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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 812, 28 September 1905, Page 9

HIS MAJEST Y’S THEATRE Lessee Air C. R. Bailey. " Hail ! Queen of Scottish songs, Who comest not unknown, But heralded by Fame— We bid thee welcome, who have waited long To add our tribute to thy name, And hear in Scottish tone The melodies to Scottish hearts so dear, And doubly deal’ when heard in this our distant sphere.” A MEMORABLE OCCASION OF EXTRAORDINARY SIGNIFICANCE TO THE MUSIC-LOVING PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, and 10, 11, 12, 13. Under the Auspices of ST. ANDREW’S S O C I E T Y. THE WORLD’S BALLAD SINGER, ESSIE TrfACLACHI.AN | ; E PIE IVI AC I. AC HI AN | QUEEN OF SCOTTISH SONG. The Box Plan will- be opened at Wildman and Arey’s on WEDNESDAY MORNING. October 4. FREDERIC SHI I‘MAN. I S M A .J E S TV’S THEA T R E. Lessee C. R. Bailey. OPENING NEXT MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. THE FAMOUS QUINTE T TE. Acknowledged by the entire Dress of Australasia to be THE FINEST CONCERT QUINTETTE EVER HEARD IN THE COLONIES. CROWDED HOUSES EVERYWHERE. UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM. Prices, ss, 3s. Is. Book Office. Wildman and Arey’s. Early Door Tickets at Toreador, H.M. Arcade. The "Bechstein” Piano used at these concerts is from the British and Ccntinental Piano Co. SUTHERLAND’S NEW HALL, BLUFF, Has accommodation for over 700. Lilght> ed throughout with electricity. Ladies’ and Gents’ Dre-sing Rooms. The stage Is 40 x 20 ; height of proscenium, 14 feet. Mr Sutherland is also proprietor of the Club Hotel, with whom special rates can be arranged. CHAS. SUTHERLAND Proprietor.