULAR riONOEBTS. rpO-NIGHT, rpo-NIGHT. |g ; ' THIRD GRAND CONCERT. See Programme in Yesterday's HEEALB. • ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING.' Day Sales at Williamson's, Tobacconist; 1 ' Floral Depot,, H.M. Arcade, and Richardson's, i 290, Queen-street. "' : ' ; - ' " : . : ; "' ' \ Trams for the Hall wul leave Three Lamps at 7.15 p.m. .■■' - ■ ■ '. ..;i.' : Doors open 7.30 commence 8 p.m. , THE GATHERDT O' THE CLANS I 1 - AT ST. JAMES' HALL, NEXT FRIDAY. 8 P.M. ! To hear the REV. DAVID PARRY'S Brilliant Lecture on "Robert Burns, the Ploughman Poet of Scotland.'' "Far beyond anything of the kind heartii : in this City (Brisbane), with the »ole exception of the Rev. Charles Clark." ' ~V ■'■ : . ADMISSION, is. .-TV ■"■ ■a".: N o i n ,G. : MISS DORMER notifies her Pupilu that her Class for Ballroom Dancing will be open in the Ponsonby Hall on MONDAY, 11th April, 1904. ! Waltzing a speciality. Private Lessons given. ■\ '■ I Terms on application. j " - - • LICHMELD-STREET, CITY. ; " AMERICAN STEAM RIDING GALLERY for ' Sale cheap, -vvitli Electric Light Plant j complete, in perfect order, together or separr ate. Particulars James : Herschell and Co., { Park-street, South Melbourne, Victoria.', ' '■:] -: Dress and Fashion. MERCHANT TAILOR. Having purchased tlie Business of FOSTER - AND CO., LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, of 120, -STREET. i 3 now showing the -LARGEST STOCK OF NEW GOODS IN AUCKLAND. .;„-;. And lias secured the services of MR. G. A. CRAIG (late of the D.5.0.) as Cutter. Ladies and Gentlemen wishiihg CUT, TASTE, and STYLE can rely on receiving thorough satisfaction. -■-,: CHARGES STRICTLY'REASONABLE. ■i: ONLY ADDRESS: 120, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Bank of New South Wales). M" I L L I N ER Y. ,;; : : MADAME MARION ! • ■' • Will show a number of new French models i For the Autumn and Winter Season, during* w : this week, in her SHOWROOM, 2ND FLOOR HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE, Queen-street. . INSPECTION INVITED. .ANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL, NO. M, >Vo ,'«J&&-'' (Third Floor). ■' PRACTICAL TUITION IN DRESSCUTTING 'AND/MAKING. Pupils may bring their own material for making up, thus saving the cost of learning. Night Classes. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.7to 9. SATURDAY MORNING— foF School Girls, 10 to 12. Pupils enrolled Daily. Prospectus on appli cation. :•■.■; ■'.: m ""*™——" 1.,,,.,, M.,,.,,,,„„ ■■■■■■ ssst •■■ ■" Ironmongery. .: S ALE TILL ' Q-OING QS". , CLEARANCE : SALE.: Our Premises being too smaU to accoramo* date the Incoming Heavy Shipments, I am compelled to rhakt - room. In order to effect . . ; ; this I am offering my Goods to the Public at a Genuine Discount off aU Goods. My Prices .■;,> are famous in Auckland as beinu most rea- • sonable at all times, and when reduced by ADISCOUNT OF 2s TO 4s IN THE £ they are , Bedrock Prices, and cannot get any lower. " ... LAMPS, CUTLERY. TOOLS, CROCKERY, HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, at the Lowest Prices in Town. SALE CLOSES ABSOLUTELY ON MARCH 19- ■'"•■, Q piRRIT. VICTORIA-STREET WEST, ; Just across Hobson-sti-eet. ~.■,..—i..w|,W i iM M, W lWi W i „w,,i„iwW , ,i.i.iwiw wiw.i pmmnminm^mmmmmsma qi6 H~T ' rp E S : T I N G. On SCIENTIFIC- PRINCIPLES and with, , NEWEST INSTRUMENTS a SPECIALTY, and ' SPECTACLES properly fitted for every defect :j ' of refraction, by T. PEACOCK, Optician. 218. Queen-street. Spestacle Frames of Every variety. LITTLE NIPPER CAMERAS, with ' Finder, 5s 6d, wonderful value; Cameras to suit all tastes: Photographic MaterialsArtificial Eyes of all Colours in Stock. OPPOSITE CITY PALL. mmmmm , „,n |~ mm imi. ■H.III.MIIMIII—MMJ ■jVTBW ' r7EiLAJ*D TTEBAXI), j ; Subscription : ea per week, daliverea in town i and Buburbji; or 10s p«r quarter, in advance, posted \ | to any part of the colony. , ' . ■; , ADVBBTISBS|HNT3 under the following classes:] ,';' wanted, To Let, For Sale, lost abd Focsd, .Personat,, Board asd Rksidencb, are Inserted' at the rate of 18 words for one chilling, or tbre* consecutive Insertion! for 2a 6d. * Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 2» Ed each insesr tion. Thesis announcements, which must be »tgned , by the advertiser, »re also inserted in the DOC* LAND'.'WEBJjIiT . NHWB and EBUAIjD i CJMUABt ,■ without extra charge. ..;: 1 I Eeplles to advertisements will be received lit tt*' 1 offices of the Herald free of ohargi». . . i' Tlm Proprietors do not hold themselves reipoa' . i sible for B.on-inaertioci of advertisetaants through .accident or from other causes. ; Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of I" - advertisements in the Eehald muit be » wriß* .-.: • ing. ... ~1.,,, ..nimnimilim-iy ma ii.h.u. ■■■JUTTT '