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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 48, 27 February 1890, Page 1

Amusements. . Harmston'S G-rand ONTINENTAL VyIRQUE. DRILL-SHED RESERVE, WELLESLEY-STREET EAST. LAST NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT I Urn, THE CLOWN'S PIG HUNT. Opex to Amateurs Only. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! PRICES OF ADMISSION: Chairs, 3s ; Stalls, carpeted, 2s ; Pit, Is. Children half-price to tho Chair 3 and Stalls. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock. J. S. ECCLES, General Agent. RELIMINARY NOTICE. CITY HALL. THURSDAY, MARCH 13. A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC By the Professional Musicians and Amateurs Will be given as above, as a FAREWELL TO MADAME POOLEY, Who is leaving Auckland. Admission—3s. 2s, and Is. Seats reserved at Wildman's. m- (pALEDONIAN SOCIETY. The Usual Social will be held TO*Zs&/F& NIGHT (Thursday), in the Foresters' >\J Hall, Karangahape Road, at Eight o'clock. Note.—Mr T. McCune has been appointed Collector to this Society. / ~~ IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL. WAIT FOR WIRTH BROTHERS' COLOSSAL COMBINED CIRCUS. MANAGERIAL NOTICE. Much as the Wirth Bros, would like tlio residents of Auckland to see a really genuine Circus Entertainment, they very much regret to announce thaton account of the tremendous/iwwe their Circus has caused in the South, the opening of this truly legitimate and gigantic organisation is postnoned until a future date, particulars*of which will be duly announced. The proprietors trust the public will be content in waiting to see what is undoubtedly the only Circus in Australasia. ALEXANDER. Business Manager. Athletics. Etc. TTNTERCOLONIAL CRICKET MATCH. Under the Patronage of Lord Onflow, NEW SOUTH WALES V. AUCKLAND. THK RETURN MATCH Will be played on DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND TO-MORROW, SATURDAY & MONDAY, Play commencing each day at 11 a.m. Admission to Ground .. One Shilling:. CHARLES S. H. McKINNEY, Hon. Secretary. Educational. ELOCUTION. Lessons given privately or in class. The cure of Stammering a specialty. Class commences FRIDAY, 21st March, at 7.30. Office hours,lltol 2 and7toß. Mr ogWALD> Granville House. Cook-street. ISS TUTIN has arrived from the South, and is at Cambridge House, Vincent-street. Drapery, Clothing* &c LAST fIHANCE. TWO IMMENSE STOCKS NOW BEING SOLD. PROPRIETOR LEAVING THE COLONY NEXT MONTH. The enormous sale of R. H. ABBOTT & Co.'s DRAPERY STOCK, Now in full swing, can only continue a few weeks longer, as, at the present output, the entire stocks will be cleared in a few weeks. The buying public are notified that this is the last chance of securing enormous bargains in all kinds of Drapery and Clothing, as the entire stock must be cleared before the departure of Mr R. H. Abbott for London next month. Goods not selling at a price one week are reduced in price to a y figure that compels their sale the next, as everything must be sold. If you wish only to spend half-a-crown, call, and you will at least save a shilling. Shop early. Everything offered a bargain at the giving-up Sale of Kβ H. A.BBOTT& Co., Drapers and Clothiers, KARANGAHAPE ROAD AND UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. TO THE TRADE.—The Proprietor has several offers for Goodwill, Lease, etc. Those intending to make an offer should do so early, as the best offer will be accepted at the end of this month. Particulars on application. -foTEW SUMMER DRAPERY AND JJi MILLINERY. < A. LOV ET T Is now showing the latest novelties in DRESS MATERIALS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. Also, a choice assortment of new and stylish MILLINERY At prices to suit all. SUMMER HOSIERY, ©LOVES AND FANCY GOODS, a lull assortment. New Goods in every department, which for style and good value cannot be surpassed. DRESSMAKING by experienced hands. A. LOVETT, W KLL BS LBX -STREET.