Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14925, 24 February 1912, Page 12

Amusements. ~ (<><'; Jjis majesty's Tir^nJ: QRAND .JUREWELL J^rat*, rjO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 2 Q A !>.«. „..„ raiNCE CHARLES "~ „.,H in Entertain the Children • '• Children s Prices, Is 6d, i, an 6( J, JJIS MAJESTY* " tIeI^J Sole Lessee c. R. Bailey ;■' Direction Brehnan's,Lt&' - Treasurer - - - yd. Brennii JgBENNAN'S yAUDEVILLB p a Packed Again Last Nicht The Same Old Story. Nothing Haw ' ' TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) *' i"^ POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OP SEASON, ' LAST PRINCE CHARLES » Tnw . - LAST PRINCE CjIAHLFS » LAST PRINCE CHARLES vffi LAST Who still continues to Nl§Sf LAST Mystify tho Audienre k}£§2 LAST JORDAN and HARVEY vrn&S '■■ LAST JOHNSON »ml WELLS v?SB2 LAST LES PETIT TOTOS. $125*' •' ■ LAST EVA MUDGE. &{£s£ M LAST ARCHIE GLEN virSS LAST NELLIE KOLLE *tB§S LAST CHARLES 110 WARD. &SSB NEW SONGS, DANCES. ETCHES W A GREAT PROGRAN'ME' LTO> BY A GREAT COMPANY PRICES! A LONG FAREWELL, „ , 'PRICES: 3s, 2s, and Is. ..;-• - : Early Doors and Reserved Seats ort— h .. •< Plan. at Wile man and a rev's till «SS" - ■ afterward? at Martelli's. Ul °0* W- A. LOW. Business Manager, ' . JJIS MAJESTY'S TEEATRft | Lessee: C. R. Bailey. SOLE DIEEOTIOX^ ALLAN HAMILTON.;* NEXT WEEK'S ATTRACTION- ' NEXT WEEK'S ATTRACTION: - ? tor a Limited Season Only, * . s Commencing ' MONDAY EVENING 'V'il MONDAY EVENING! W. W.-Jacobs's Delightful Faroe in Thwrf Acts. "* . BEAUTY AND THE BARGE, BEAUTY AND THE BARGE • " BEAUTY AND THE BARGe! Brilliantly Interpreted by /'^\\ ALLAN HAMILTON'S CO. ALLAN HAMILTON'S CO ALLAN HAMILTON'S CO! - .'t' Of English and Australian Artist*, Inclnding ' -'** CHARLES BROWN RICHARD BELLA TO* WILTON WELSH JOHN BRUCE* 1 * 8 • JOHN PORDE LILLTAN LLOYD 1 ' STUART CLYDE KATIE GOWEHS 'J'KENNETH BRAMPTON AGNES KEOOTT*- ' > • " ROBERT GREIG ftiURIKL DALE -V ' BEATRICE HOLLOWAY. MAGNIFICENT NEW SCENERY'. '.' by Harry Whaite. REALISTIC MECHANICAL ' Including the Barge, originally "built for' tiH : late Robert Brough, ': * ;-*?\,:. PLAY PRODUCED BY CHARLES BBOWSft Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is.'- Box Plan* at Wild man audi Alley's. Booking fee. is! Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery 6d013 tainable at MUrtelli's. . . ' * HARRY P. MULLER, '-h ,'' Touring Manager.. QTAHUHU pußLio g3, ' —• ',% • gUTHEELAND'S piCTUm* . TU-NGHT. QATURDAYi > "i O-NIGHT, OATURDAIi ' AND EVERY -rt^ AND, r gATITRDA^ | _ I s 6 D - 1* m 6* KrJL-,SUTHERLAND, ■ : %, "> Proprietor,, j{ ;—; -1- : ■•■■■^•'^Hj^iiiiitlj

