Amusements. .; gPEOIAL BOX PLAN NOTICB The Plans for the third, grand prodn^t; - ■ V-. :'■ :,; ' ARRAH.NA-I'OaUli.' "" " ""° n » Will be opened THIS (TUESDAT) MOBVlxn ' at ; Wildman and Arey's, at 9 o'clock, ' XT IS MAJESTY'S' '"kITr? : xx Lessee, Mr. C. R. Bailey . . ... .-:■■ .. _ \\\"" : M-MM CONTINUED BRILLIANT CAREER Or Mr. • ANDREW MACK ■■>■■' ANDREW MACK And : :• ' •"•' ryim HIS OWN COMPLETE COMPANY. Hi the latest and greatest Btlr<- e * s * JACK SHANNON." " JACK SHANNON." ■ „ Which, on account of the foiiowine r»^. arranged programme, can only be presentU TWO MORE NIGHTS. TWO MORE NIGHTS. : ' - i:; 0g, SPECIAL GRAND PROGRAMME " : For ..the z^ '-. EIGHT FAREWELL PERFORMANCES. Commencing THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 16. ■'/.■ ' Thursday. Friday, j '■•'•' Saturday and Monday, j ARRAH-NA-POGBR May 16. 17. 18. and 20. j W,IU * This production will be presented on a MOST ELABORATE SCALE. - Which created such an immense tuccegg m cently in Wellington, introducing Mr. - ANDREW MACK. i In his magnificent impersonation of SHAIJN THE POST. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY ' May 21, 22. 23. unoiJ AX # FIRST PRODUCTION In Auckland ?&W----of . : r-.BM : h "THE WAY TO KENMARE." When MR. MACK will appear in his gtN!a» " creation of DAN MAGUIKE. FRIDAY, MAY 24, For the FAREWELL NIGHT. Special Revival Of the extremely successful play, TOM MOORE. ■•'.". When MR. MACK will Reappear in his famous character of the title role. . Day Sales at His Majesty's Cafe. Box Pl«*i at Wildman and Arey's. .. ■,5 Prices: Gb. 3s. and lg. Early Doors, fid extra, to Stalls and Family Circle. «——■——««—■■»»—.».»<«i.»»i " m """ mm ——gag, gs'i;: ".'Football-. ;'^-;lfll "in DEN FOOTBALL CLUB. Meet at Corner Wellesloy and Hobtum Streets on FRIDAY NEXT. ■ R. O. YULE. Hon. Sec. ■ T 1 -—'■ ==s'Xn : Dress and Fashion. JJEVT Q.OODS XT AVE JJOW A RRIVED. 250 COATS FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN, All Samples, in Grey. Brown, Red, Light and ' Dark Blues, Creams in Cloth and Beavtr, from 48 lid; all worth double. 150 DRESSING JACKETS, Less than half price, from 3s lid to 19» Cd. A ■ lovely ■ lot of samples of DRESSING GOWNS for Ladies and Children, from fis lid to 40s. ; ■? OUR SHOW OF MILLINERY 18 one of the best, and the prices are, at J'"-:, v'- usual, very reasonable. We are making a Very Special Display thll • ' Season of LADIES' AND GIRLS', COSTUMES, And the Prices arc Bight. --j.' BLACK AND TWEED SKIRTS, To fit all figures. A Large Stock of BLACK AND COLOURED BLOUSES, Always In Stock. FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING ON PREMISES. j CARNEY. ■ • "O - ,■:• 200. 202, 2Q4,*KARANQAHAPE ROAD. -\ ; Board and Residence. ~ Vi , : ~.,i i;i. ; . rr:\:. .-"■,., '.". ■ ,"■".,..,...:;.&$ FURNISHED 'Rooms, with . or without Board.—Mrs. Alexander. Calliope Road, Dcvonport. near Gospel Hall. ' SHORE ABOARD J *W!^'*BW /:r ' : li DENCE,'iflloss to, Victoria ,Wliarl". 1 1 v. moderate. fVacancicE, — Bayswater, Uottcn-' 1 . ( i., Road West. " OTONEHURST/' .., SYMONDS • STREET.O First-class , Board and Residence for Tourists and Permanent Boarders. Terms moderate.— Albert A. Brown. Telephone " , No. 504. " pHE C WILLOWS," . Wyhyard-strDot, eft- : X trance Symonds-street— Board A '■.;■■• and Residence; quiet, healthy, and centrally ; . situated. Telephone, 1589.— M. E. Tajlour, Proprietress. OAKLEIGH. Upper s-st.—Vacancies ' Private Board and Residence for Ladies and: Gentlemen ;ild - section. 