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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14109, 10 July 1909, Page 10

Amusements. OPERA. HOUSE. Proprietors.'John Fuller and Sons. ;...-.; DIRECTION • .'- ■ • EDWIN GEA(3H*AND GEORGE MARLOW. TO-NIGHT. ■ • " TO-NIGHT. .""'"* ' , TO-NIGHT. An Entirely New and Original Dramatisation of Mrs. iHenry "Wood's World-famed ' ;. Dramatic Story, ■■;'" EAST LYNNE. >: • • - EAST LYNNE. ' • 'EAST., LYNNE/'. ;'.-. • ■' ■ EAST LYNNE. _ The Most Popular Play on the English and ; ~\Colonial Stage. r GEAOH-MARLOW . GEAOH-MAKLOW GEACH-MARLOAV GEACH-MARLOW COMBINATION OP POPULAR ARTISTS . Will Present the Drama on a Scale of ; Unprecedented Magnificence. / '■-'■ EAST LYNNE. , •■ : ;EAST V LYNNE. .;.; ''■:..■''■' EAST 'LYNNE.:: . ■;'■; : ~ EAST LYNNE. _ - . Pictorially Illustrated by a, Number of ARTISTIC TABLEAUX, •■■■.'■ ' Including THE GREAT SENSATIONAL THE GREAT SENSATIONAL THE GREAT SENSATIONAL _. „' mT ,: O RAILWAY DISASTER. RAILWAY DISASTER. RAILWAY DISASTER. OUR ONLY PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. OUR ONLY PRICES: 3s, 2s. Is. ■. ' NO EARLY DOORS ' , . NO BOOKING FEEd Day Sales at Carter's. ; m r.„„, a On request Trams Stop at Theatre Doors. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE BOX PLAN will be on view at Wildman and Arey's TO-DAY UNTIL 1 iVCLOCK, and from 2 o'clock onwards SEATS MAYBE SECURED AT CARTER'S, OPP. THEATRE. '■DIRKENHEAD AND NORTHCOTE Jt> . MUSICAL SOCIETY. om , - v TUESDAY- NEXT.■; 13th INST. ZION HILL SCHOOLROOM, BIRKENHEAD,, Handel's Oratorio. " JUDAS MACOABf US/ . -. - , , ;„'! JUDAS MACCABEUS. Soloists r Madame Chambers, Miss E. Husband, W. Cecil Prime, and Mr. W. K. A. Stewart. Full chorus, orchestral accompaniment. Conductor, Mr. W. T. Sharp. Admission, Is, or subscribers' ticket. Commence 8 o'clock. 4 Remember the date. Next Tuesday. TTERNE BAY SUNDAY - SCHOOL. SALE OF WORK. \> ; JULY 14 AND 15, 1905. A Sale of Work" will be held in the New Sunday-school Building, Heme Bay Road, Ponsonby, in the Afternoons and Evenings of the above days. His Worship the Mayor will Open the Sale at 2.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 14th, and the Sale will continue from 2.30 p.m. to 5, and from 7 to 10 p.m. on both days. Admission, Sixpence; Children, Threepence. -•:, - ' ■. .'■■:-'. ." . . ;.' AUCKLAND SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.— J\. Second Reading this Season, TUESDAY -\ENING, July 20, Y.M.C.A. Hall. Bernard Shaw's exquisite comedy, " Captain Brassbound's Conversion." Open to SUBSCRIBERS only. Particulars at Upton and Co.'s. CAPTAIN BRASSBOUND'S CONVERSION." George Bernard Shaw's exquisite comedy, Y.M.C.A. Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, July 20. Auckland Shakespeare Society, assisted on this occasion bv Mr. Scott Colville. Subscribers only. Particulars at Upton and C.O.'S. ; ': : .'.; '■■' ,:.•■■:"...-•■■■■ :•'..:. ■■■':■ ■■ . '~: . r EAST-STREET HALL, Sunday AfternoonSolos from " St. Paul," " Elijah." Gems of Mendelssohn. Special soloists. Auckland Brotherhood. P.S-A '■■: ' - f ; . _ —: VIOLIN, Piano, Singing.—3 - Hour, Is 6d V week; Violin Classes, 9d week; exam, methods; I pupils visited, received.—Mr. » and Mrs. Dale, P. 0., Ponsonby. -. • * • '' i i > . - Meetings.

