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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 57, 7 March 1913, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. QPEBA -rxoUSE. Direction: Brennan-Fuller's, Ltd. Managing Director: Ben. J. Fuller. BRENNAN-FULLER'S CIRCUIT Implies the' Very Best in Vaudeville. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT Reappearance for One Week, prior to the departure to America of JU LE S /SaRRISON, UL E S VT ARRI SO N, The Talented American Player and his TWO "POMAN TO" AIDS. WO -"OMAN THE "pvENTUJES. HE J-'ENTINES. ' UPSIDE-DOWN LADDER-WALKERS. Imported Direct from London. FRANK TTAWTHORNE rank -Hawthorne And His BRILLIANT ENGLISH COMEDY CO., Introducing the Laughable Comedy Sketch, "THE NEW DRESSMAKER." ERNEST "PITCHER. RNEST -A ITCHER. New Zealand's -Favourite Comedian, ELECTRA! TC^LECTRA! LECTRA! A-UIecTRA! ELECTRA, THE HUMAN DYNAMO. MARK ERICKSEN. PUNCHINELLOS Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2/; Stalls, 1/; Family Circle, 6d. ' Plan at Wlldman and Arey's. Booked scats 6d extra. rSTIRTH pROS.' rj.REATEST OHOW ON "pARTH. LOCATION : VICTORIA PARK. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS Of FOUR HUGE COMBINED SHOWS. THREE MORE PERFORMANCES, THE SEASON CLOSING TO-MORROW EVENING. THE CHILDREN'S DAY, TO-MORROW — AT 2.45 — TO-MORROW. FINAL GRAND MATINEE. Positively No Free List To-morrow Afternoon. BUCKING HORSE ATTRACTIONS. This evening another of Mr Mitchell's outlaws will be ridden by the cowboys, and to-morrow evening Lyddite, the reputed terror of the North Inland, will he seen in action. Should he unseat the cowboy WlrtU Bros, will forfeit £00 to the owner, he agreeing to donate half the amount to local charities. Admission to Combined Shows: 5/, 4/, 3/, 2/. Children under 10 half-price. Box Plan at Wlldman and Arey's. AU Accounts paid at 10 a.m. to-morrow (Saturday), at the Royal Hotel. - "VfONDAY NEXT\ MARCH 10, •«*- QUEEN'S'THEATRE. "THE .SCHEMERS OUTWITTED." rZOO, Royal Oak. where you can spend "a ** pleasant Sunday afternoon viewing the animals.and birds. 76 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. I. "V-ORTHERN QTEAMSHIP |%3U<i\ T TD. \j Li WEEK-END TRIPS TO PLEASURE RESORTS. KAWAU AND ALGIE'S — Daphne, No. 4 Jetty, 2 p.m. WAIWERA AND GRUT'S—Daphne, No. 4 Jetty, 2 p.m. WAIHEKE—GaeI, Railway Wharf, 2 p.m. AftKL'B'ft BA* AMD WAT POBTS-Orewa, The Steamers will return to Auckland on MONDAY MORNING, urrlring about !) a.m. CHARLES UANSON, Manager. rnHE DAIMLER 30-PASSENGER CHAR- ■»• A-BANC. THIS WEEK'S ROUND TRIPS from G.P.0.: 2.30 p.m.. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), Domain, Remuera, Tamaki West, St. Heliet's Bay, 2/0.. SATURDAY, Sth, Tltlraugl, Auckland's New Park,. 5/. SUNDAY, oth, Ellerslie, Otahuhu, Mangere, Cornwall Park, 5/. Weather permitting. Minimum passengers, 10. Seats booked J. w. ANDREW. Phone 1,553. No trip Monday. "CMSHING Excursion..—S.s. Walwirl leaves ■*- Harbour Board Steps at .2 p.m. Tomorrow- (weather permitting). - Fare, 1/6. 50 HOUSE FURNISHING;. gAM BO O "D LI ND S. WE ARE CLEARING THE BALANCE OF SEASON'S STOCK. BEST QUALITY WHITE SKIN. 12 FEET WIDE fr /-l -I 10 FEET WIDE Pk/Q 8 FEET WIDE _L/Q C FEET WIDE O/O 4 FEET WIDE 1/11 T. AND H n ooKE . LIMITED, JJOUSE XftURNISHERS, OPP. TOWN HALE. j;. MEETINGS. ELECTRIC LIGHT MONOPOLY. A Meeting of Devonport Residents opposed to the granting of a Free Gift of an Electric Light and Power Monopoly and a Bonus of £3,000 to a private syndicate, will be held at Lane's Tea Rooms on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8 o'clock. Business: Formation of a Committee to take all necessary steps to secure the rejection of the unbusinesslike proposal, t W. J. NAPIER, °p0 . • Convener. .A' DCKLAND L'ITY PROHIBITION AND •*-»- TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. — Open-air Meeting, Karangahape Rd., top of Queen St.. To-morrow (Saturday) Eveniug. 22 AUCKLAND GOLF CLUB. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The Annual. General Meeting of the Auckland Golf Club will be held on SATURDAY EVENING, Marcn 15, at 8 o'clock, at the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson StreetBusiness: To Receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Officers, General, and Notice - of Motion as posted at the Club House. 33 S. RTTfDOCTr, ? f r»(i-r.