Amusements. ARBOUR BOARD RESERVE, Adjoining RaUway Station. GREAT SUCCESS! GREAT SUCCESS! More Popular Eyery Evening. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BERNARD" S CIRCUS. Trained Horses, Performing Dogs. Wonderful Monkeys. Japanese Funny Clowns, Tumblers, Jugglers. First Appearance of Jack Cullen in New Local Songs and Local Hits. A Free Shaw outside of Tent from 7.30 until 8 p.m. Million Prices: Front Seats, Is; Pit, 6d. Something New, Novel, and Interesting. -JY/lARVELLOUS FREDO FAMILY. ONBHUNGA PUBLIC HALL. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), MAY 1. This Troupe of Aertbats, Jugglers. Contortionists. Girards. Postnrer*. and Gymnasts will appear as »b»ve in one of their Marvellous Entertainments. The first Troupe of Lady Acrobats ever organised, AUSTRALIAN MUSICAL STUDENTS (Mr and Miss Tarkai, with Mandoline, Zither, Guitar, Bandurria, and Lute. Mr J. WALSH, Premier Entertainer. Big Show, with small prices— '■ ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE. '. F. FREDO. Volunteer Notices. rVISTRICT ORDER. £i,<v**&icf Brigade Office. Auckland, April 30, 1894. It is notified for general information that Lient.-Colonel Goring has returned to headquarters, and will resume command of the district from this date. By order. . J. GRANT, Lieut, Acting Adjutant, Auckland District. r\I.ST'RICT ORDERS. h - ;' Brigade Office. Auckland. April 30. 1894. The undermentioned Volunteer Corps in the Auckland District will Parade for Inspection and Drill during March ensuing in the order detailed below:— - GARRISON CORPS. ' ' "A ' BATTERY ARTILLERY, THURSDAY, 3rd, at 7.30 p.m. VICTORIA RIFLES. TUESDAY, Bth and 22nd. at 7.30 p.m. AUCKLAND CITY RIFLES. TUESDAY, Bth and 22nd, at 7.30 p.m. COUNTRY CORPS. THAMES NAVAL ARTILLERY, TUESDAY, Bth and 22nd. at 7.30 p.m. * HAMILTON LIGHT INFANTRY, THURSDAY, 3rd and 17tk, at 7.30 p.m. TE AROHA RIFLES, THURSDAY, 10th and 31st, at 7.30 p.m. By order. GRANTi Lieutj Acting Adjutant, Auckland District. Pn«torr«9%v /COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS. My PHOTOGRAPHS of SIR GEORGE GREY. BISHOP HILL and numerous others baying been protected by being registered, all persons are hereby warned against copying, exhibiting, or attempting to SELL UNAUTHORISED COPIES dtsftmo. ifHdjr p«.i» of being pro»ectited for breaches of the Act. J. R. HANNA, Photoosaphxb, 134 Grass Sibbet. Late Advertisements. BAKEHOUSE— To Let, with shop, 6roomed Dwelling, stable, water, gas, splendid position, corner Ponsonby and Franklin Roads.—Mr Jackman. next door. ANTED, a good Girl, about 18, for light housework.—Apply Mrs Scott. Seafleld View. OUNG Man desires comfortable home in private family: terms moderate.— State full particulars to Kismet. Star Office. ANTEi>7~Teii>derß for Repainting Hotel at Drury. Any tender not necessarily asceptcd.-For particulars, apply Thos. Godkin. Drnry. WANTED, a i»mart intelligent Boy about 14.— J. Bobinson, Tinsmith, Pittstreet. ANTED, respectable Young Girl, about 13.—Apply between 11 and 12, Camden House, Ponsonby Road, corner Angle-sea-street. TO LET, House of 8 rooms, every convenience, close to Queen-street, rent 16s 6d.-F. A. White and Bros., 91, Qneen-st. ANTED, Farm Hand, General Servant and Housemaid.-Jordan's Agency, garangahape Road, near PitUatreet. ANTED, Headman for Circular ; night shift.—Leyland. O'Brien and Co. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dressmakinaf.— Miss Garlick, Carlten Gore Road.Newmarket. WANTED, a smarb Youth to open oysters. — Apply next N.S.S. Co.'. Office, Queen-street. PANMURE TOWNSHIP ROAD DISTRICT. Tha following persons have this day been duly Nominated &> nil three vacancies in the Pauniuro Road Board:Messrs Charles Funkia Michael Finnerty, and ~ ~ ~,;.: . % :, .; | |en,ry. I jßobe r |tson .. j... ; . ; .i ■■ v: ,.,, -•.--. X TheW^feeto) !Oandid*tes peingofluil tethe nnmber of vacancies to b* filled, I declare them to be duly elected. PETER GANLKY. Returning Officer, Panmure, April_2B,lß94; ■ OOLLEN SOX! Woollen Sox !— Immenso quantity, Is 4d, Worth Is lid of anyone's money.—Moor© s Sale of Me Arthur a Stock, Pitt-street . *¥?XTRAORD£NARY. —Is lid for a Hi serviceable Hard Hat. reduced from 3d lid; 2s 114 for 5s lid Ditto.-Moores Sale, Pitt-street. OS lid White Shirts, still a few left; /V Regatta Shirts reftneed from 4b lid to 2s lid.-Moore's Sal*. Pltt-itrget. PARENTS, remember! 9d for Boys' Pluah Capi, worth Is ; Children's Tam-o'-Shantera, Is ; selling fast.-Moore'a Sale,Pitt-st. EGATTA Shirts, 2s lid, 2« lid, 2s lid, 2s lid. grand patterns; rednced from 4s lld.-Moorejjale. Pitt-street. THE GOLDEN BOOT. Largest Boot Shop in N.Z. 'ftyit Immense stock. New Btylea. HE GOLDEN BOOT. Cheapwt Boot Shop in N.Z. Try it. Latest styles. Lowest pricea. HE O'OLDENBObT. MoArthur's Stock Sale now going on. Some wondarfnl bargains going. rpHE GOLDBN BOOT. I Special Sweeping Reductions now on. Boots Cheaper than avar. mHE GOLDBITBObf! X Noted for reliable wearing goods. Noted for lowest prices. Try it. THURSDAY, WAY 3. THE REMUERA YARDS. Tor Sale, on Thursday next. May 3, at 1 o'clock. A HALF-BRED JERSEY SPRINGERS. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND" SONS.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 102, 30 April 1894, Page 4
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