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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12698, 28 October 1904, Page 8

Amusements. ' "' ' ' ',' TTIS MAJESTY'S TEIEATRE. MB. HARRY S^BDS'^™« i TO-MORROW (SATURDAYS 00 POBEB 29, Commencing at 2 o'clock PROGRAMME SAME AS AT : NIGHT. Children under 12 half-price to aU_ parts, Gallery excepted. Early Doors, M.3& (SixP Bo C x MaKt Wildman, Lyell. ana_Arey^_ HIS MAJESTY'S „ T3BATKE. finb-Lcsseo and Manager, Mr.» Harry Richards. ABSOLUTEITjScTfREE LI.ST (Auckland Press alone excepted}. SEASON CLOSES MONDAY NEXT. . ' LAST THREE NIGHTS 1 MR. HARRY EICKARDS' VAUDEVILLE AND , <"»■• SPECIALTY COMBINATION. TO-NIGHT, at 7.50. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! MADAME MAKZELLA AND HEJV WONDERFELLY TRAINED BIRDS, The most marvellous exhibition of Trained Birds the World has ever seen. i MISS MAY MOORE DTJPREZ, "The Jolly Dutch Girl. MR. WILL VAN ALLEN, . "The Musical Tramp. 1 ' J, W. WINTON and "MCGINTY." , MAUD BEATrY, the Popular Vocalist; MAUD PANING in "I May be Crazy. MISS ADA DELROY . SMITH SI STERS TAMES BELL '■• ARTHUR SF MAGGIE FRASER WARD FORD GEORGE BENTLEY ARNOLD PHIL, And the Very Latest Series of ANIMATED PICTURES. : Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. Early Doors (7-7.30), Sixpence Extra to Stalls and Gallery. Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's. ALLAN HAMILTON, Manager for Mr. Harry Richards. q T. ANDREW'S HALL, O ■ . LOWER SYMONDS-STBEET. GRAND SALE OF PLAIN AND FANCY ■ WORK, In the above Hall, . * TO-DAY (FRIDAY) AND SATURDAY. • Open from 3to 5.30 p.m. and from 7to 10 p.m. MUSICAL PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. Admission: Adults. 6d; Children. 3d. . niKJA ST I C . -torS PLAYS. ir Y.M.C.A. BUILDINGS, _, mT „„ 1 NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, ' *"v. By PROF. POTTER'S PUPILS. ~ E Monday's Display will be by the Lady i Pupils, when only ladies will bo admitted. , > Tuesday Evening's Performance will be ' given by the Lady and Gentlemen Pupils, and' : is open to the general public. _ . M _ aTin _ l Admission, Is. Doors open 7.30: commence a 8 p.m. '.- ■. '■■■'.'■'■ ■-'; '■' : ■■■. '■''.'".-:■ ■ :/ ' J Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, etc. ST DAVID'S CHURCH, EHYBER PASS • ROAD. e ————— . ! Pra-Communion Service and Eeception to 1 Confirmed. Communion THIS EVENING at \ 7.415. •;:■-•■ 1 Unveiling of Communion Table in Memory of Mr. William Anderson by Mr.. John Pater-, i j son. i Preacher: The Rev. W. Gray Dixon, M.A. 3 TECTUEES ■■• ON " • PROPHECY. • Li 1U MR.O.H.<HINMAN - 1 Will continue Lectures on the above subject a' TO-DAY (Friday), at 3 p.m., in the Y.W.C.A., i Wellesley-street. Everybody Welcome. Dental, J ELIAN O 11. '"" RENTAL 0 - p O.MPANY. 1 We ar» the ONLY Company who Exe tract Teeth with our secret anassthetip without the slightest pain, mconvenil * ence, or tiny after:effect*. .._■. e FEES ... .» «• - ••• 9 9 'ORDINARY EXTRACTIONS -. IS . L" FULL UPPER OR LOWER SET OF BEAUTIFUD TEETH, PERFECT FIT, AND * NATURAL APPEARANCE. 0 FROM' ... . - ...' ... ~£l £& GOLD, FILLINGS FEOM lAS * ORDINARY FILLINGS FROM... ' £8 - OUR FEES ARE AS LOW AS .WE-CAN MAKES i THEM, a CONSISTENT WITH GOOD fWORKMANSHIP, a EXTRACTIONS BY GAS AND OTHER : ..,,-- ANAESTHETICS.