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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12775, 27 January 1905, Page 8

i Amusements. . ————-.... HIS MAJESTY'S TirEA'FftC . Solo Lcssee-O. R. Bailey,, . **' v-:'.':-'":'•"■■-".■.•*.■-.•,:■ ■:■.■.■;'■';> .' — >■ ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL, if; :: f ;-f f *;&|j;Sf#flSli CHANGE OF PEOGEAtorp '. Was Presented "Last Evening, and >,-,'•, ■• , : with- Unqualified. Praise by a DeI? MW : M Audience. tu ««wa- . LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST-.TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGH I'M LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NlGm-ft OI ' areas LIZZIE "KTRi? MISS LIZZIE 185; MISS LIZZIE 38$ THE MARVELLOUS BIOKNB?? ■ THE MARVELLOUS BICB2 ELI I' MR FRANK ivpnw i MR FRANK A MISS DAISY SYLVIAS ME. LES WAItTxS-' mi. GEO. waesaS.' MISS GOLDIE coulg; THE WISaiLERa THE WHBELBBa In their Great Sensational Act, - LOOPING THE GREAT WHEEL Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan a * Wildman and Arey's. u a » . Doors, open 7.15; commence at 8. ■■' : -r:'ok Business Manager - -A. G. MARES TTIS jl/rAJESTY'S tj\ HEAT R B , ' Under the Direction of '" M E> j/c.;vy illiamso^ "WE PLACE THE WORLD BEFORE SOU." MONDAY NEXT, 30TH JANUARY, The Most Wonderful Picture Show of 0 m r Generation. * .. - I THE MARVELLOUS ♦ : WILLIAMSON 810-TABLEAU J ■ _;__ . . j • ■ And '. . RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. (Direct from the Empire and = Alhambra Theatres, London). We Enumerate but a Few Subjects < , OUR WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. SEE A Naval Engagement at Port Arthur SEE The Capture of Russian Guns at the Battle of Liao-yang. SEE The Survivors of the Chemulpho Disaster. ' SEE The Sinking of a Japanese Torpedo Boat. i SEE The Execution of a Chinese Spy at Mukden. SEE The Czar Attending High Mass at this' Winter Palace. . « SEE The Great Temple Procession at Nikko, June 1. 2, last. , " SEE The Thrilling Gordon-Bennetfc Motor Race. . SEE The Great Toronto Fire. SEE The Italian Exhibition at Earl's Court * SEE The Greatest Picture Ever Shown, Uni^ versal Winter Sports. SEE The Great 1904 Melbourne Cup Pictures, ' an Extraordinary Biograph Feat. We also Display, u EVENTS AND PAGEANTS FROM ALL QUARTERS OF TUB GLOBE. Prices: 3s. 2s. and One Shilling. Box Plan at Messrs. Wildman and Arey's. • - Aquatics. jg-UNTLY : ]\/[ AOEr "REGATTA. COME AND SEE THE "MAORI AT HOME" ■ .;■ ... And . .' " " KING MAHUTA'S " SETTLEMENT. 'A VERITABLE PARADISE FOR PICNIC PARTIES. EXCURSIONS ON THE WAIKATO RIVER. Trains from Auckland, 7.50 a.m., 8.30, and 8.50 a.m. Fare, 5s sd. Admission to Sports, Is. Tickets may bo had on the trains. ]\TEXT -y-ONDAY, gQTH.' J. THOMSON, H. MAKI, Hon, Sees. Educational. QT. JOHN'S /COLLEGIATE QCHOOL. rpHE "DAH. Headmaster—REV. P. .<?. SMALLFTELD, Assisted by an Efficient Staff of RESIDENT AND VISITING MASTERS. TERM BEGINS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. Copies of Prospectus may be had at Messrs, ■■ Upton and Co.'s, Messrs. Champtaloup and :; Co.'s, or from the Headmaster. , Interviews with the Headmaster may bt ; arranged by letter or by telephone, 729. ■ ; : J7"ING TmOWARD'S pOLLEGB LOWER SYMONDS-STREET, AUCKLAND. ! Principal—Mß. V. HARLE'GILES. DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRT 8. COLLEGE RE-OPENS ■:'■'.;"■" TUESDAY, 31ST JANUARY, 1905. ■.' "'. Headmaster. Commercial Side, MR. GILES. Headmaster, Examination Side, , MR. GEO. H. SCARSE, B.A. New Pupils enrolled on and after TUES- : DAY, January 31, 1905, on application at th« ? College. Telephone, 1243. .'. "TVIOCESAN TTIGH OCHOOL FORriDILS;^ (AUCKLAND). Head Mistress: " '■ MISS M. E. PULLING, B.A. (Lond.). ' House Mistress: MISS B. A. WARD, B.Sc. (Lond.)". t | The School Re-opens on THURSDAY, Feb* ruary 9. Forms of Application for Admission should be filled in and sent to the Head Mistress not later than February 3. „ ' The Head Mistress is ready to receiv* .'• Parents from January 27 any day by ap> . } pomtment (Telephone 1680), and will b'9 a 4 home February 2, 3, 6, 7. Fees from £3 3s per term. Telephone 1680.' ' ; M; AD A M /"I H A M B E R 9. TEACHER OF SINGING AND VIOLIN. \ A i RESUMES DUTIES WEDNESDAY, FEB.. i. STUDIO: MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, . ! Room 4, Top Floor. PRIVATE ADDRESS: " WALDAHE2E," . BIRKENHEAD. - Tl/TELMERLEY COLLEGIATE SCHOOL M -"■*• BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS, ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL. Principal : MRS. T. H. HANNA. < n F , irst , Term begins MONDAY", February «i 1905. Mrs. Hanna will be "At Home" to . Parents in the Afternoon on and after Mb January. PIANO TUITION. - Miss F. Gresham. Tea-cher of Piano (Virgil-Clavier and •' Curwen Systems, acquired in London) resumes Teaching in February. At home te enrol pupils. Alteu House, Alten Road, daily, from 10 to 11, first week in February. Telex phone, 1342. PREPARATORY SCHOOL (Boys and Girls). « *- m Church-street. Devonport. Principal. "a Miss E. Cole. First term begins Monday. •' February 6, 1905. "" • , MEW B A LAND TT EBA LD. i Subscription : 6a per weefc, delivered in towa .;; and suburbs, or Ma per quarter in advance,' posts*,' to any part of the colony. Advertisements under the following classes— / Wanted, To LaT, For Sale, Lost ai.d Found, Personal. Board and Residence, are inserted «t > the rate of 13 words for Is, or three consecn'-.iv* iM insertions for 2s lid. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 2s 63 «aoi. -' insertion. Thesn announcements, which must bs ..-. signed by the advertiser, are also inserted in thi -1* AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS and Herald SUMMiJ" without extra charge. :* Replies 10 advertisements will be received at flu ; office* of tha Herald free of charge. The Proprietors do cot hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of advertisements through to- '■:■'-. cident or from other causes.' '' : * Instructions a* to the insertion or withdrawal PS advertisements in the Herald must be in writing.:.