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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13201, 12 June 1906, Page 8

V .: Amusements. J3QSTOCK AND '"\ 17OMBWELL'S NOVEL CIRCUS And COMPLETE MENAGERIE. MECHANICS' BAY. . LAST SIX NIGHTS OF THE AUCKLAND SEASON. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME By the THE LUKISHIMA TROUPE OF PLUCKY JAPANESE. And the ALL STAR NOVEL CIRCUS COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), i ryilE J IVING J>URi.\L. TO-NIGHT, in full view of the audience, and under the immediate supervision of the local committee. Professor Bonner will hypnotise Mr. Williams, who will then be BURIED SIN FEET UNDER THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH. He will remain in this condition until the following SATURDAY. NIGHT (making in all 126 hours), and may bo viewed by the public any hour of the Night or Day during the period, through a large inspection tube provided for the purpose. Doctors, scientists, and the public generally have pronounced these feats to be the most sensational and thrilling ever successfully attempted. THE ITALIAN BAND Will Play Every Afternoon, from 3 to 5. PERFORMING ANIMALS at 5.30. Feeding the Animals at 4. : MATINEE PERFORMANCES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at 3 p.m. PRICES: 4s, 3s. and 2s. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey'sMenagerie open all day. Admission Is. Sole Proprietor. K. 11. BOSTOCK. Under the direction of DOUGLAS BOSTOCK. Advance Agent, ALEC VERNE. '. TO-NIGHT. THE HYPNOTIC BURIAL WILL TAKE PLACE, Instead of Last Evening, as announced, . The Management of BOSTOCK AND WOMBWELL'S CIRCUS offer Prizes of £4 4s. £3 3s, £2 2s, and £1 Is. for the best School Children's Essay on " My Visit to Bostock and Womb- : well's Menagerie." Printed particulars and rules of competition on application at the Circus. DEATH OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE R. J. SEDDON. PUBLIC APOLOGY. I beg to express my regrets, and apologise to those persons who (on account of the unannounced closing of the Menagerie and Circus last evening) experienced some little inconvenience. My absence from town until too late to advertise my intention to close the establishment, will account for the omission. Educational. lg_m___B "IT—^___—_-g_■»_■"—»Tn_lii jijwj, •"*»- —_«V V.V'l pERTIFICATES RECEIVED LAST MAIL / ' From Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons. London. 90 PER CENT. PASSED. ' 140" WORDS per minute—Miss Jeanie Fraser • 120 WORDS per minute—Misses Mabel S. 1 Clarke, Edith Walker, Edith Bitrnell ! Olive Lyall, Lena O'Sullivan. 100 WORDS per minute— Annie Marson. 80 WORDS nor minute—Misses Jessie Little, Maud. Griffin, Gertrudu Pitt, Isabel Johnston. Taniwai Yates, Eva McLauehlan, Annie Miller. Grace Purvis, E. Alice • Williams. Alice E. Hart, Lizzie McCoy, Ellen Dobbie, Annie O'Meara. ! THREE RECORD CERTIFICATES HELD FOR NEW ZEALAND. Term Begins from Date of Entry. Send or Call Tor Prospectus. Telephone, 1147. SWANSON-STBEET. J. H. OLWILL ' PKINCIPA' Auckland Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping, and Writing School. , rp H E J•A DI E S'. COLLEGE ochool of "jyrusic, CLEVELAND HOUSE, REMUERA. Principal: MRS. S. A MOORE-JONES, M.M., M.R.C.P., CM., S.K., London. Certificated Staff, English and Foreign. s The College is built of stone and stands in its own grounds, on an unrivalled site, commanding extensive sea and landscapes, and is very specially drained and ventilated. The Education comprises all that is meant in the term through Modern English. The Modern Languages are taught conversationally by native teachers. The object aimed at is to promote Christian Training on unsectarian principles, and to fit girls for useful lives. References to Parents; References required. The Staff includes 4 Resident Certificated Governesses, and the Musical Staff comprises 11 the Highest Talent. Studies Resumed (D.V.) TUESDAY, June sth. TRAM TO GATE. " Telephone, 308. Prospectus of the Principal or of Messrs. Upton and Champtaloup. GI KL S ' COLLEGE, NORTH HEAD, DEVONPORT. FIRST-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY . SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Principals: MISS MATTHEWS, L.L.A.. St. Andrew's (Late Head Mistress of the Girls' High School, Napier), _ MISS MCHARG (Sometime Assistant, Mistress of the Salt - Schools, Shipley. Yorkshire). The school is situated on high ground, overlooking the harbour. Tennis lawn, hockey ground, sea bathing (private). " Special terms for weekly boarders. A Private Conveyance meets the Takapuna Omnibus. Second Term, TUESDAY, June 5, 1906. "PLAM" 'pREE OCHOOL OF ART AND AUCKLAND ART CCHOOL, Classes are held every morning, afternoon, and evening for the study of Drawing, Paint- ;> ing, Design, Modelling, Woodcarving, etc. i, Students are also admitted on payment of fees. i, All information on application to the Director. .«.,„„ ART GALLERY, Auckland. AATOOD-CARVING (Relief. Chip, or Incised) VV* and P.vrography. Lessons, 12s 6d per quarter; evening class.—The Misses Ayling, - 13. Victoria Arcade. Telephone 748. ENGLISH Actor and Artist requires Pupils, Elocution, Drawing, Painting, and ) Woodcarving. Terms on application.—F. Alfred Price. Bos 574. G.P.Q. *' Boots and Shoes. EXAMINATION AND pOMPARISON e Will c.'iickly demonstrate the SUPERIORITY AND GOOD VALUE OF OUR NEW SHIPMENTS Of WINTER GOODS FOR MEN AND WOMEN'S WEAR. It is easy to verify this statement, and it ? is worth your while, to do so. IMPORTERS TVADLEY JL/ADLEY RETIABLK AND • FOOTWEAR QON. Oo.\. 1 AT MODERATE 1-4. QUEEN-STREET, ■ PRICES. AUCKLAND. .i i ■ I. i < 1 (\(\ PIANOS and Organs to select from.— JLUU The English . and Foreign Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicull, Manager.