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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 160, 9 July 1890, Page 1

Amusements. /CIRCUS! /CIRCUS ! £JIRCUS ! GRAND PERFORMANCE OF WIRTH -BROTHERS' COLOSSAL /COMBINED /CIRCUS AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL, NIGHTLY. SOLE and EQUAL OWNERS.. WIRTH BROS. General Business Manager...Alexander. SEVENTH WEEK 1 Notwithstanding this being our seventh week in Auckland, we are still drawing crowded houses, which alone speaks volumes. . Over 59,000 persons paid admission during our visit here. What is the secret of our success ■? Because we keep faith with the public. ONE CONTINUAL SUCCESS FROM POST TO FINISH. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TENTH GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, To conclude (by special request) with the HIGHLY-DIVERTING SPECTACULAR, AFTERPIECE, Entitled, LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE ! POPULAR PRICES. Day Sales: Chairs at Wildman's, Bookseller; Stalls at Williamson's, Tobacconist, Queen-st. Affent B. JOHNSON Courier... R. J. DIX >\ F E B' A H O U S E. Mr Geo. C. Miln Lessee and Manager Mr Wilmot Eyre Representative MONDAY NEXT, JULY 14, R I* EO. \J* IVIILN, Supported by his LARGE AND EFFICIENT COMPANY, IN Shakespeark's Masterpiece, HAMLET! Played nearly 9CO times by Mr Miln, who produced this tragedy for the longest run on record in Australia during his Melbourne season. PRICES : Dress Circle and 'Orchestra Stalls, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; PIT, ONE SHILLING. Box Plan will be opened at Wildman'e Tomorrow. Doors open at 7, commence at 7.45. T. HORACE PEATLING, Representative in Advance. c -£> UR N S CLUB. tw XBL j> MASONIC HALL. Newton. The FORTNIGHTLY ENTERTAIN- \ MENT, TO-MORROW (Thursday), 10th, commencing at 8 o'clock p.m. "TjnHREE Cheers Our Gallanb Seamen JL Gave" for John Earle and Co.'s rich, strong Broken Assam Tea. at Is 6d.—207, QueenBtveot. - ST. JAMES'S HALL, WELLINGTONSTREET (Under the patronage of the City Schools Committee}. A C O N C E R-T- ■■•.-- Will be held on THURSDAY, 10th JULY. la-aitLotthe.Fajjde o£ - the^Albert-streetSchooL - The Concert will be iollowing by the : ; • amusing farce, "AN UNWARRANTABLE INTRUSION." Admission: 23 and Is. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs Upton and Co., Wildman, C. C. McMillan, H. C. Tewsley, Theo. Cooper, W. Templar, J. Blade 3, A. R. Haultain. and G. M. Burlinson. nnHE Anniversary of the Graf ton Road JL Wesleyan Band of Hope will be celebrated To-morrow Evening, 10th inst.; programme in to-morrow's Star.-*-A. Allies, Secre■OONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING. . Tho Cantata. "CLOUD AND SUNSHINE," Will be rendered by the Tabernacle School Choir. Proceeds in Aid of Building Fund. ' Tickets—Sixpence. Commence at half-past Beven. ERESFORD-STREET MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. AN ENTERTAINMENT, Conduoted by the Lady Members, will be hold in the BERESFORD-STREET HALL TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING. Admission, 6d. Commence at 7.30. Proceeds in aid of Piano Fund. . ARNELL AND REMUERA SOCIAL UNION Will hold their Second EVENING SOCIAL In tho MOUNT HOBSOKT HALL, FRIDAY, JULY IV 1890. Martin's 'Buses leave the Railway Bridge, Parnell, at 7.30. 'Buses leave the Three Lamps, Ponsonby,. at 7.15; Reservoir, Newton, 7.30; for conveying ladies and gentlemen, free of charge. J. BRUCE, Hon. Sec. ""riIHERE'S nae luck abpotlihe boose;." JL unless you buy John Earle and Co.'s ■ Broken Assam Tea, at Is 6d.—207, Queen-st. Sporting. ALL Commissions Executed on the late NAPIER PARK STEEPLECHASE after 1.45 p.m. on the day of race are NULL and VOID. Tho public are hereby requested to Claim the Refund of their Money on all business done after the above hour. — HARRY ELLISON, Tobacconist and Commission Agent. Auckland. Ecclesiastical. T7IVANGELISTIC SERVICE every 'JJJ THURSDAY EVENING, at half-past seven p.m., in the Lecture Hall, Young Men's Christian Association, corner _f Wellesley and Albert Streets. Newarrival«> cordially invited. TO BANMUBB. PASTOR BIRCH Has been officially requested to attend an Important National Meeting This Evening, and is very sorry indeed to be unable to preach at the Panmure Schoolhouse To-night. Hβ is driving to Panmure To-day to arrange for FRIDAY EVENING, if that is convenient to the Panmure friends. Edacatlonal THE MISSES BANKS' SCHOOL will Re-open Monday, 14th inst.—Cholmley House, Vincent Lane. TT>URITY, Purity.—The only genuine X Cigarette in the Market,