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Amusements. JjlS majesty's THEATRE. SLNBAD TKB SAILOR. MATINEE VO-DAY MATINEE MATIN Elri At. AUTI.NKK ! MATINEE -J i ~ MATINEE j M A'l 1 KB' 1.40- matinee | SI NBA!) 'HIE sailor. Doors open at 12.45. Children Half-price to All Parts. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Under the Direction of WILLIAM ANDERSON. The J TH PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE lX rit 1,|:i:F01: - MAN<i: In Auckland of WILLIAM ANDERSON'S Glorious t'jiutomune. SINUAD '1 UK SAILOR. .SIN 15A 'I UK SA1L0I!. SIN HAD THE SAILOR, Was reached last night, am! the whole season proves an absolute record one in the history of this theatre. ATTENDANCE. ENTHUSIASM, VOCIFEROLis API'LA USE. And for Absolutely Unanimous Gratification and Whole-souled Delight. TO-NTOIIT. TO-NIGHT. SECOND EDITION. SECOND I'.i.iiioN. SECOND EDITION. Ne.v ant'. Mnarnllieent Ballets. LEN NON. 11 AN. A.N 0 LENNON. In their Extraordinary dub Juggling. MOIS AND WILSON. In their Marvellous Chinese Act. THE GOTHAMS. THE BICKNELLS. THE MUSICAL GARDNERS. NEW SONGS, NEW* DANCES. TO-NIGHT AT 7 A " TO-NIGHT ' >-!<)• SIN HAD THE SAILOR. MARIE CAMPBELL As SI NBA I). FRED GRAHAM as MI'S. SINBAD. HARRY QUEALY as HINDIS AD. Stage Manager—EßEl). GRAHAM. PRICES—4s, 2s 6<l, and 1«. Early Doors 6.1 extra. Dav Sales at His Majesty's. Cafe and Toreador. Box Plan at Wilduian and Arev's. . Musical Conductor—GEO. GARDNER. Business Manager, MICHAEL JOSEPH. Removal Notices. OTIC E OF REMOVAL. THE NEW ZEALAND VIAVI 00. Beg io State that they have REMOVED THEIR OFFICES TO RCOM 12A, 2ND FLOOR. STRAND ARCADE. QUEEN-STREET. Take Elevator. p'UBLION O T I C E. The City Chambers having been destroyed by tire, I have taken OFFICES IN DEAN'S GILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET (No. 8. First Floor). SEE RING 11. MATTHEWS. Public Accountant and Auditor. Meetings f'ffi'i THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT wm X LOYAL grange lodge. iS'o. 2. will hold its Quarterly kOA Session in the Orange Hall, NewifWT&i ton Arcade, Karangitliape Road, NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, the 29th inst.. at 7. Officers and Delegates of Lodge®, with credentials, are respectfully requested to be punctual in attendance. .Visiting Brethren of the R.A.P. Degree cordially invited. By order R.W.D.M.— PR ITCHARD, Dist. Secretary. A MEETING FOR THE PURPOSE OF COM- * MENCING A CRECHE is to he held in the Y.W.C.A. Rooms, Wel'esley-st. Eaut. TOMORROW (THURSDAY). 3 p.m. All ladies interested in the work, or who can give any information 119 to where in the city it is most needed, are cordially invited to attend. Dental. D*' H. A. c HA ' rF,ELI) ' DENTIST, May be Consulted at Sir. rlshworth's rooms, Over Arthur Yates and Co,, QUEEN-STREET. % 'Phone. 150. "jtX R. ■ A. vF. OIIATFI EL D Begs to inform his Patients and the General Public that, through the kindness of Dr. Cox, who has placed at his disposal, protein. a Thoroughly Equipped Surgery, he may now be Consulted at DR. COX'S DENTAL : CHAMBERS. CORNER OF VICTORIA AND QUEEN STREETS. Board, and Residence. ASTROLOGY.— A. Chesterfield, permanently . established—Health, Affairs, Disease* diagnosed without, questions. Consulting Herbalist.—B, Beresl'orit-st... opp. Firebell. VACANCIES at " Ellesinere," Princesstreet Telephone, 458. ACANCIES—At " Gorton." St- Paul'sV street (opposite St. Paul's Church), for Boarders; now under new management; splendid locality; every comfort. OAKLEIGH." — 'Vacancies— Ladies' Residential Club, Upper Symonds-strcet. ' Id section. Opp. Buchanan'"). Confectioner. Terras moderate, 'i'lione. 1720.—Mrs. AI. L. ' Gray. ; "DARK VIEW. ItOTORUA.—Eight opposite ' the Gardens, Sanatorium, and Baths. ■ Trains met. Terms. 30a —Mrs. C. Astley. Rot O it u A. THE CARLTON. ' New House, quiet, every comfort. Day, ss; week, 255. Trams met. Wire, write. J. N. MCLEAN, Proprietor. ~\\TAIWERA. HOUSE, KOTORUA, situated > V close to' wharf and within 4 minutes' walk of Sanatorium grounds, baths, ami railway station; commands unrivalled view of Lake and Parade. This house has been considerably enlarged, entirely renovated and refurnished throughout. Hot. cold, and shower baths, electric light, perfect sanitary arrangements. Every home comfort. Porter • ■ meets trains.—Mrs. J. Falloona. (late W;i!o- ---' tapu Hotel). Telegraph Address: Waiwera House, Rotorna. | KIA OKA" PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, KOTORUA. . This Newly-erected House is Opposite tho Sanatorium Grounds. Magnificent View from Balcony overlooking the Lake. Electric Light throughout. Hot and cold baths. IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE VISITORS. Good Table. Every Attention. Letters and telegrams will receive prompt attention. Porter Meets Train. A. BHACKBU&H. Proprietor. Hot lakes of new Zealand. BRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. . HINEMOA-STREET, ROTORUA. Lighted by Electricity. Adjoins the Government Baths and the Beautiful Sanatorium Gardens. TERMS MODERATE. ] Porters Meet all Trains. S T. BRENT, Proprietor. QARLTON BOARDING HOUSE, TE AROHA, Has been Raised, Altered. Thoroughly Renovated, ana Comfortably Furnished throughout.. TOURISTS AND VISITORS Will find every Home Comfort with Moderate Charges. , MRS. BLENCOWE. Proprietress. • QOI N G TO £OTO RU A. STAY AT "THE CENTRAL HOUSE." Quiet place and Comfortable. Three minutes J to Government Baths and Sanatorium ! Gardens. Terms, 5s day) 255. ' Wire or Write lor Room, i MRS. PERRI.W Proprietress, t 1 . ; QIGHT' TESTING ON SCIENTIFIC PRINu 'J CIPLES AM J UP-TO-DATE METHODS. BY TP "PEACOCK. OPTICIAN. J. . .1 , —40, QUEEN-STREET. > SPECTACLES of Every Variety comfortably O titted. In Stock—Artificial Eyes, large olection; also. Telescopes, Microscopes. Barometers, Surveying and Nautical Instruments, Photographic Goods. Repairs to above done oil the Premises in ear Victoriaj, itreeu. ,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13214, 27 June 1906, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13214, 27 June 1906, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13214, 27 June 1906, Page 8