'Phono 1720. . Opposite Buchanan's, confectioner. Termi- , moderate.—Mrs. M. L. Gray. ■ -■■- ■■■:■-.-■■■■ ■■-■ -..i :•-:■: ~.-.-;■ ► •:-.-:■..r..;.....■.- ..-.-, ■■; 7-- : ■'~.. '? ! lte| ■WEBBER'S DEVONSHIRE HOUSE. Roto- -._-, iVil rua (44' rooms).' Telephone, piano. i<atl> ■ and shower. This new and up-to-date House | is situated opposite the.Railway Station. | Three minutes' walk from the Rachel, Priest, , and Blue Baths. Electric light. Letters and .V Telegrams attended to. All trains met. £■ Terms: 5s per day; 30s per week. . THE AUSTRALIA," ROTORUA.-Ne* • --House •* (first season), containing 30 rooms; splendid 'situation in main streetrtS 100 yards j from ; - railway station! 4 minutes ; walk from baths. Everything • absolutely> i;,;? new; superior table;, spacious rooms; elec- ,-;{ trio light; hot and cold ' oaths, and every home comfort. Tariff, 5s per day, 301 - per week.; Special terms to families, parties, I and for extended periods. Thos. Cook and Sons' Coupons. Porter meets all. traina. Letter and telegrams receive immediate attention.— N. McLean, Proprietor. ■p O T O R . V A r . —— _ THE "BUNGALOW"• offers ComfortabU ;r 'i Accommodation. - Close to Sanatorium Grounds, Hatha. Well appointed lighted : throughout by electricity. Every attention paid to comfort of 'Visitors. All arrange- ; ments made for driving, fishing, and picnic parties. Conveyances ; meet all trains. Wire " Bungalow." Rotorna. - , MRS. JAMES MELVILLE, Proprietress. _ ; KLA ORA" PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, ROTORUA. -This Newly-erected House is Opposite the , , . Sanatorium Grounds. Magnificent View: from Balcony overlooking the Lake. . Electrio Light throughout. Hot and cola • baths. IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE VISITORS. Good Table.. Every Attention. I Letters and telegrams ; will receive prompt attention. Porter Meets Train. A. BRACKEBUSH, Proprietor. , ——, , — i --, —"Sifg? pROWTHER'S Q.RANDE V"CL ROTORUA " >■ (Overlooking Sanatorium Grounds). This New and Up-to-date Establishment 5* ' now Open for the reception of Visitors. Let- ,;ks ters and telegrams receive prompt attention. Telegraphic Address, " Crowther," Botorua Terms, £2 2s per week. MRS. C. CROWTHEB. :'.:-,"- Proprietress. ' , ' . n i.' i , , i ! ! i -t v.i-V,:;'.: TTOT LAKES OF NEW ZEALAND i - 1 - 1 - ■ /':■ 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.^ ■ME ff r/ E A LAX D TT EIIA tD, SCBScnirTioss: 6d per week, delivered in low a " . '•I and suburbs,' or 10s per (pur!*- >u advance, posted to any part of the colony. ' AnvEnTisEires-TS under Ui-> foUowiijj i:j«sfi3-- -' Wanted, To Let, Fob Sale, Lost ass fot">' ! - , Pbrsosai,, IiOARD ajtd Residence, ire iWBTt«I -. et tho rate of 12 words for Is, or -» •' consetu-' ,' tivn insertions for 2a 6d. Births, Marriages, asd Deaths, 2a fid <3-' insertion; Funeral Notices, Is extra. These M*. ; '' noujiceineiita must.bo signed by the sdvarM** Replies to Qdvertisementa will be received •* the oftkefl of tbo Herald free of. charge. ' Instruction* as -to the insertion or withdraw ** advertisements in the Herald must be In writ! *• ' | . The 'Proprietors do not hold themselves* 4 *!'™*. .■.■; siblo for non-insertion of advertisement tti** l *f* . -accident or from other causes. ' ijlStllf ~....■,.- i .i i "■■ _, i ■ ___."■—"*"» ;:...
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13487, 14 May 1907, Page 8
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