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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12908, 3 July 1905, Page 8

Amusements. OPEM0 PEM HOUSE AND PALACE op \J VARIETIES. 0P TpULLER'S gNTERTAINERS, Triumphant Success of New Programme'» $ Eva \rjm jymm jyjo | Ev^ Vocalists, Serios and Instrumentalists. In Charming Sketch, '/ ' Last Five Nights of JUtED gIVENHALL, Australia's Greatest Comedian In a, Budget of New Comic Songs. Great Success of DBLWYN AND TIE, Serios and Dancers SAM LA MERT. Marvellous Whistle? 8, FREDA BRANDON, Lady Cornet m : THE THREE ST. LEONsf Trapw «' ' ; SAM WILSON LAYINIAnsON JAS. OWE ELOPJUE LEIGH ILLUSTRATED BONGS iWL EDISON'S KINETOSCOPE FRANK CROWTHEU'S ORCHESTRA ' : ' ;;; PRICES, 2s. Is, 6d. Reserves at Wildman'a.' " MADAME LILIAN TBEE ', ' ax ' RESUMES TEACHING ". V \ On ■'' MONDAY, 10TH JULY, .-" ' At her STUDIO, 290, QUEEN-STREET. ■'' '' rpHB"J]LAII"gOHOOL" oT^bTanJjQESICN, AND , J ,_ QCHOOL. ESTABLISHED 1890. ; .. ART GALLERY, AUCKLAND. ' T ; |; "ELAM" PUPILS ARE ADMITTED FEW.' '■''''' OTHERS ON PAYMENT OP FEES '' - ■ ■For particulars apply' to the Director. Exhibitions. , X UCKL AND SOCIETY OP ARTS * . THE 24TH. ANNUAL EXHIBITION Will Open July 12, 8 p.m. At the . NEW GALLERY, COBURG-STREET. §i • Works received there TO-DAY, To-morrow : and Wednesday, 9 to 5. . "morrow, S. STUART, , ''' Sec. A.S.A. , Educational. ' - pRINCE QOLLEGE; • - '•'' AUCKLAND. . FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. , ; ' BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. Chairman of Board of Governors: REV n* 11. GARLAND. ■ ' u Headmaster: THOMAt> JACKSON, M.A (Lou,' 'i don.i. Vice-Master: STUART STEPHENSON, MA. • .!■■ ; (Oxford and Melbourne). -- ' '} '••■ Senior Mistress: MISS M. B. THOMSON MA ■ ■ Assisted by a Full Staff of Resident 'and ' Visiting Masters and Mistresses ':■ The buildings include Separate Colleges for '' Boys and Girls which are fully equipped and • provide admirable accommodation for bott Boarders and Day Pupils. . Thorough Classical and Modem Education' : i' : The College Successes for last six years in- "•' elude JO passes in N.Z. Matriculation and 31 in Civil Service Examinations. A Kindergarten Preparatory Class is now added under a ; specially trained and qualified teacher Next Term begins TUESDAY, September 19 : : ; Fees lor Day Pupils: Under 10, lj guineas'from 10 to 13, 2£ guineas; over 13, 3 guin«u ■'' a term. Reduction of 10 per cent, for secondvand 15 per cent.- for third member of a family. '•■•■■'" Full particulars and Copies of the Proa.' : < pectus can be obtained from the Headmaster' ;;: at. the College. ~.-';. Telephone 1313. J| R S ' g EAD I N G, ; ■ CORNER OF SYMONDS-STREET AND CITY ROAD. - (Late of London and Capetown), ' Is Prepared to Receive Pupils for - VIOLIN, MANDOLINE, GUITAR, AND. ; •'"! SINGING.. At her Studio. DUNEARN LODGE. ELLESLEY-STREEI, ' COACHING— For Degree, Matriculation,"U Medical Preliminary and Intermediate —tor terms, apply " Matri.," care of HBRAID ' : Office. . : , Business Notices. [H. S. Bilby, Burlton-Bennet, Arthur Wright.}' REMOVAL NOTICE That BURLTON-BENNET AND 00. (late G, H. Blackburne), "The Mercantile Agency,"'V.V;-: have now REMOVED from Commerce-street, ; ; 1; and Leased the Buildings lately occupied by • L. COUPIiAND AND CO., near ■ Central , Auction Mart Entrance, at MARKET : : SQUARE, ELLIOTT-STREET, off Wellesky-' street West, from Opera House, and 'will ' carry on the Business of Land, Estate, and ■'V;.''.'• General Commission Agents. , • :• If you desire to Sell or Buy a Property, oi Business, kindly favour us with a call .';■'.:; : '-' :: We have now some Good Bargains in Farmi ' and General Properties, and also some ;;; Genuine Businesses for Sale. ,'•'-':,-: ' Telephone, 1640. Box 569. Referent®: The Bank of Australasia. WE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING That the , ' . : ; ':'.» ADDITIONS AND ' ALTERATIONS TO OUB PREMISES. ARE NOW COMPLETED, Giving us ' ,. .-■ -'' BETTER FACILITIES FOR BUSINESS. < We regret any inconvenience to ■ oat ;. Clients which may have occurred while im- : provements were in progress, and express our Thanks lor consideration extended. T1 TPLLINGHAM AND PO., GENERAL MERCHANTS, CUSTOM-STREET EAST. ■ „' PARTNERSHIP ARRANGED. r;CLYDE BALLANTYNE. MORTIMER FAIRS. I BALLANTYNE AND FAIRS, , -: Stock and Sharebrokers, House, Land, ana ,; Estate Agents, ' Two doors above General Post Office. • Shortiand-street. M': r -|'" ASHLEY TTUHTU ASSOC M. INST.,' C.E.,' . OFFICE: No. 18, ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET ' Telephone No. 1343.* Timber. J rpilE T7"AUEI rpiMBER pOMPANT. TIMITED. Jj I i : '- ■piMTT, ATAI ' npOTARA. ' : "PINEST -jyTOUNTAIN rpMBER. /.'. LEAVE ORDERS-At the Mill, Custom' street West; at Devonport or. onenu :. Branches, Or. AT THE COMPANY'S YARDS, Mount Eden Station. : ■:. -VT EW HTKALAKIJ TTEBALB Subscription: Cd per week, delivered in tow» and suburbs, or It's per quarter in advance, postca to any part of the colony. ADVBRTISBMKNT3 under the following classes—. .' Wanted, To Let, Fob Sale, Lost and Found, ; Personal, Board and Residence, are inserted » tie rate of IS words for Is, or three consecutiv* insertions for 2s Gd. Births, Dbaths, and Marriages, 2a 6' l eaci insertion. These announcements, which mu3 ' ■ signod by the advertiser, are also inserted in » ~v AUCKLAND WBBKLT NEWS and HERALD SW-AB without extra charge. ■ Replies to advertisements will be rcceiTti si I « offices of the Herald free of charge. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal K advertisements in the Herald must be in wr.tmf. The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for Bon-insertion of advertisements throng acciiest or from other causes. __«,