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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8970, 22 April 1890, Page 1

AmusementsP B R A JJ OU S Blunder the direction of Messrs Williamson, Garner, and Musgrove. Easiness Manager and Treasurer, Mr Wm. A. Jinkens. THE LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEEOY SEASON OF EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY Commencing NEXT WEDNESDAY, THE 23kd APRIL First production in Wellington of the stage version by Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett of her own exquisite and famous story LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. “Little Lord Fauntleroy is a beautiful poem-of childish love, truth, and parity, charming in its simplicity, fascinating in its gentleness and grace of motion, touching in its .sincerity and fidelity to nature, and appealing to the tenderest feelings and purest emotions of man and woman with a force that is irresistible, and which is productive of results not to bo lightly estimated.” Produced and. presented by Messrs Williamson, Garner and Musgrove by special arrangement with Mr Geo. Wotherspoon, the representative of Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett and Mr Wesly Sisson, of New York, the holders of the copyright of this beautiful work. . The Scenery by John Brunton. Superb and Antique Stage Furnishing. Prices of Admission—Dress circle, 4s; stalls, 3s ; family circle, 2s ; pit, one shilling. The Box Plan will be open this morning at Holliday’s, Lambtou quay. Day tickets for other parts of the house may be purchased at Lyon’s, tobacconist. 657 JOE BROWN, Agent in Advance. o KPHEUS GLEE CLUB. FIRST PUBLIC CONCERT. EXCHANGE HALL. THURSDAY, 24th APRIL. . - Tickets at Reiohardt’s and Holliday’s. . A. .GRAY, 456 - ■ Hon Sec. • Business Notices. OtW RED FUNNEL TEA. ini . OPINIONS ON THE ; MAXT-OEAL-TYPES ; ’ ' ; (Patented). A NEW PROCESS ; IN', PHOT O Gr B A P HI. ~ ■^ r " , THE- Most Noble the Marquis o» Downshire writes ; —“I think great praise is due to you for making such a step in the art of Photography, and I feel quite sure your process will meet with the sneoosa - it deserves.” Mr. Walrond, Private Secretary to Hi« Excellency-the Governor, writes:— “ Your new process is lovely, and far superior to the old glazing. I showed them to his Excellency the Governor, who was much struck with s them, and remarked on ( the contrast between the picture of himself* printed in the Matt-Opal-Type and the same picture printed in the ordinary way.” The Wanganui Herald, 3rd December, 1889: —“We have received from Messrs Wriggloaworth & Binns, of Wellington, who are undoubtedly the best photographers in the colony, samples of their production by a new process, patented, we believe. by them, known as the ‘ Matt Opal-Type.’ The pictures are in every respect works of art, for in this, as in all their work, Messrs Wrigglesworth & Binns have achieved the greatest snooess,” &c., &o. The Marlborough Express, 27th November, 1889 :—* ‘We have no hesitation in saying that the Matt-Opal-Type will revolulionise Photography, and be universally adopted: In fact, one could never endure looking at a glazed picture after seeing these.” MESSRS WRIGCLESWORTH & BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS lo His Excellency the Eight Hon the Earl of Onslow, Governor ot New Zealand, SOLE PATENTEES, 7, WILLIS - STREET, WELLINGTON, Nearly ‘Opposite the Empire Hotel. Telephone No. 161. • r Italian Mankle Works. W.McGILL, Monumental and General Mason. DIRECT Importer of Marble and Granite Monuments. Graves enclosed with Iron Fences' of best designs. Stones engraved in best style. Lead Let lets a Specialty. Sole Agent for the newly introduced Waikawa Stone. Note Address— W . McGILL Corner of Ingestre and Taranaki streets, Wellington. ■ E. W. M. C°(Limited), IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SHIP CHANDLERS, Varied and Carefully Selected Stock. Latest Novelties. PCJECHASE B F O R E C< i X. PHOTOGRAPHY. ART STUDIO, CUBA STREET (Opposite Te Aro House). |T F. BURGESS is prepared in hia V:» new premises to produce. Cabinet i C.D.V. portraits equal to any executed the ci'y, at lowest rates, 240