Amusements. mots, HP OY S. ' mox I CINDERELLA PANTOMIME. > . ' :. LAST GRAND .MATINEE. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). 2 P.M. Children Hall-price (except to Gallery*. .*'„ : .f| NOTE THIS. During the Matinee Performance Toyr will be distributed amongst the Children. . ! - TT IS MA JEB TY 8 TliK AT Hif f■' TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). MAY 50. THE KARL AND THE GIRL. THE KARL. AND THE ■ GIRL. " THK KARL AND THE GIRL,. Ips M A JESTY'S THKA TS E. ■*"*• Lessee, -Mr C. It. Bailey. Last—Positively—Last N;.,"ht Of CINDERELLA PANTOMIME. CINDERELLA PANTOMIME. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON LAST LAST CINDERELLA CI DEE ELLA MATIN CINDERELLA CINDERELLA r«r , LADIES AND children. AND maerikl men" who ark not allowed OCT AT night. tq.mokroyv" NIGHT. ' THE EARL AND the GIRL. PRICES—4s. 2« ed, and Is. Early Door*. 6<l extra. Box Plan at Wildman ani Arey's. Day Sales at H.M. Cafe Manager, STANLEY GRANT. Exhibitions. AUCKLAND OOCIETY OP ARTS, THE 27TJ1 ANNUAL EXHIBITION IS NOW OPEN. ' 12.50 to 5. 7.30 to 10 p.m. PIANOLA RECITALS. ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING. ■ ■ . S. STUART. Sec. Pleasure Resorts. jr. A W A V J S L A N D, The Sorrento of New Zealand. '; The World-famous Residence of the lata , Sir George Grey. ' NOW THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SEASIDE RESORT IN THE DOMINION. ATTRACTIONS: Wallabj, Opossum, ant Deer Shooting, Fishing. Yachting, Sea Bathing, Billiards. Tennis. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. Daily communication by steamer and . pigeongram. TARIFF: £2 2b per week; 7s per day. Week-end Tickets, including Steamer Fare, Accommodation at the Island, and br«ikfnst on the steamer. 18a D. COUSINS.' — : - - ■ — —ssaaf . ' Educational. rPHE TMPERIAL OYSTEM OF T^KESS- - ■ CUTTING. 25. CITY CHAMBERS. The Charts used at this School arc th« "IMPROVED IMPERIAL' CHARTS, lately patented by Miss Leah Roberts (and not her previously patented Imperial Charts), Madame Marion.and Miss R. A. Bagley being tlio only Agents in Auckland for tier Ira- ' proved Charts, from whom ONLY they can be obtainedClasses daily from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Evening Classes, Wednesday and Thursday, 7 to 9. Terms on application. I have appointed Madame Marion and Mis* R. A, Bagley my Sole Agents as above a? from tlio 18th May. 1908.. LEAH ROBERTS. Inventor and Patentee. THING'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Principal: C. T. MAJOR, M.A. D.Sc. (N.Z.). v Assistants: A. PLUGGK, B.St. (Vict. Univ.J. -.i ' P. STUCKKY. M.A. (N.Z.). J. U. COLLINS, B.A. IS.'/..). It. BAYLY, C Ccrtif. (N.Z.I. It. L. SINCLAIR. B.A. (Dublin). ' .1. E. PAGAN. B.A. (Dnblin). W. F. BALHAM. T. M. WILKES. Term Begins 9 a.m. MONDAY, Ist June. Prospectuses .from Messrs, Upton and Co or the Principal. •'"."'■' ' TELEPHONE 906. Q JOHN'S pOLLEGIATE QCEOOL. ' " rriKK J3AH." • BOARDING- AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYSHeadmaster: THE REV. P. S. SMALLFEBLI). Resident Assistant Musters:— F. H. LEVIEN, M.A., G. B. BARNETT, M.A./ ■ C. R. HOBBS. Visiting Master's: — For Piano and Singing: R. LESLIE HUNT. For German and Violin: L. KEKLTZEIL V' Terra Begins MONDAY, June 1. Copies of Prospectus may be had from Messrs. Upton and Co., and ' Champtal'jnr and Co. Telephone. 729. ■ ■ _____ MODERN Dlt BSOU I U. IMPERIAL SCHOOL. Principals: MISS ROBIN (late of Urca«ey'f>, London and : Paris) ...» MISS HOLMES Gate of Kirkoaldie and Stains). NOTICE.—In consequence of MISS HOLMES' early departure for England on business eon.nected with the above school, the Suburban Classes will be conducted until her return at the Central School. HM Arcade, Queen-st., under MISS ROBIN'S personal supervision. . Latest systems (with or without Charts) "' Taught. Classes daily, 10 to 12, 2 to 4; Wednesday*, 7 to 9 p.m.; at CENTRAL SCHOOL. 21. II M. Arcade, Queen-street. DEVONPORT Church of England SchoolPreparatory School. Principal. Mi.»« E. Cole. Second Term begins Monday, June Ist. I : fPHEt-l BEGINS FROM DATE OF ENTRY. 10 POSITIONS OBTAINED FOR PUPILS LAST WEEK. 264 POSITION'S OBTAINED FOR PUPILS LAST YEAR 2256 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS Have been trained and introduced to Excellent Appointments. The School has established a powerful connection in Banking, Insurance. Shipping, and Business Circles, and « places all its efficient students m suitable posts without fee. ; THREE SPEED RECORDS FOR NEW ZFA LAND Write. Call, or Telephone for Prospectus. J n7c oL -' SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING. BOOK-KEEP-ING. AND WRITING SCHOOL. , SWAN SON-STREET- - 'Phone. 1147 . \TEW TJ EAL AN D TT E R A L&■ Subscription's: fed per week, delivered 'a tows and suburbs, or 10s per quarter, m advance, posted to any part of the Dominion. ADVEUTISEVIE.VTB under the following elMiw— Waxxkd. To Let. Fob Sale. Lost asd Fopsp. , «ij Pbrsosal. Hoard .o.d Residence—are inserted ; at the rate of \H words tor Is, or tlsree consecu- ■•-■., tive insertions for 2* 6d tor -Mb paid in advance. BIRTII3, MiKIUAGES. .\SD Pkatus, 2* *d o-l* insertion ; Fuxeral NOTICES, Is CJ.tra. Tlicie *onounceriients must be signed by the ndveitner. Replies to advertisement* will be received ** the offices of the llkiulu free of charge. . '; Instructions as to the insertion or withdraw*! »< sdvertuemenU In the IIKB.M.n must be in »riu».t • The Proprietors do not hold themselves respon- ■„ sible for ncn-iusertion of advertisements througa accident or from other cau»e». . ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13762, 29 May 1908, Page 10
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