Page 8 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14219, 16 November 1909, Page 8

Amusements! TJIS MAJESTY'S THEAt'lVlfl Lessee - .:•■•. C.R.Bailey. /:.wfl Sole Pro. and Manager •'•VvHiiih' .till Treasurer -• ■■ ■ . wJW.Mgv £ j V k_ 7~-TT , • TO-NIGHT—TUESDAY— * ' • ,■ And' Following * Evenings. .■■■-:- An ■ ■ „ , rr . Instantaneous - u i^g Succcss. AUrSi:^ ■' " ;i i". TRIUMPH OF TRIUMPHS of Vr-.V*" V 'A The Infectiously Funny Farcical Com«£ s #^ "A ■ BACHELOR'S I HONEYMOON*'v ~ " A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON" ' By . HBoh J. iWiffi? UNIQUE COMBINATION • ' " ■ ' Ofv: FUN-PBODUCEBB. / . •• ■' -n <: (4) FOUR (4) I STARS- STARS- ' • MR. HUGH J. WARD. •' i MISS GRACE PALOTTA, i'liffli - "-MISS ROSE MUSGBOVE. - '&M ■ MISS CELIA GHILONI, in ■ ; :i§& "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON» ! "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON*; I THE GREATEST COMPANY |: ' i In ■' THE FUNNIEST FARCE Ever Seen in Auckland. J 1 r '"\ A FURORE CREATED NIGHTLY FULL OF . LAUGHTER, COLOUR ANn SUNSHINE. ' AiHB Three Hours of Hurricane Hilarity THE BRIGHTEST. BREEZIEST, AND f BE8P? Of v lIS . FARCICAL COMEDIES.'' 'J $T '4 . Box Plans at Wildman 'and Arey'a. Day Sales at H.M. Cafe. , » ' PRICES: os. ' 3s. ana f-is.' • Early Door, Stalls and Gallery, 6dlikfaff& ! lSl till 7.30. - , -T, U*rJ , Carriages, 10.45.' • ... ■ i;i ( y Educational. .. , < ICING'S QOLLEGE. ' ..... BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB BO*TB.- - ■ /? • : v.4 • ■ .:• ■ " • ■ ■•: ■ ' r v v'S-XivS^'f : •- Headmaster:. C. T. MAJOR, M.A., B.BC. '' S ■ Assistants: . ; F. Stuckey, M.A. J. V. Collyris; B.A. 111 H. T. Revell, M.A. R. H. Bayly (0 Ctrtifl H. B. Wallace, M.A. . J. E. Fagan, B.A E. L. Sinclair, M.A. . :W. F. BaJham T.M.Wilkes. * •••."i.fM-- : '' ; — }[\ % \ Prospectuses from Messrs. Upton and Co. ' ' rpHE : ' 'iQOUUBu'S gCHOOL OF j^JUSIO. J CLEVELAND HOUSE. BEMUEBA - Principal: Mrs. S. A. MOORE-JONE3,;: " M.M., M.8.C.P., C.M., S.K.. London. jg| . Certificated Staff. English and Foreign.. " • Thorough Modern High-class Education Girls on Christian, but Unsectatiac Pna« ciples.' Exams prepared t for. Modem Lap. • mages Taught Conversationally. Matmi! Supervision and Moral V Discipline, gtonp, Buildings, with perfect ventilation and drainage. Extensive grounds. Prospector W Messrs. Upton : and Co.; and : Cnamptitoj'|; i and Cooper. *■ r 1 ''y* 'Phone 808. , Trams to _a»ta: v; '-- - - ■ : ; '......,, rpERM BEGINS FROM DATE OF. ENTST.| Old POSITIONS obtained for h Puptlil';u ID last year. sJm OCCQ SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS hareiMl juOOO . . Trained and introduced to «• i cellent Appointments. i'\ •' ■ —— " I LAST : WEEK'S APPOINTMENTS >, ||8 vi=« Chalmers, Shorthand Writer and Tyj>«| < ">• English and Foreign Piano; Agency.';'. Mi Holder. Shorthand Writer and Ty^lf Messrs. . Buchanan and Co. _ Miss Miller. Shorthard . Writer • and ■'Efjmm "Messrs. Hadley and Co • ; . Miss Harrison. Shorthand Writer and Twirti; Dominion Property Owners' Associatife Miss Shove, > ShorthancT-sWrriter pd|l«| -Messrs. Wheeler and Co. Miss < Guerin. Shorthand Writer, and dmaffl Aftetvlene-QasComgang-.