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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12524, 17 March 1904, Page 8

TTIS "MTAJESTY'S ■ . »TIEEATEE; Under the Direction aof Mr. J. O. Williamßoe. ~ Business Manager.i. Richard Stewart. • 'IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. The Management feel it their duty to a* knowledge ' ' to THE AUCIXAND public that their Latest Attraction, ,' THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON. . THE ADMIRABLE ; CRICHTON, " ha« exceeded all expectations, and able t9 "'' state with perfect safety to have established : AN ARTISIIO RECORD ; ■ And ' A FINANCIAL SUCCESS far greater than with any of tliis .Firm's previous Dramatic Attractions. • SPECIAL NOTICE. In compliance with : a generally expressed desire that as this is ':. • . ME. CUYLER HASTINGS' Positive 1 ' FAREWELL TO NEW ZEALAND. he should be, seen once more in some of the characters with which his name is so intimately associated in this city, therefore beg' to announce, notwithstanding the fact it is in the very zenith of its popularity, THE LAST 2 NIGHTS THE LAST 2 NIGHTS , ':' ■ v/-' ' °*' • THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, THE. ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, Magnificently Interpreted by Mr. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S FAMOUS COMPANY, Headed by the Eminent Young Actor, MR. CUTLER HASTINGS. . Stage Manager - ■". - Mr. J. W. Hazlitt. Box Plans at Wildraan, Lyell. and Arey'& Day Sales at H.M. Cafe and Kiosk. Prices as usual. ',' . ... SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 19th, ■ Positively FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, ' ' Special. Revival of the Sensational Success, SHERLOCK HOLMES. MR. CUTLER HASTINGS as • "' • THE GREAT DETECTIVE. Bos Plan' opens Friday Morning, at 10 O'clock..-::' . __ fJHO RA L , ,"- TT AII. : .'; PIANO RECITALS. PIANO RECITALS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, ' And MARCH 23 and IK THURSDAY NEXT, RETURN VISIT, After an absence of Five Yearn, of the Famous Piano-Virtuoso, :■ HERE ALBERT ■•' FPIEDENTHAL. FEIED33NTHAL. • ' FRIEDBNTHAL. V ' FRIEDENTHAL;; FRIED iSNTHAL. Reserved Seats. 3s (book of 10 for £1); Body of Hall, 2s; Gallery, Is. Box Plan now open at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's. Day Sales at Messrs. Eady and Co.'h Mhs'c Warehouse. .-. ." '-•- - :--j'--^:- : - OHAS. :CHAMBERS. Manager. '•-., Hotels. TJI S P, LAN AD E . TJ' OT EL DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, AUCKLAND. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Very Large Dining. Drawing, Billiard, and Smoking Rooms. Hot, Cold,, and Shower Baths. Moderate Tariff. Special Rates for ' Permanent Boarders. The Proprietor also begs to announce he has refurnished the FLAGSTAFF HOTEL, now known as the Cottag;e, new throughout, and is now prepared to take Boarder's at the following -rates, Double and Single Bedrooms:— '"' nS-FER .;;'■■ DAY, EACH ADULT— PS QKS-PEE WEEK, EACH ADULT-ORS qnS-PER WEEK, PERMANENT-QAS «>U BOARDERS • ou . With full privilsges of the Esplanade Hotel " •adjoining. _ The nearest point to Ferry Wharf and Beach; good sea bathing, boating, and fishing; Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths; Cuisine 3 first-class. ■ .. " Telephone 31 (always connected on Auckland Central). V Night Porter. Telegrams and ■ Letters receive Special Attention. Cook's Coupons accepted. • , E. H. W™*' Proprietor, late U.S.S. Co. T!UI AIWEEAf WAIWERA! ' • * •* HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. This Old-established and Favourite. Watering Place is acknowledged by all recent visitors, as « THE FINEST .'SEASIDE EESOET IN TEE COLONY. The Hotel has lately been enlarged, renovated, and refurnished. A magnificent : wharf is on the Company's Property, which y overcomes the necessity of landing in carts. HOT MINERAL BATHS FREE TO VISITORS STAYING AT THE HOTEL■■< • AMUSEMENTS: Fishing, Boating;, Hot Water and Sea Bathing, Golf, Tennis, Bowls, Billiards, Ping-Pong, etc. j Launch available for. Picnic and Fishing Excursions. Terms: 8a per day: 50s week. A few special rooms at IDs per day; 60s per week. Children • up to 12 years, Half-price; Visitors' Servants, Special Bates. WEEK-END TRIP, leaving Auckland EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p m., and arriving back. 9 ; a.m., MONDAYS. Inclusive Ticket, coverage i" Return Steamer Fare and all Hotel Charges and Baths, at Waiwera, 19s. Up-to-date' ' Steamer Service. Telephone on premises. For full particulars, apply to MANAGES, Waiwera, .or to Office of the Company, 22, Shortland-street; or, THOS. COOK AND SON, Booking Agents, IC3. Queen-street. mma " ■"■■"■»""»— " "' —» imi —ggMMWMi— t >a» ' Dental. BEIiI A NO ' T\ E NT A i ■:.'■ /COMPANY. ' ' We are the ONLY Company who Ex- l tract Teeth with our secret aaaesthetio without the slightest pain, inconvenience,, or any after effects. fees ■■■■: ... .... ... ::.■'..'....'■■,: ■:.:'' :r "os '■■" ORDINARY EXTRACTIONS ... -iS FULL UPPER OR LOWER SET OF BEAUTIf FUL TEETH. PERFECT' FIT. AND NATURAL APPEARANCE, . FROM ... ... ... ... ... ,X?i I 8 GOLD FILLINGS FROM ... ... ' " -I 0 ORDINARY FILLINGS FROM ... ; f-S OUR FEES. ARE AS LOW AS WE CAN MAKE '"' -THEM, CONSISTENT WITH GOOD WORKMANSHIP. EXTRACTIONS BY GAS AND OTHER : ANJ3STHETICS. OUR ONLY • ADDRESS IS 77, QUEEN-STREET, OVER SMEETON'S. Hours, 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Telephone No. 1604. DEL I A C ;£NTA L .; /COMPANY, PUSHING THEIR WAY TO THE FRONT BY SHEER MERIT— "GOLDEN FLEECE" 12 for 6d. . TVI-B W" : y.EALAIiD Tni" BE A LB. Subscription : 63 per week, delivered In town and suburbs; or 103 per quarter, in advance, posted to any part of the colony. : Advertisements under the- following clas«sa: Wanted, To Let, Fob Sai.b!, Lost ami found, '■■'■■■< Personal, Board and Eesidebiok,,. are inserted at the rate of 18 words for one shilling, or three consecutive Insertions for 2s 6&. Births, Deaths, und Marriages, 3s fia each insertion. These announcements, which mutt 09 signed by the advertiser, are also inserted in the A cosland Weekly News and Herald iuuisint without extra charge. Replies to advertisements will be received at the offices of the Herald free of charge. Tho Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of advertisement* ■' throngs accident or from other causes. 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