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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13324, 2 November 1906, Page 10

Amusemeuwk WEST'S PICTURES AND THE BRESCIANS. * MATINEE OX SATURDAY, at 2.50. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, at Z. 30. Magnificent Programme, of World-wide Picture of Sterling Educational Value, entirely different from last. Saturday SCENES IN ITV HOLLAND. MOROCCO. AND ITALi, And a Multitude Of Refined Humorous Subjects. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, at. 2.M. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, at 2.J0. Children Half-price to all seats. Plan Now Open. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ■" Lessee, Mr. C. R. Bailey. . TO-NIGHT AND EACH EVENING AT *- MATINEE, SAT., at 2.38. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION Of WEST'S PICTURES WESTS PICTURES WESTS PICTURES WEST'S PICTURES " d THE BBESCIAN9. THE BHESCIANS. THE BRESCIANS. THE BRESCIANS. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). FIN A L 0 RTU NIT V «u - To SIX* THE SUPERB SECOND PROGRAMME. ABSOLUTELY THE GRANDEST PICTORIAL PROGRAMME EVER PRESENTED. THE PERFECTION OF ANIMATED ART. FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR THE BRESCIANS Lx THE GRAND SELECTION FROM WALLACE'S EVERGREEN OPERA " MARITANA-" AN ENTERTAINMENT OF IMMACULATE REFINEMENT. SEE TO-MORROW'S ADVERTISEMENT. Admission: 3s. 2s. and Is. Children Half-price to 3s and 2s. Plan at Wildman and Arey s. Day Sale 3 in Arcade. T. J. WEST and H. HAYWARD, Managers. * Athletics T ABOUR DAY SPORTS AND PROCESSION. Prizes will be Paid on SATURDAY NEXT, between the hours of 2 and 4,30 p.m., at 23, Palmerston Buildings. Queen-street. Date of Art Union Drawing will be advertised in Saturday's issue. G. DAVIS, Secretary. _ ; — Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, etc. & , "DISTRICT ORANGE LODGE, rJmJSgt ANNUAL THANKSGIVING IS SERVICE. Sy(^Z^* In commemoration of Gunpowder FORESTERS' HALL. SUNDAY NEXT. 3 p.m. Address by REV. JAMES WILSON, " Orangemen and Citizenship." and Questions for Labour Unions." A plain talk for the people on "Convents and British Law," Melbourne Sensation, etc. Preceded by Parade from the Western Park, headed by Methodist Mission Band, at 2.30 p.m. Full attendance in Regalia requested.: " God Save the King." Meetings. ■'': " A, FURTHER Meeting of Settlers interested XX in the Daily Steam Service between Auckland and Panmftre will be -held' in the Pakuranga Hall on. FRIDAY. 2nd November, at 7.30 p.m. Those interested invited.--TyORTHERN COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. : ; DIVIDEND. ■' ' 7 ■ A Dividend for the Half-year ended September 30, 1906, at the Rate of Sixpence per Share upon all the Issued Shares in the Capital of the Company, has This Day been declared by the Directors, payable at the Office of the Company. Tyrone Buildings, Custom-street East, Auckland, on THURSDAY, November 1, 1906. REGINALD A. AICKIN. * Secretary. _' Auckland. October 31. 1906. ...;-..« Board and Residence. riiO Visitors, Tourists, and Others.—A GenX tleman desires to recommend a Comfortable Home, in house well situated on tramline; -3 minutes from Queen-at.—Apply " P.Q.." HERALD Office. ~ * "rpHE AVENUE," Karaugahape Road J- (through new Arcade)— Vacancies for Gentlemen; secluded and extensive grounds; charming view.—Mrs. Maleomson Boult. " A BERDARE "—Comfortable AccommodaABERDARE "—Comfortable Accommodajlx tion. Terms moderate.—Upper Grafton Road. Telephone, 2037^, VACANCY for Two Respectable Boarders.— V Ediston House, 16, Turner-st. CHRISTCHURCH Exhibition.—" The Grove," F'-ivate Hotel, Brougham St ; 30 rooms; 5 minutes station, Exhibition; wire; 7s day. —Mrs. Dwyer. SONOMA— Private Hotel, Alfred-street, Albert First-class Accommodation for Families, Tourists, etc. Terms moderate. —Mrs. W. Bazeley. Telephone, 672. RO T O R U A. THE ' CARLTON New House, quiet, every comfort. Day, ss; week, 255. Trains met. Wire, write. J. N. MCLEAN, 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. pARLTON BOARDING-HOUSE, TE AROHA, Has been Raised, Altered. Thoroughly Renovated, and Comfortably Furnished throughout. TOURISTS AND VISITORS Will find every Home Comfort with Moderate Charges. MRS. BLENCOWE. Proprietress. rjp H 1 R W E L L, T> OTOE U A. LARGE. FIRST-CLASS. WELL-APPOINTED, CENTRALLY SITUATED HOUSE. Excellent Table. Every Comfort. 'PERMS, OAS PER WEEK. Book Now. Telegrams, 'Harwell. L. WOOLLXAMS. T>OTO R U A . I XV I SONOMA HOUSE. j Private Board and Residence, opposite Presbyterian Church. Three minutes from station and baths. Electric light throughout. I . TERMS MODERATE. 1 Oil Launch " Sonoma" conveying Boarders to all sights on Lakes Eotorua and Rotoiti MRS. HELEY (Nee YOUNG). Late Mokoia View, Proprietress. Q. OI N G TO TjiOIOKUi STAY AT "THE CENTRAL HOUSE." Quiet place and Comfortable. Three minutes to Government Baths and Sanatorium Gardens. Terms, 5s day, 235. Wire or Write for Room. . MRS. PERRIN. Proprietress. — « — =3 Conveyances;. ' TOOYAL -jl TAIL T INE •OF /COACHES, From DEVONPORT TO WADE, WAIWERA, PUHOI. WARKWORTH, AND WELLBFOBD, WILL LEAVE DEVONPORT. as under:MONDAY AND FRIDAY, through to Wellsford, at 3 am WEDNESDAY. Warkworth only ... 8 am. LEAVE WARKWORTH TUESDAY. THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY :.;. ... Sam. Orders left with Messrs. Johnston and Noble, Devonport. will receive prompt atten j tion- _____ ; j J. BARTON. Wark^orth, 1 Proprietor.