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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12544, 11 April 1904, Page 8

Amusements. __ ... ,Q P E B A HOUSE. Under the direction of Miss Katherino Russell (Mrs. Alfred Dampier). AN EERIE SENSATION CREATED . And ;. AN UNDENIABLE TRIUMPH ACHIEVED By the Romantic Drama, in 5 Acts, 3 MONTE ORISTO J MONTE ORISTO i MONTE ORISTO .MONTE CEIBTO HIS MONTE ORISTO MILLIONS MONTE ORISTO and . MONTE CRLSTO HIS VENGEANCE. MONTE ORISTO MONTE ORISTO MONTE ORISTO - rpO-NIGHT, ~~~~" fpo-NIGHT. And POSITIVELY ONE MORE NIGHT ONLY. The Audience Surprised, Fascinated, . By the Pre-eminently Popular Picturesque Play. ALFRED DAMPIEE, MONTE ORISTO MISS LILY DAMPIER, MONTE ORISTO and MONTE ORISTO The Popular MONTE ORISTO : Company. . , MONTE ORISTO MONTE CRISTO His , MONTE ORISTO Millions MONTE CRLSTO and • MONTE CIItSTO His Vengeance. Several of the Most Remarkable and Ingenious Stage Pictures ever presented. Ty-ONTE £IRISTO. . NOTE.— Management having determined on rapid changes during the remaining nights of tho season, " Monte Crista" can only he played Two More Nights, and will he followed on Wednesday with the latest London Detective Drama, FROM CLUE TO CAPTURE. Popular Prices—3s, 2s. and Is. Early doors, 6d extra. Box Plan at Wildman. Lyell, and Arey'a. Day Sales at Carter's, Groves', and Williamson's. . CLAUDE E. WEBB. TTNITABIAN CHURCH, AUCKLAND. ORGAN RECITAL. MONDAY, APRIL 11, at 3 p.m. Organist - - W. T. SHARP, ESQ. PROGRAMME; 1. Hymn 58. 2. (A) Toccalo ..... Dubois (B) Chceur d'Oberon ... Weber 3. " O Taste and See" • • Burnaby CHOIR. t 4. Air, varied, "Rock of Ages'' - E. H. Smith 5. Recit. and Aria. " Ye People Rend Your Hearts " and " If With All Your Hearts" (" Elijah") - Mendelssohn MB. WALTER WHYTE. 6. (A) Andantino from " Rosainunde" (B) Military March in D major - .Schubert 7. Violin Solo, " Ave Maria" - « Gounod MR. T. READ, JTJN. Offertory in aid of Church Improvement Fund. 8. Adagio, Andante Recit.. Allegro assai vivace, from the Organ Sonata No. 1 ..... . Mendelssohn 9. "The Star of Bethlehem" - - S. Adams MK. WALTER WHITE. 10. (A) Polonaise in C major - - Hummel (Ii) Hymn of Nuns - - - Lefebure-Wely 11. "I Was Glad When They Said Unto Me" - - • Walter Spinney CHOIR. 12. (A) Turkish Match - - - Michaelis This March { s intended to illustrate the approach, passing by, and gradual disappearance of a Turkish Patrol. (B) Ofl'ertorio in E minor and major Morandi 13. Hymn 71. Benediction. Meetings. rpHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 11.P.8. BRANCH, -i 38, lI.M. ARCADE. PUBLIC MEETING, TO-DAY (MONDAY), APRIL 11, at 8 p.m. DIALOGUE On " THEOSOPHY AND MENTAL HEALING " Speakers. MRS. THORNTON LEES. MRS. SARA AFFIX. MR. M. HAWTHORNE. Music. Collection. Elevator, 7.30 to 8. THE Opening Meeting of St. John's Literary I. and Musical Society will be held THIS (Monday) EVENING in Schoolroom, at 8 o'clock. Miscellaneous Programme Provided. All Friends are Cordially Invited.—A. H. Britton, Hon. Sec ■ ■ . " " "."3 Dividends. TJIRECT SUPPLY COMPANY, LIMITED. D.S.C. CO-OPERATIVE STORES. The Dividend for the half-year at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, and Bonus of 5 per cent, on Shareholders' Payments during: the same period, declared at the General Meeting held April sth, will bo payable at the Company's Office on and after April 7th. S. GRAY. Secretary. * " i **—■— '■ amm —j Dental. JDELIANCB TJEKTAL pOMPANY. We are the ONLY Company who Extract Teeth with our secret anjesthetio without the slightest pain, inconvenience, or any after effects. FEE 3 OS ORDINARY EXTRACTIONS ... -|S PULL UPPER OR LOWER SET OF BEAUTIFUL TEETH. PERFECT FIT. AND NATURAL APPEARANCE. PROM ... £-j -j S GOLD FILLINGS FROM C 1 r%s ORDINARY FILLINGS FROM ... f-g OUR FEES ARE AS LOW AS WE CAN MARE THEM, CONSISTENT WITH GOOD WORKMANSHIP. EXTRACTIONS BY GAS AND OTHER ANAESTHETICS. OUR ONLY ADBRESS 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. "RELIANCE OTAL : /COMPANY. H; G. FOUNTAIN. DENTIST, 91. QUEEN-STREET ■ (Opposite Fort-street). ME. FOUNTAIN begs to intimate that on and after the Ist day of February. 1904. hewill be practising his profession at the above address. For some years Mr. Fountain has had one ot the largest practices. in Christclnmh. and having opened in Auckland has fitted his Rooms with the latest Dental Appliances and is prepared in addition to the general practice of Dentistry to devote his attention to tho more advanced branches of the profession as are practised in England and America, such as GOLD FILLINGS, PORCELAIN INLAYS And CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. Consultation Free. Fees Moderate. Consulting Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Conveyances. R OYAL AIL INE op C OAOHES ' From DEVONPORT TO WADE. WAIWERA, PUHOJ WARKWORTH. AND WELLSFORD, .WILL LEAVE DEVONPORT as under — , MONDAY AND FRIDAY, through to Wellsford, at am WEDNESDAY, Warkworth only .'.'. 8 a.m. LEAVE WARKWORTH. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY ... ... ... 8 a.m. Orders left with Messrs. Johnston and Noble, Devonport, will receive prompt attention. J. BARTON. Warkworth. Proprietor ON and after 25th December a 'Bus will leave Auckland at 8.45 a.m., returning from Ho wick at 4.30 p.m.— Crawford, Proprietor. PLANOS ! ! ! NO DEPOSIT ! ! ! ! Full IRON-FRAMES, ivory kevs, heft damper actions, all latest improvements. NO DEPOSIT. NO INTEREST. No Payment In Ad-VHni'o.-23, High-street. (