. Amusement*. ,' ; »■--——-- —■ , . - :;; Hta Leueo, Mr, 0, E. Bailey. A * a Leasee, Mr. 0 R. Bailey. Direction KL?i-JfW MacMAHON, TO-MORROW. ; ~"•'.; : ; riOOI> PP-IDAY 'VT!OHT. . " - tOOtf i' EI DAY JNlttaft A RARE EVENT. . Q. 'i"Jff I A Most Novel »nd Dclightid ''^' ; 9fs A M'>»t Stove! ami Dc>igh>.i«l Grand Special Combined -V;^RATIONAL j?NTENT.UNMK.Vr ATIONAL JJNIERTAINMKNT" ■Vet Unparalleled Programme of MUSIC. QONO. AMI SJTORT US.IC, C/OJSO, and OTOBf. PART f. ' MACMAIION'H '■'..'■ ■.?:':■■!■ ATI. acM A RON'S v:;-: : : I EXQUISITE T IVINiI l>irn,RM JX'-jUISITK JUIYLN'G i- JCTURK3. PART 11. J •xtusic. / iVItJSIC. -.. - I 1. Organ S*.>lo. " Grand Offcrto«f« in V : ' . , il»*ttrt»' " Mil. K. K. AIKFY. R A If. '2. "Hocked in the Cradle of the Deep . - * THB UNIQUE QUARTETTE j {Messrs Abet !!"»,-. A. «J. ["'icrrty. <;?,.,n» ' Pclham, ami James Loiiprgam. ' ', i 3. Sons- " Lilian '.* - - -.jPaul K'>dn»*' MISS MADOLINE KNIGHT. i Piano. Miss I.iuie Knis-ht. Organ, Mr. A»rsy 4. Character Sketches - • • • . MR. •'.. HERBERT. 5. Duet. Sainted Mother*' - (Mariu.nt) MISSES LIZZIE AND MADOLINE KNIUBHP. 6. Quartette. " Moonlight on the Lakr " I»\RT lIILIVING PICTURES. FANTASY. COMEDY. Ami DRAMATIC STORY. The Estey Organ and AUUnn Piano ham the English and Foreign Piano Co.—S. CohlL Ctttt, Manager. Doors. open at 7.J0. Commence. Si. • General Admission, 3*, i*. and 1* - t : !; Special Tariff lor Ladies: D.C. and Ret. Stalls, is 6.!: Stall*, is. The Box Flan opens To-day at. Wurman and Arey's. "JAA FAMILIES expected at the MaUn«e tJUU Coot! Friday, Albert Hall. Elect Bioscope. '" From Cradle to the Cross." -,• QURRKYVU.LE Dancing Club.—Next Satar. O day Night. April 18, Entire Chang* of Musical Programme: also Final of Ladies WulUing Coin i ion CLASSY for Physical Culture now larva. y ing. Correct Breathing taught.- Mrs. Coleman Penrice. A.M.I'. Building Telephone 1903 GYMNASTICS AND PHYSICAL CULTURE LEYS INSTITUTE GYMNASIUM, PONSONBY. Director. Prof. Poller. ■ - -'■ TOE-OPENS. APRIL 1 *>TH. CLASSES held for Ladles, Gentlemen, Boys, and Girls. Prof. Potter in attendance. Mori., Tues., Tnurs. afternoon, from 3 »< 4.30. Saturday mornings, from 10 to 12 Evenings, from 7.30 to 9 o'clock, to give fur tlier information. IJIOR HIKE, for Dancing Clas.-ies, Socials '- .. KICKING EDWAttDS HALL. <-'$, Lower Synioiuia-st.. Wednesday and Fridaj ' Evenings. Best Dancing Floor in Auckland. : Special terms ; .f taken for the, season.—Apply on the Premises, or Telephone 5243. XAA FAMILIES expected at tho Matinee, <)\J\f Good Friday. Albert Half. Electric Bioscope, '" From Cradle to the Cross." Tramways. * .' rpHB AUCKLAND ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS -L COMPANY. LTD. GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1508. ;>i^ Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with the arrangements mane with Auckland ' City Council and the Local Bodies concerned, the Electric Tramway Service will he en lirely Suspended on all lines on COOL' FRIDAY. April 17. 