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Amusements. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEAT6* *-*- Under the direction of . *»■:'' MR. J C.WILLIAMSON. "* General Mann— - . . Mr. j[ IT vi. * Business Manager - - - Mr. Bert H o * o * . Roy;, COMEDY STILL TRIUMPHANT, "THE MARRIAGE"OF KITTY," ' Eclipsed by the Arrival of "COUSIN KATE," Accompanied by * ~ "MARGERY'S TROUBLES." At Last Night's Performance ARTISTS, PLAYS, AND AUTHOR " ' ACHIEVED A BRILLIANT SCO§_ ' V on-I were "" "* - RECEIVED WITH TUE UTMOST " ' ■ ENTHUSIASM . BY A MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Wnr—.-—. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY)." AT 8 V :•} s*• AND TO-MORROW NIGHT PTLrnvf *• Mr. Williamson, by arrange mont with' m Frederick Harrison and Mr. CVril Mand?'presents ' "• The Famous Comedy, •' " COUSIN KATE," " COUSIN KATE." • " COUSIN KATE." Played to enthusiastic and overflowing audi, enoos througubut the whole of last se-««« the Havmarkot Theatre. London, anrl'EJr the talk of playgoers, as the brilHantS* which has produced the * •LATEST, YOUNGEST. ANT) MOST POPULAR DRAMATIST OF THE YEAR. VIZ. MR. HUBERT HENRY DAVIES.' Followed by the Screaming Haymarkat r,„ " MARGERY'S TCOUBr"".- Farc « The Merriest and Most ll«cherr>h« EVENING OF COMEDY . Ever presented to Auckland I'iavgoers Supported by the Full Strength of thio' IMMENSELY POPULAR OOMRINAITO'V OF ARTISTS, M *"UH Including MISS ROSE MUSGROVE Wsa FLORENCE HAMER. MISS FLORENCE Tv CLEECQ. MISS FLORENCE CHAMPION Mm iKNDE'iSON. MR. WH.rUrl) DUAYriYw ME. ATHOL FORDE. MR, FRED w v*4' MAIN. MR. T. E. FOSTER, Mil nf ArrrS FLEMMING, MB. TITOS. CANNAif, MASTvI 1 HALLIDAY. etc.. etc. ' MAt>J MAGNIFICENT SCENERY AND SUPPRn API'OINTM ENTS. KU LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON SATURDAY NEXT, FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Ulliy FIRST PRODUCTION'' IN AUSTRALASIA Of the Success of tho year at the Criteria Theatre. London, w »~«| "THE DUKE OF KILLICKANKTB," A Farcical Romance by Cant. Robt. Mnrshiii Box Plan open at 9 a.m. TO-MORROW (PR? DAY). UK( " Box Plan at Wildman. Lvell, and nv -. Day Sales. His Majesty's Cafe and Kiosk i«j Toreador Floral Depot. ' a 5?. . Drees Circle and Reserved Stalls. 5s- atTii, 3s; Gallery. Is. Early Door, Stalls and (hi lery, Sixpence extra. ™ AUCKLAND THBOSOPrerOAL SOCTETT Mutual Life .Buildings, Queen-streoi. Monthly Social. THURSDAY. 4th Inst fa p.m. Bones, Readings, Instrumental ifnsin. Large attendance requested. "* INO EDWARD'S HALL. LOWER SYMONDS. IV STREET, AUCKLAND.-FOR HIKE' for Private Balls, Socials, etc., any evening except Monday and Thursday. For terms, no* ply on the premises or Telephone 1243. ' ;,' — L^i^.l!^—r -_- Medical. "TiISOOVERED BY CHRISTOPHER MUDD, U F.L.8., F.R.0.8., M.D.Ph.B. London. *r Botanist to tho King of England, during Hii Majesty'B Indian Tour. "QLEAC" FOR "pCZEMA. CURES THIS TERRIBLE ITCHING COMPLAINT. Not a Grease. Does not Stain the Liners Full directions eaoh Jar. Jars, Ss; port, 5s Id. USED IN THE MELBOURNE HOMO^OPATHICi HOSPITAL WITH SUCCESS. MEDICAL CERTIFICATE: "During the past few years Eczema has be« come of very frequent occurrence, especially! In children. In the treatment of this trouble- • some affection the usual medicinal remedies failed in many cases to give relief, and I was very pleased to have a new preparation, named ' Oieac,' put into my hands for trial. I can recall to mind three cases of children in which tho usual remedies hart no beneficial effect, and the application of 'Olcac" accordins to the printed directions removed all the irritation of the skin I have aLSo heard of many adults using tho ' Oleao' with great ben*. JAMES SMEAL, Surgeon, etc.. Ararat, To be obtaiEed at— ' ' ' ' W. H. WOOLLAMS (la' Bat Jan), Queen. . street ■ ? , I .'