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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 100, 28 April 1888, Page 5 (Supplement)

The Jacobite concert given some two years ao-o at the Auckland Burns Club was generally pronounced the most artistic and successful ever given under those auspicespleasing at once the popular taste and the cultured ear of critics. A second evening with " Bonnie Prince Charlie," illustrated by those gems of Scottish song that cluster around the Jacobite movement, isannounced to take place at the Opera House on Snrlay evening next, when a treat of an enjoyab.e kind nfay be anticipated. The programme will be published early next week. At Tuesdays meeting of the Harbour Board Captain McKenzie will move, .".That applications be invited for the position of Assistant Dock Master, whose duties will be to dock and shore up vessels in the Dock, keep all the plant belonging to the Dock m order, and look after the dock generally.'' Mr H W. Stock well, the tenor of Amy Sherwin's Concert Company, has kindly consented to assist in the service of St. Paul's to-morrow evening, and will sing as an offertory piece the solo, »My Hope is in the Everlasting." from Dr. Stainers "Daughter of Jairus." Mr Stockwell, of the Sherwin Company, has noticed an advertisement that he is announced to sing at St. Benedicts Church to-morrow morning. He begs to inform the public that he would have had great pleasure in doing so, bub finds it impossible on account of other,engagements. The Price List for the Working Man.— Men's Nailed Watertight, all sizes, 9s 6d; Men's Strong Watertight Boots without nails, 9a 6d ; Men's Light Lace Boots, for best wear, 8s 6d ; Men's Elastic Side Boots, 8s 6d; Men's Bluchers, 4s lid, 6s lid ; Men's Lace Shoes, sewn, 5s 6d; Men s Slippers, carpet, 2s lid; leather, 3s lid. Study economy.-R. Hannah and Co., the Auckland Cash Boot Palace, 172, Queenstreet.—(Advt.) At Smith and Catighey's-Ladies'4-buUon Kid Gloves in black and tan, Is lid, extraordinary value,—(Adyt.)