T\E.,~ BARNARDO'S HOMES. ;, ■ '""■'■■ ' Visitor"-/'"'",- ', - .<• REV. W. J. MAYERS ; .REV. W. J. MAYERS , ;v ; - . And' "' " DR. BARNARDO'S BOYS. - • - DR. BARNARDOS BOYS. ' '• ' "'CHORAL HALL. ;V MONDAY. JULY 12th, at 8 o'clock. '■ . ->: Chairman, Hon. Geo. Fowlds."; ' • THURSDAY, JULY 15th, at 8, o'clock. - Chairman, C. H. Poole, Esq., M.P. % FRIDAY, JULY 16th, at 8 o'clock. Chairman, The Rt. Rev. Bishop of Auckland. PICTURES. STORDSS. MUSIC. Admission, Is and 2s (Reserved 2s 6d). Children half-price. , ; * . Tickets and Plan at Wildman and Arey's. Collections in *Aid of New Hospital. - COME AND SEE! HEAR!! AND HELP!!! Special Cars will leave 3' Lamps directifor Choral Hall at ■ 7 and 7.15 p.m.'; also Remnera at 7.15. At close of meetings Cars for all Suburos will be in attendance. For particulars of Services on Sunday. July 11th. see. Bills and Saturday's advertisement.' T> ICHMOND BOWLING CLUB. -' The Annual Meeting of Members will ■' be held in the Club's Pavilion on TUESDAY EVENING,* July 13th, at 7:30 p.m. To Receive Balance-sheet, President's Re- , .port. Election of Officers, etc. • for en- - suing year.> :) ¥":'>/':;.;. l v\v-\.i.'; y.;> , Intending new ■ Members are '■ invited to at-, tend. ■ ... -, ~-;,..--, ~ „,.:.- ■■ .-,. ..,,.. -; 0. H. TOMLINSON, ~ ... < » .'::■" Secretary .■': and Treasurer. rpHEi PREMIER JOINERY MANUFACTUR--L ING CO., LIMITED. • ' : The Annual Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office, Freezing Company's Reclamation, on THURSDAY NEXT, July 15, at 3 p.m. , , ' The : Transfer Books. of the Company will be Closed from 25th June to 15th July, both days inclusive. « ■■~,. , By "order of the Board of Directors. ' . \ .\ E. CUTHBERTSON, V " " Secretary. TjqSANKLIN AGRICULTURAL AND PAS-•*-TORAL SOCIETY, PUKEKOHE. ' ; The Annual Meeting of Members will be c?rPTT»r»*v eJ ? aa 2? Hall, Pukekohe, on SATURDAY, July 24th, 1909. at 2 p.m.! ' BUSINESS: I ' To receive Report and Balance-sheet for ; past year, elect Officers and Commit- , tee for ensuing year, and any other Business that may come before the Meeting. . '• ' ■ JOHN PATTERSON, - Pukekohe, July 10. 1909. Secretary.

PRESBYTERIAN i WOMEN'S MISSIONARY ' . ' ". '' " UNION..".' ■- The Annual Meeting ■of the Auckland Presbytenal Association will be held in St Andrews Hall, Symonds-street. on TUESDAY* 13th mst., at 3 . p.m. ; All interested in Missions cordially invited. ;.■ Sale of Indian and Chinese Lace. ; ;;-^j^S?fa^ : ';.". : in otJ^y'-WIL "' DESPEEANiIS&SfriS&fk. Members are hereby sura?r on^ d to attend the Court 1 W^Mtt' Meeting, on TUESDAY, July :. Business: Installation of ww*- ■ ""*»• Officers, Pound Ni°-ht ;By Order. • ; 'JAMES WEIR, ' J „j : ' '•■■■"■'■ " Acting Secretary. ; Funeral Notices. \ • DEVONPORT LODGE. //WW\ -M ' No. 35. U.A.O.D. / ifi^BlB 1 ) ' Officers and Members a LT'y'nuM are : requested to atI «Eh \\ 'lrlfl tend the Funeral of I I\Jl<K'lr/) ■'• °" r late Brother, I (ftW/R&JILi PERCY JACKSON. P.A., \<Xv IfllrSSSk T' h>ch wiu l3ave ilis L ? , te "silence. Owen's Rd - Devonport. for >*>*&JPr-> .; O'Neill's ft Point, Cemetery, at 3 p.m. TO-DAY. A Brake will meet the 2.20 Boat from town at Victoria Wharf, Devonport. ; Sister Lodges invited. By Order. • >' - ■ y , C. J. SMITH, A.D. . >■ • > A. WOOLLEY, Secretary. PICTURES ON EXHIBITION AND SALE -*- By Masters of English and Foreign . •/■■ .-.■'.- '. r y' >'■• ■•'■' *"<; Schools.' ;:■:> .-,;■■., ■■."•-. . DIRECT PROM SAOKVILLE GALLERY : - . LTD.. PICCADILLY. LONDON A Fine ' Selection ;of Water Colours just ar- -•'.-'.•. rived from our London Gallery. AUCKLAND GALLERY: 62, CITY CHAMBERS (Self's Corner). Lift to 4th : Floor) Admission Free. Open 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m * DON'T MISS WHTTTOME. ' STEVENSON - ; " AND CO'*S EXHIBIT * - ' ,' ■■■ . ■/■-: - ; At the .-. ;V..," : ; - * HAMILTON WINTER SHOW. THE Imperial System of Dresscutting College. 25. City Chambers, Auckland. Awarded only gold medal at the recent London Exhibition. -':'• A boon to ladies doing own dressmaking. Practical Dressmaking taughtSpecial system for Ladies' Coats—Sole Repigsentative. E. A. BAGLEY. City Chambers. DON'T MISS WHITTOME. ;' STEVENSON AND CO'S EXHIBIT At.'the HAMILTON WINTER SHOSt.