1908. BY ORDER. Shows. TjINTRIES for Chrysanthemum Show, to bs '•. held in Choral Hall on Thursday ant? Friday. April 23rd and 24ti,:. close at 12 nooc SATURDAY, the 18lh insU W. W. BRUCE. 1 ■ Secretary, Swanson-street. f' " ■" lIIHIJW-.11.M111i HUB 11.111 1 11l llllllllWlllllllWHlMW^ittJUWMt Pleasure Resorts. PASTER HOLIDAYft WAIWERA. WAJWER4. HOT SPRINGS HOTEL SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO THIS POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT FOR EASTER. LEAVE AUCKLAND, THURSDAY, 16th April, at 9or 9.30 a in., returning to arrive y_ 9 a.m. Easter Tuesday Including Steamer Fare and Hotel Charges, 41s. LEAVE AUCKLAND, THURSDAY. 16th r April, at 7 of 7.30 p.m.. returning to arrive 9 a.m. Eatiter Tuesday Including Steamer Fare and Hotel Charges, 37* 6d. - USUAL SATURDAY TO MONDAY EXCUR- U SION'S. 13s 6d. STEAMERS LEAVE WAI- : ., : WTSRA FOR AUCKLAND EASTER MONDAY : 6 a.m. and 4 p.m.. TUESDAY 6 a.m., noon, and 3 p.m. Rooms Reserved and Full Particulars, at 22. SHORTLAND-ST., or Telephone 192. JTAWAU,T 8 L A >' D The Sorrento of New Zealand. , The World-famous Residence of the lat* Sir George Grey. NOW THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SEASIDE ' * RESORT IN THE DOMINION. ATTRACTIONS: Wallabj. Opossum, and Deer, Shooting. Fishing. Yachting. Sea. Bathing, Billiards, Tennis. 'ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. Daily communication by steamer and pigeongram. : -',-S_ TARIFF: £2 2s per week; 7s per day. - Week-end Tickets, including Steamer Fare, Accommodation at the Island, and brfakf&at on the steamer. 18.-; < D. COUSINS.' Boots and Shoes. ]\tow, VOW, IS THE TIME TO BUY FOOTWEAR FOB 'HIE WINTER. ri|ADLEY AND CON, SECURITY BUILDING?. QUEEN-STREET, Have Opened their NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS. Including LADIES' LOOT.-. SHOES, AND FELT SLIPPERS. And if you are interested in Good Footwear CALL AND SEE US. And we shall be plea ed to show yon ThemJ . 1 3 CHASH ADVANCES on Promissory Notes. J Furniture. Jewellery, etc., at Monte do Piete Co.. Ltd.. Victoria-street opposite Royal Hotel. ... - , . S3 MEW TJf i: AL A N D II E KALI) Subscriptions : 6d per week, slivered if tows and t-üburb*. or lCw pet quattsr is iaissrt posted to any part of the Dcflhinioc. ADVEBTISI.MBST3 under the following cl*a»esWalitssd, To Let. Fob Salk. Lost amj Fousn Perso.val, Board a:.u Kfudbxck—are inseitei at the rate of 18 word* for Is, or three consecutive insertions for 2s 6d for cash paid in auv»u\;*. BIRT3J3, MAKBIAGB3, ANU DBATHS. 2» &d tivk insertion; FOBkaL Notices, Is extra. These aiBounceraenu must be signed by the advertiser. Replies to advertisements will b« received *t the oftices of the HXAALD free of charge. Instructions a* to the insertion or withdraw*] oi Bdvertitejmectu in the 11ekax,d must he in writing. The Proprietors do not hold themselves retpoaBible for -insertion of advertisements through accident or from other csutea
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13726, 16 April 1908, Page 10
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