■■ A. S. J. Lamb, Symonds-street V' NEIL (Herbalist). Wellesley-street Sole Agent for N.Z.: C. L. BEST, Collingwood". Street, Ponsonhy. '""""" -~ 1 . Miscellaneous. .'■■.■ Dft CI STOCKTAKING ALE." att'V»™ 150 PAIRS OF.BLANKETS, ALL SIZES, AT MILL PRICES—D,S.C. AMERICAN ORGANS; guaranteed ■ • c«vxv terms ,f lequired.-E. and F. Piano Agency (S Coldicutt, Manager), 191, Queenstreet rrO THE PUBLIC.-If you do not see exacMy ,-*■ ..the articles you require in our windows. kindly step inside and ask. Wo are confident of being able to suit you. Inspection invited. -J Wiseman and Sons. Ltd.. Queen-street. PIANOS AND ORGANS-Old Instruments taken in EXCHANGE.—E. and F. Piano Agency (S. Coldicntt, Manager). DC fir STOCKTAKING SALE.»p.\J, 500 LADIES'KAIAPOI JACKETS ■ ONE HALF THEIR USUAL PRICE.-D.S.O. LILIUMS. Amaryllis. Gladioli, in great va« riety, from 2s per doz. Japanese Iris, Lilv of the Valley, and other choice flowering bulbs, at Mackay's, Seedsman and Florist, Queen-street. SS. STAR OF NEW ZEALAND. lonic. Star • of Victoria, Ruapehu, and Aotca all I brought New Season's Goods for Geo. Fowlds, Victoria Arcade. They are selling rapidly. AND THE NEWEST-In Umbrellas. To -ii. please everybody; an indispensable article this weather. Visit Geo. Fowlds". GENTLEMEN 1 One word ! Tho Gentlemen's Underwear of all kinds for winter season is unsurpassed at Geo. Fowlds'. Inspection will convince you. Q ri STOCKTAKING SALE..Q.V7. 500 LACE COLLARS, BOLEROS. AT IS, IS 11D, USUAL PRICES. 43. 7S 6D.-D.S.O. KEEP DRY ! Don't get wet ! Purchase an Oilcoat. Mackintosh, or Rain Coat at Geo. Fowlds', and wear it. Bound to keep out the rain. FOE RUGS, Pyjamas, Underilannels. Working Shirts, Suits, and Trousers—" None better" than Geo. Fowlds'. Victoria Arcade. THEY HAVE ARRIVED. Nicest and X Warmest Suits for the Bo vs. All Newest Shapes and Patterns.— Geo. Fowlds'. Victoria Arcade. £ QA— IRON FRAME PIANOS from OU 13s Id monthly— E. and F. Piano Agency fS. Coldicntt. Manager). rrtO BUILDERS.—Crown Brand Portland .1 Cement and Hydraulic Lime; Best and Cheapest.—N.Z. Portland Cement Co., 76, Victoria Arcade. Tel., 832 P-j A—AMERICAN ORGANS; guaranteed; 9*L\J terms if required. -E. and F Piano Agency (S. Coldicatt, Manager), 191. Queenstreet. ■- rpORA-LINE-THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE. X It scores at every dose. Obtainable at all leading Chemiats and Stores. Is and 2s. WEDDING BOUQUETS. Funeral Emblems, cut Flowers, Porcelain Wreaths, etc., under glass shades. A 'arge assortment at Mackay's. Seedsman and Florist. Queen-street. TOEA-LINE-Means Sound Lungs. Speaker! and Sirgers take Tora-line. Obtamabl* at all Leading Chemists. Is and 2s. _ "JVTEW VEGETABLE. Flower, and Farm Seeds. LN Seer! Potatoes. Manures, etc., at Mackay's. Seedsman and Florist, Queen-street. ■jVTEW ALAND JJEKALD, Subscription': Gd per week, delivered in torn and suburbs; or 10s par quarter, in advance, post« 4 to any part of the colony. Advkrtiskuknts nndcr "he following classes :— Wanted, To Let, For Sale, Lost and Found, Phrsosal, Board and RESIDENCE, are interted at th« rate of 18 words f«r Is, or three consecutive insertions for 2s 6<.1. BIRTHS. DEATHS, AND MARRUGSB, 23 Gd each lasertion. Thete announoeniem*, which must o» signed by the advertiser, are also iuaerted in the AUCKLAND W'BSKI.Y N'E'AS and HERALD aUMUAUS without extra charge. Replies to advertisements will be received at thl offices of the HERALD free of charge. The Proorletor» do not bold themselves responaibli for non-iniertion of advertisements through accident or from other causes. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal o/ advertisements in the Hkiiai.d must be in writing.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12625, 4 August 1904, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12625, 4 August 1904, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12625, 4 August 1904, Page 8

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