^Sfif:»flil Miss Martin, Shorthand^ W and .tTOMSri London and Berlin ' Pi® lo Miss Boon. ; Shorthand. " Writer -; and|.T?ffit^;; ; S ~ Messrs. Ruddock and ; ; Walker. Miss Queenin, Shorthand Writer and Tn^, Messrs. Sheath and Co. Miss . O'Brien. Clerk. Messrs. H. M. BmteM; and Co. :< THREE SHORTHAND THfii-b b« NBW 2EALAND. ■. ; . Write. Call, or Telephone for Prospect^!' ; J. H. C™ SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. ' BOO*; KEEPING. AND WRITING SCHOOL i Swanson-street. « % ; ■ , Phonei "1147;'-^?l^^tgjsj^!^|^^y Tourists' Resorts^l^M •RING'S c OOTT pBIVATE JJW®; r : r'\ UPPER QTJEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. M®- G. ÜBttEEU BttEE - PROPRIETOR I-' This Hotel'is very private. convenient, surrounded by large . ano WJ. ■la id-out grounds, and:in~we-h«dtiUnM^y of the city. Tennii Court and Grmnion* ,5 Telephone 2256- • ■£. » QTONEHUBST." AUCHLAiltti^^ O & YMON DS-STREET, AUCKLAH& _ NEW ZEAfcliW STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AN)) - RESIDENCE . .V. Telfigrams: " Stonehurst." / AuckJani " : MRS. ALBERT A BROWS.| Telephone 504. : ' - ■■•''•kj .. eest ' B ATHOiTB JJ° C * ' ROTORUA, * 4 ' . Mr. Brent is getting on fast with j wing, which ; will :be ■ finished by . making the House the largest and : tomato Private Hotel m Eotorua. » House to the Government Batnj, tae ilarge .new f bath-house. conveyances leave Brent s p f ° r tp j^ trips. Terms reasonable. PortMS^M^ ;? trains. g. T. BRENT, r — THE AUSTRALIA. ROTOBU-i.-To I ever-increasing demands tnd'*g^*K r ... dation • has been r- increased to Splendid situation m mam- ftroftg from railway station, four 1 from baths; superior table; airy electric light V hot and. co'"L «■; {i jjtf :every home comfort. Winter'2 day:; 30s per week. , Cook s Cpup^;^^pl> Porter meets all ' trains^ '"*■ grams : receive immediate attenuonMCLEAN. Proprietor. '' y " T ~ "' ROTORUI. ■' rpRE - .- yyrpispEßi^Ra^^ .• PRIVATE-' HOTEL- . A New. Up-to-date House, is secondt 0 for comfort, convcntence, and cwu»« cold, and shower baths. throughout. Second house from c?ose to baths.;;. Tariff' par week, d R ay ' M^ARD^ N" . Z E "_^_ D H"" 1 ' 1 : SUBSCP.irTIONS: 6d per week, town and suburbs, or 10s P® Domta*® I ', vance. posted to any. part of th ADVEQTI£EMENTS_ under IflOT WANTED, LET. FOB AND found. PEppN^.^BOAM^ lgl^ DENCE—are inserted at the raw for Is. or three congecutive m 2s. 6d for cash paid in adva^g*gjmn BIRTHS. MABBIAGES. and each insertion; FUNERAL .NOT These announcements .advertiser., . Replies to advertisements :WmM at the offices of the HERALD f«« 01 or Instructions as to , the draaral": of '■ advertisements itt 1 must •be in writing. fji The Proprietors do not^hold^Wj^^^ ,ro n ih\2aof^ott«ro»»S«^ »3S^^7SSgSf6SS : 2890; Publishing. ■ 14; Lditoriai tors,' 229.' :• ——- I 'riiS'iiAlltrPl