"QOMINION pOMPETITIOKS/. JQOMINION /COMPETITIONS; pOMPETIT^O^Ij TO BE HELD AT OHRigTOHTOOHi ' ' M 14 TO 24, *£ ; : ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL-li ' " 1 Excursion Tickets 'will bo issued at mi station in the Dominion to bonarflde Own* petitors, also to parents and ; guardians travelling with competitors under the a**" of 12 years. Tickets issued from May 9td " 23. available for return until May 31. «" > Programme and Book of Words now' "o» !,, tamable gratia at anymusie depot or from} ■ \- „ ■ G. W. JENNEB, € ''■ • ' '•■■ Secretary. 700. Colombo-street. AVONDALE CHOBAL Eaf hearsals of tie Society will reoommenol on TUESDAY, March 5.— F. Walker. ' &££sss NATIONAL MINIATURE EIPLE RANGE, Coleman and Tidyman, Proprietors.-*', , The Competitions last week resulted as 4<awk lows:—Messrs. J. Gallangher and A. Mackid came first and second respectively in the RUNNING TARGETS MATCH. Messrs. X ; Mackie and H. Head came first and second ' in the SIX-SHOT BULL'S-EYE MATCH, and' . Mr. P. Wbiteman won the a AGGREGATE BULL'S-EYE COMPETITION with a score of i 121 bull's-eyes. The successful --"• €ov> V petitors in our Shooting sCbihpett«|" I tions fqr this week will be awarded ]\ prizes as follows: — 10s and - 55.; First • and Second Prizes in both the Running Wi pets and Six-Shot Bull's-Eye ; Hatches,- wd the winner of the Aggregate Bull's-Eye Coup petition will receive a Safety Bazor. ■ J' .

COME to the Wellsford A. and P. Show,. y and «ee what the. Poor North can pro*' , duce. Special train from Helensvillo at erf. ;- cursion rates. February 29th. \ .[■; ■;•.: '. ■ AZABD'S MINIATURE RIFLE RANGE.* ; Wo aro awarding the following : prittel|fe in our usual Weekly Competitions:'and ,'■ 5s first and necond cash prizes in, both the . ' ji SIX-SHOT BULL'S-EYE AND RUNNING TUV/ GETS COMPETITIONS, and a Manser Boltf, g Action Rifle for the AGGREGATE BULL'S V EYE COMPETITION. ' Last week Mr. * \\,l\' I Elliott was the euccessfnl competitor in the] r . 1 AGGREGATE BULL'S-EYE MATCH, with life. I score of 86 Bull's-eyes. . , Mr. M. Madder* '}. H and Mr. S. Elliott were the first and seeonl M prize-winners in the SIX-SHOT BULL'S-EYE, h] COMPETITION, while Messrs. V. JQhnsoJk'v ■ Jit and S. Elliott were the successful competh . w tors in the RUNNING TARGETS MATCH, tV , k. EASTERN DRAPERIES - ' t i' 1 I • INDIAN EMBROIDERIES. . ."J , ft CEYLON HAND-MADS LA£» ( ]t , M INDIAN BAZAAR ART SILVEEWiJS, , \\ ' | curios, ETC. ■ - ,; ; | Obtainable from ERNEST A RIM3EE&-£$ ' | Indian Art Specialist. ■ ——— ? . showroom.- ground floor, stiaotis t; ARCADE. QUEEN-STREET. \ I >■ ==t Mining Notices. ' TnE SAXON GOLD MINING COMPAQ. - 1 LIMITED. -' I '•. • - All Shares in the above-named Companj.l'' on which the Joth Call, due and payable ;■ (,'»•, the 10th January. 1912, lias not been pal* ■. will bo Sold Without Reserve, ■ by. PnWW Auction, by Messrs. E. C. Cap and Son,, », their Auction Room. No. 7. IjW'fMffii Auckland, on FRIDAY, March Ist. 1912. a* _ 11 a.m.. unless tie said Call be paid on pi before the previous day. • J. B. SHEATH, *■ Secretary* ; ■ : ; j>. Auckland, February 21st, 1912. TW-BW 7EALA.XD gEEALU | Subscriptions. 6d per week, delivered M; , town and suburbs, or 10s per Quarter / advance, posted to any part « W Dominion. -' , . ', ADVERTISEMENTS under the o ™* " . cla.ses-WANTED. TO LET. FOE SAM. M . , \ AND FOUND, PERSONAL. BOARD AND IUM-DBKCE-aro inserted at the rate of 18 *«"*}. lor Is. or three consecutive insertions ">«; , i 2a 6d Tor cash paid in advance. _ : | BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. fc « each insertion; FUXEIIAfc NOTICES, Is extra, , j I These announcements must be signed by tM advertiser. • * ;IS [ Replies to advertisements will be received' , . , .the"offices of the HERALD free of chars* . , Instructions as to the insertion or wUflj $> drawal of advertisements in the IiMA-u must bo in writing. , The Proprietors do not hold themselvesire* -- ; aponsiblolornou-inseitionof adverrts«i««W ( , through accident or from other cauaea » Telephones: Advert.iimr and Commercial :; j Denartmeut. 178; Job Printing Order Office, ~ ~ 1 269U; Publishing. 11; Editorial. 229. ; .:. ■ • --w~%t~M;. | . ''l.':. f