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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 267, 12 November 1887, Page 1

Amusements. , ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, GRAND MATINEE FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN. PANTOMIME OK DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT! Poors open at 2.30. Performance commences punctually at 3 o'clock. Prices for Matinee : Circle, Adults Is, Children 6d; Stalls, Adults and Children 6d. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT! LAST NIGHT OF MISS GEORGIE SMITHSON & COMPANY. Farewell Performance. LAST OF THE PANTOMIME. Prices : 2s, Is. 6d. Doors open at 7.10; Overture at 7.30. Box plan at Kidd and Wildman's. OHA W X M I-N STFE LS. — * AGRICULTURAL HALL. Proprietor Mr John Perman, 27th Performance TO-NIGHT, Mud. 3rd Change of Scenery. 9tli Chang© of Programme, introducing the .fISRIAL BELUES, 4 End Men, and the French Clowns. Everything new from start to finish. Prices :2a, Is, and 6d. Curtain at 8 sharp. Reserved chairs at Kidd and Wildman's. §" " T\RUI DS! BALL. Masonic Hall, Princks-st. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT Tickets may be obtained of Messrs Kidd (Kidd & Wildman), Shortland-street; J. Strathearn, Queen-street; and F. Reed, Hobson-street. Hon. Sec. ERESFORD-STREET CHURCH BAND OF HOPE CONCERT, To be held in BE RESFORD-STREET HALL ON MONDAY, 14th INSTANT, ~ At 8 p.m. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, READINGS, RECITATIONS, &C. Admission .. .. Is 6d. TmXHIBITIONof Glassblowing, Saturday Fi Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, 6d. Prizes given. Works. Freeman's Bar. THIORESTERS , HALL, NEWTON. Jj CHRISTMAS TREE AND SALE OF FANCY WORK, In Aid of St. Peter's Presbyterian Church Building Fund. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, , November 15 & 16.7" . lickets, One Shilling. Prize with every ticket ■ : ' : . Sporting. . A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. -> : SPRING MEETING. POSTPONEMENT. The RACES are POSTPONED from To-day until SATURDAY NEXT, 19th INST. WM. PERCIVAL. Secretary A.R.C. Lost, and Found. , LOST, a Fox Terrier Dog; white body, black face and spot on tail. —Finder rewarded on returning to Mrs H.F.Anderson, Manukaußoad. LOST, a Canary. Finder will be well rewarded. — Apply J. 'Si Boyle, Butcher, Upper Pitt-street. ■ LOST, a Bunch of Keys. Either left in the Letter-boxes of Post-office or lost between there and Victoria-street. Finder will be rewarded.—Apply Star Office. . ,■: OST, a Fox Terrier Puppy (dogr), white body, with brown spot over each, eye.— Finder will have his expenses paid on returning him to Fisher and Co. OST, from Mount Roskill Road, on Monday Morning, a large black Retriever Dog. If at liberty he will return to his home. Whoever detains him after this notice will be prosecuted.—Apply "Edgwick," Mt. Roskill Road. : . ■ " LOST, between Epsom and Wellesleystreet. by way of Newmarket, Symbndssrreetv and Wakefleld-street, a Silver Name Brooch.—Finder rewarded by leaving at St.ak Office. . CAT LOST, from J. Rendell's, top Grey street; has kittens.—Reward by returning as above. ' ' FOUND, a young Catfcle Dog; white ring round the neck, white top oh the tail. —Apply No. 11, Swanson-street. ,'..-■ OUND, THE CHEAPEST GROCERY IN TOWN. EXHIBITION OF SPECIMENS. ' Come to Ponsonby Road, corner of Summerstreet, and inspect the splendid specimens of first-class Groceries which JOHN ROBERTS offers to sell at prices which _ must convince everybody that there is no need of going out of Ponsonby to get cheap goods. Fresh Butter and Eggs, the former 6d and 7d per lb; Cocoa and Milk, 6a tin; Candles, 21b, BJd, 251b box, 8s 4d; Potatoes, 2s 6d per cwt; Currants, 6d per lb: Crystallised Sugar, 3d per lb; Flour, 81b Is; Jam, 4d to6d;, Fresh Herrings, 6d: Oatmeal, 71b bag for 9Jd; Raisins, 6d; best Rice. 2Jdlb, 51b Is; Sardines, 4Jd; good Sauce, 4d; Soap, 2Jd per bar; Syrup, 7d; Coffee and Milk,. 6d per tin. Please note that every article is guaranteed fresh and good. We keep no musty, insipid, second-hand old stock to attract the inexperienced. Favour tm with a visit, and remember the address-r JOHN ROBERTS, corner of Summer-street, Ponsonby Road, next to Mr King's Royal Bakery. Meetings, r A U0 X LAND IN S.T I TUT E. A Meeting of ; the Auckland Institute will be ■will be held in the Museum Buildings, Princesstreet, on MONDAY EVENING, the 14th inst., at 8 o'clock, when the following papers will be read: ? (1) Geological Notes on the Kermadee Groupby S. Percy Smith, F.R.G.S I I (2) Notes on Rock Specimens from the Kennadee Islands—by Prof. A. P. Thomas, F.L.S, • (3) On the, the FUwa and Fanna of the Kermadee Islands—by T. F. Cheesenian. F.L.S. *» (4) On the Physiography and Geology of the King Country—by L. Cussen. (5) The Whence of the Maori-by W. H. Blyth.- ---■: ■ , .. T. F. CHEESEMAN, . ' Secretary. AUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. - The Adjourned General Meeting of the Members of the above Association will be told Sn the Aissociation s Rooms, Wyndham-street, onMONDAY the 14th inst, at 7.30 p.m. Business! ... .;, ;;:T ,,,,. ■•■;:< Election of Office Bearers for ensiafng year. EP. S. V. MOWBRAYt ■•- , eecretary A.LA., Nov. 12,1887. , ~■-■-■■■ ; 13, a (J- 'Bus will leave/Union Bank 'for Waiko-nmnatery-via Symonds-street Jatid Baonnt Sbert? ev«y'Sunday at 1 o'clock. trtMaine from Waikomiti at 4p.m. Fare, Is. And daily innducomentofforei & CQ