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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XI, Issue 43, 28 October 1893, Page 339

P E R A [ | O U S E, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AND ON FRIDAY. The Gifted Artiste MISS AUGUSTA DAR G O N Will give a series of RECITALS AND DRAMATIC SKETCHES. Miss A. Dargon will only give two of her elocutionary recitals during her short visit to Auckland. Her selections will be drawn from tragedy, comedy, and the humorous writers, and will include among others : — Drama and Comedy ‘Queen Mary.’ ‘Elizabeth,’ ‘Camille’ •London Assurance,’‘ Deborah,’ ‘The Honeymoon.’ ’The School for Scandal,’ ‘The Merchant of Venice,’ ‘ Henry VIII,' ‘ Macbeth.’ Poems— ‘Fontenoy,’ or ‘The Irish Brigade.’ ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade,’ ‘A Man’s a Man for a’ That,’ ‘Sheridans Ride, ‘ The Raven,’ ‘ Barbara Freitchie,’ * Bingen on the Rhine,’ ‘Beauti ful Snow.’ Humorous— ‘ The Lost Heir,’ ‘ Widow Bedoff Papers.’ Prices of Admission : 3s. 2s. Is. Box-plan at Wildman’s. MONTY BROWNE, Manager. JADIES’g C H O O L, MILFORD ROAD, LAKE TAKAPUNA. Principal : MISS HUNTER (Cert. Honours, Junior, Middle, and Senior Grades, Intermediate Exams., Ireland), Assisted by MISS M. O. HUN T E R (Cert. Junior and Senior Trinity College of Music, London, and Royal University, Ireland). The above School is situated in the most healthy part of this salubrious suburb of Auckland, and therefore offers a favourable opportunity for the combination of health and study. A limited number of boarders received. Duties resumed September 19th. At home Wednesdays. U T U ! I T U! ! U T U! I ! A THRILLING STORY OF OLD MAORILAND, WILL UK I'UBI.ISHKD SHORTLY AS A SERIAL IN THE ‘NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC.’ NOW IN ILLUSTRATORS HANDS.