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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 144, 20 June 1887, Page 1

Drape^Jltc. •'.',^ Zi SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY k BARGAINS ; ' Now being offered at ■<~ fit R. H. ABBOTT & 0 o.'s, . ' Kabangahape Road ', * And ' i Upper Symosds-street 250 Ladies' Jersey Jackets, Mantles, Paletots, &c, ranging in value from one to four guineas apiece, are being cleared out from Bslld tol9s6deach. These will undoubtedly be sold in a few days ;'an' early visit is therefore necessary to secure. • ..-. ,v 20,180 Yards of Ribbon, all widths and nearly all colours, at Id yard. .... 850 Pairs of Girls' and' Ladies' Hose, 6d per pair. 1,000 Pairs of Girls' and Ladies' Cashmere Hose, Is per pair. ..< ~r A Grand Selection of Plush and' Felt. Hats still remaining at Is lid.' Straws' at IS.; This 1 season's snapes obtainable only at' ■■■- ■- •■ R« H. Abbott; &..Go. is KARANGAHAPE ROAD ' AND UPPER SyMpNDS-"STREET.; '. Amusements.;/ ; mHAUMA ! -THAUMA ! • THAUMA. ! "Don't fail to see Dr. Lynn's Great Illusion. THE BODYLESS LADY. . ', On view every Afternoon and Evening. ;' Admission, Sixpence; Children, Half price. "PROMENADE CONCERT "wiiTbe given in the Kindergarten Hall (old Public Library) on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 22nd, June, when Mr Townshend's String 'Band: will perform choice selections, and Vocal Solos'will be rendered. Tickets, Is. Refreshments, 3d. To, cqranience at 8 o'clock. God Saye the ftUe.Olj.l ..... , -\ ■»-,:, :..:..,i rl ,tf|,h,i : A CONCERT AND DANCE will be held in the Panmure School-room on FRIDAY, lab-July, 1887, in aid of St. Matthias's Hall Fund. Double ticket; is; Single, 2s" 6d. Concert to commence at 8 p.m. Dancing at 10 p.m. , W. R. KAY, Hon. Sep.; T> A N M U R E : ( H. A,,.L>L. A Concert and Soiree, to conclude with.a Dance, will be heldinthe above Hall on TUESDAY next, the 21st inst. . ■ ■.-. ■■■■; , Double Tickets. 4s; Single Tickets, 2s 6d. . irt ' Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; Concert at 8 o'clock. THOMAS CLEARY^ ' J?£? FOR ONE -| S SHILLING;^ (T SHARRER'S CANT B BEAT TOBACCOBOX. In order to afford some amusement during the winter evenings, and to encourage local' talent, the proprietor ;of the original Can't B Beat Tobacco and Cigar Divan, Queen-street, offers a prize of £5 to the successful competitor fdririipg the tno9t words out of the following sentence, ,ViZ, :— . '• -,• .■ ;.■ : i ,■■ (.1 ':.:■! O'lUll'i ■ \&s "CAN'T B BEAT TOBACCO-BOX." > Competitors must enclose Is in stamps, otherwise they will not be recognised. • , ,;, ; , ; . $3, Entries close on or about the 30th inst.'? : Addresa— ' ■ -! -■-"(.- ■. •. il ■'■ ■'■:■■ ■ BOX US, ; ;: > ' '': * PQ3t OfflCO, )O • ";."■•'■'■'■ ■'■ ';-. ;?!r ;>Auckland^ .■\- ■. ; 1; lectures. :;; ; "v:- ■' "^ YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN. ASSOiUii- ■.■:■:: CIATION.; .':, fsi (3 ~ »••;/ . ,»■' \", /'mondayvTu'ne^o.;1'^;!; JUBILEE U r JUBILEE ! ;^i " MAJOR DANE,'tho • ;'.'*,r . Celebrated Leoturer, will deliver a lecture -'' entitled" '' ■ ' < '■■■' ''AMERICA AS IT-IS.'1 ■•■■ ■■ • "; • Reserved Seats, Two. Shillings; Unreserved Seats, One Shilling. ■ , ; ... f - "' Plan at Kidd and'Wildman'a on and after Wednesday. :-' s ■• /."':,...; Proceeds on behalf of the Funds ol;the Asso4la« ,tion, • ■,;,.:; ■~:,;--., ~; .. ~..-,. T^TIHY ?eri^sQ,.faj tore. ITootbaU/Jerrys «■"L- heJl: FW ■.^. ; ««ti -.them, uiadqiai |peddin|*s .^aftttng' JfetaW«h.?ien.ii, Ztuxlis*, pape flofta^ • :*■■' ~ , - ', ■ 'Vi" " '•"""" ;l