- -:■ \ .- ■■ - .' OUR ONLY ADDRESS IS ' ' 77. QUEEN-STREET,'.OVER SMEETON'S. ; e Hours, 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. " : : : : Telephone No. 1604. • ;>v-' e T3 ELIA N0 E . TVENTAL "i QOMPANY. ( aH. G. .p »,»» «v * | II DENTIST, ; i/: ' oi, -QUEEN-STREET":":':-. : i d (Opposite Fort-street). j Y '-■-..■"'■" ■ ':' ,-""•■-'., ,-': '- . ; ...-, r ;•::■ ' Oxygen administered * in combination with I Nitrous Oxide Gas. The most perfect antes- j '• thetio for minor operations.-:":- -..■'•"•'•■; | f-. Special Attention given to the Fitting ; t I- Artificial Dentures, and Crown and Bridge r Work. ..-'...- : - . ;---i $■■• .-■-..■' . .-- A Consultation tree. Fees Moderate.' 1 Consulting Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. r Saturday 9 a.m. to I p.m : ; : e " . ... i ■-''-' ~„'■■ j TUTE. HOWEY WALKER, DENTIST, ! 8 Will be Absent from Auckland until a Monday, November 14. ~ .''i s Conveyances. I "W"EW ; V ZEALAND ; TOURIST M RESORT. o A* WAITOMO CAVES COACH SERVICE, s On and after the sth November a Comfori--3 able Coach will Meet Every Train at Hanga- „ tiki, and Convey Passengers to the Accommo-dation-House. Telegrams addressed to Otorohanga will receive prompt attention. C. J. KIRK, Proprietor. ■pOYAL "MAIL :INE OF, pOACHES ■ From DEVONPOET TO WADE, WAIWERA ■ PUHOI, i- WARKWORTH, AND WELLSFORD, e WILL .LEAVE ' DEVONFORT as under •- _ MONDAY AND FRIDAY, through to : B . ■ Wellsforrl. at ... ... ... « 8 a.m. 7 WEDNESDAY. Warkworth only .« 8 a.m. . - LEAVE WARKWORTH ' TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATUR- I 6 './ DAY,-.,.. M . ......... .*.. 8 a.m. _Orderft left with Messrs Johnston- and Noble,, Devonport, will receive prompt attention : i J. BARTON, Warkworth. I . Proprietor. ' - Business Notices. A SHLEY TTUNTEE, Assoc. M. last., C.E«, * ■;: ; " Architect and Consulting Engineer. ".'■. . Omen, No 18 Royal Insurance Buildings, I '• Queen-street. i Telephone No. 1343. :: G # T> Yf, A L K ; E E. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS, QUEEN-STREE'i i (Next. Bank of New Zealand). Coromande. Branch: F. P. BURGESS, Solicitor, Manager. ' 0 MONEY TO LEND ON APPROVED SECURITIES. - Telephone. No. 1657. ; ;■; A g ;EIGHT 'AND " QONS. RECEIVING. FORWARDING, AND PARCEL ;.'; DELIVERY AGENCY. , Custom-street Office, Telephone 143. x " Wharf Office. Telephone 142,. n General Depot and Coal and Firewood Yard, Great North Road. 8 ' M* W™™ B. L USK i, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, HAS REMOVED TO TEMPORARY OFFICE AT 71. QUEEN-STREET : (First Floor). . . MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST CURRENT '. ■/.'•■-.''- r .-'- : -::.:-^- : ■-RATES.'-/ IT* NO IN AND DRAIiNAQJE „. ■ NEW BY-LAWS. WE KEEP iiXPERH3NCED MEN, ;'' -■-■■'-'■'■ And - :■.•■■■ CAN DO ANYTHING IN THIS LINE TO •»; , : '';',- SUIT YOU: "" SAM WHITE AND SONS, '.:'■ Custcm-atreet.' : Telephone 708 THE AUCKLAND VENEER ; and TIMBER co., LTD., ONEHUNGA. CARRY LARGE stocks OF ASSORTED { . . n.z veneers. -, : -.- a Veneers cut for the trade equal in finish to the best imported. , ■ Building Timber an Furniture Woods always '■, . : -■;■' •■; ~ in' Stock.,.-/v- ' '•'■ t