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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 253, 25 October 1893, Page 8

Amusements. -? r c iiy h a" ~e»; Lessee and Diractor .. Mr John Follow W TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I * Twenty-»ixth of the series of ■ DEOPLE'S JpOPULAR riONCERj« Two Grand Dnets. "IN THE DUSK OP TH» TWILIGHT" and "THE FISHERMAN »* Mr JOHN FULLER will sing-" When OH,™. Lips"and "The Blue Alsatian Mountains." r Artistes :-MISSE3 E. L. FJCATON Kvptw FITZPATRICK, MABEL MAXWELL (hiS first appearance), CLARICE BRABAZON. '• Messrs PERCY DUFAUB. ALEXTSMITn 5 and JOHN FULLER. TTJ Day tickets at Hoffman's and Williamson's ONEHUNGA PUBLIC HALL NEXT FRIDAY OTAHUHU, THURSDAY, NOV. 2. * 6D T>EOPLE'S POPULAR =fs JT ENTERTAINMENTS. JL TO-NIGHT PANMURE |TO NIGHT **$M TO-MORROW EVENING. ONEHUNGA M FRIDAY, OTAHUHU. Tickets at Jackson's. Bookseller. The same gigantic programme as given i» - Auckland Saturdays. * Look out for next Saturday's monster nro. gramme. New Artists. ■■■ y :•, Q PER A HOU SE. SPECIAL NOTICE. In consequence of Mrs Palmer's Benefit Per. formance at the City Hall taking place on Thursday night, MISS AUGUSTA DARGOfI Has decided, out of regard to so distinguished an artiste, to alter the ■ date of her OPENING RECITAL ' TO FRIDAY NEXT. Tickets already booked at Wildman's wilj hold good for the exchange evening. MONTY BROWN, ,-*', Business Manager, ENEFIT FOR THE BAILLIB "• FAMILY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MISS SCOTT'S JUVENILE BALL WILL 881 REPEATED SHORTLY FOR THE ABOVE PURPOSE. SACRED SONG SERVICE in V.M.CX. Rooms TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 7.30* All are invited. \\rANTED, Corneb, Euphonium, Tenor ¥. ? and Bass Musicians for Circus.—Apply ' at noon, W. Hayes, Coffee Palace, Cook-street,/ Athletics, &c. imiGHT HOURS1 DEMONSTRATION SPORTS. Entries for All Events Close on SATUR« DAY EVENING next, at the British Hotel,' where Forms of Entry may be obtained. ' :...'.. S. PASCOE. i ; Secretary. Exhibitions. AST A DAYS. T AST A DAYsi db ±J tfc iPILOCK, 76, QUEEN-STREET. Open, daily from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Open 10.30 a.m.till 12noon. ..... :* EVERY VISITOR RECEIVES A GIFT, NEXT :\VEEk. ALBERTSTREET, THAMES (Opposite " Advertiser" Office). Admission, Is. Children, 6d. C. JAMESON. Proprietor. , A UCKLAND T>ROVINCIAI x3l. JL '] ■::;■ A GRICULTURAL A SSOCIATION. THE A NNUAL QJHOW Will be held at T>OTTER'S T>ADDOCK ON NOVEMBER 17th and 18th. • Entries received by Mr Martin Butler, Cambridge; Mr Webster. Pukekohe; Mr Samuel Barrihall, Waiuku; Mr Allan Bell, Otara; Mr Alexander Bell. Tamaki; up to MONDAY, 6th November. No Post Entries. Entries for the Horticultural Section of the Auckland Show will bo received by Messrs Hesketh and Aitken and Mr G. J. Jackson (Onehunpa). up to MONDAY. November 6. ■ No charge for entering Horticultural Exhibit* , All Entries close on TUESDAY, November 7. EDWIN HALL. Secretary. 155, Queen-street. Tenders. FOR SALE BY TENDERi As a going concern, the oldestablished BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS f Of E. S. PEGLER. OF ONEHUNGA. Stock can be seen, and all information given by the undersigned. Tenders will be received until noon of MON' DAY next. October 30th. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . i E. S. PEGLER, Onohunga Cheap Boot Mart. rfIENDERS will bo received up to Noon X of Wednesday, November 1, forth* Erection and Completion of Two Villa Residences in Kyber Pass. Auckland.-For plans and specifications, apply A. ROBB. Cabinet , and Upholstery Warehouse, Queen-streat, Onchunga. 0 mO COACH-BUILDERS. Competitive Designs will be received by the Hoßpilal Board until noon of FRIDAY. November 3rd. for an Ambulance Carnage. *« particulars apply at tho Offlco of the Boaro, High-street. . _ T-~ENDERS wanted for five miles of Fencing on the East Road: Stratford. Specifications to be seen at Mr Pnncos. Vie* toria-su-eet East. The lowest or any tendet no* necessarily acoepted. Tinted and Published by the 'ProP*||? t?f: HENRY BRETT, of Lake Takapuna. at ni» General Printing Office, Shortland «& *™J streets, iv theiProvinco of Auckland. JX»w Zea^nA. * Wbdkbsdat/ Octomr 2p, 188a,