Amnsements. • "■_ AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. PUBLIC PERFORMANCE OF ELIJAH _ Choral Hau,, ELIJAH Choral Hall, »Ht A5 TUESDAY. TUESDAY. BLIJAH ELIJAH May 8. May 8. ELIJAH The paitof the PROPHET wUI be taken"bj Ur A. H. GEE. Mr A. L. Edwards. Admistdontothebodyof tho Hall, 2s. Seats maybewservadat Wildman and Lyell'aupon payment of 6d extra. Doors opea at 7.15, Overture 7.45, Carriages 10.15 p.m. N B.—Subscribers' Rehearsal Tickets will not be available for the Final Rehearsal, MONDAY, May 7. m j. EDMISTON . Secretary. tOtcCOMISH BENEFIT CONCERT. CITY HALL, FRIDAY, 11TH INST. IMMENSE PROGRAMME. All Leading Mombers of the Musical Profession in Auckland have kindly consented to assist. <j: Doors Open 7.30. Commence at 8 p.m. ' Tickets—Dress Circle, 2s; All other parts, ,la. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE GREAT STEAM RIDING GALLERY Wish to inform the pleasure-loving people and public generally that they have once more in operation in Newton an ENTIRELY NEW MACHINE, Where splendid out-door exercise and amuse. ment can be had for the small sum of THREEPENCE. Open at 4 p.m., except Saturdays at 2 p.m. (weather permitting). : Edncatidaal. COOKERY CLASSES. GIRLS 1 COLLEGE, . PORTLAND ROAD, KEMUERA. ; mrs k~idd, First-class Diplome of the West End Training , School of Cookery, Glasgow, will give the FIFTH LESSON OF THE COURSE, ON Wednesday, May 2, at 2 p.m. Course of Six Lessons 10s 6d; Single Lesson. 2s. Practise Classes on SATURDAY, from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. Six Lessons. £1 Is; Single Lesson, ss. Syllabus: Brained Veal, fieneral Favourite Pudding, Potato Scallops, Sausage Rolls, Fish Toast. ' "VTEGLECTED EDUCATION.— Private* jji Lessoas. Night School. Is weekly.—W T hempson Stevens. A.M.P. Buildings. Queea-st and Linceln-street, Peaeonbr. Book-keepin?, Shwthaad, Languages. . SCHOOL OF THE "EXCELSIOR" SYSTEMDRESSCUTTING AND DRESSMAKING. No fitting required. Temple Chambers. Queen-street, next to Waters'. Confectioners. Miss Forbes (late of Edinburgh) having studied four systems of dresscattJng by measurement, is now giving tasaons in the above, which is the latest and tnost improved •ystem. Wherever introduced the " Excelsior " has superseded all other methods by its simplicity and accuracy. It in easily learned in six or seven lessons, Proficienoy guaranteed. Each pupil can make a dress for herself during the course. Terms moderate. Ladies invited to call and see demonstration of system. Classes held daily between 2 and 5, Saturdays 10 to 1, and at the V.M.C.A. Rooms on Wednesday Evenings at half-past seven. Ladies can form their own classes of not less than six either in the Morning or Afternoon. nr\HOSE desirous of Acquiring a thorough X French Accent would do well in ioiniag Madame Foley's Classes. Terms. 10s 6d per quarter, commencing Ist May. 1894. Private Lessons, £1 Is. Classes from 7 p.ni. Conversation and Reading taught only if required.— Upper Symonds-street, oppesite Dr. Lavrry's. j Creeerles. etei -|->OBERT D E W, VICTORJLA-STREET, Has much pleasure in intimating the arrival of a very especial line of riBYLON FTIEAB From the famous ' CRUDEN GARDENS. In hope of selling a targe quantity of this Te», [ Trhich is much cheaper in the end than low- I priced Teas, I am offering it at 2/4 per lb ; .61b tin 13/-, ! CE7LON TEA, Rich and Fragrant, 2/- per 11?; 61b tip Jl/-, , CHOICE BLEND OF INDIAN * CHINA , " TEAS. r I This favourite blend of high-class Teas r for which the firm have now a very high reputation, is certainly the best value I money can buy. Is lOd'perlb; 61b tins, 10s. " GOOD STRONG ECONOMICAL FAMILY TEA, Well flavoured and very suitable for j families, hotels, and boarding houses, I etc., etc., Is 6d per lb; 61b tins, 8s 6d. CEYLON TEA (Broken), Rich and well flavoured, la 4d per lb ; 61b tins, 76 6d, [ Late Adverttecnicnfc. fPHE GOLDEN BOOT.' I Largest and Cheapest Shop in N.Z. Immense stock. Try it HE GOLDSN BOOT." High-das* Boots at Low Prices. The Shop to get a good Boot cheap. THE GOLDEN BOOT. MeArthur's Stock Sale now on. Boots Cheaper than over. i mHE GOLDEN BOOT. r X The Noted Shop for Gents' Boots. > Superior Qualities at Low Prices. _______________ Harry Collins, Sole Proprietor, Importer and Manufacturer. SALE EXTRAORDINARY to nwettha times. Selllng-off Cheap, at and under ' oost-Locks, Hinges, Nails. Brassware, SuuGreat Clearance Sale, and no wiittfav^ & J, DICKEY, 834, Queeu-afce^t*, s£ "5::
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 103, 1 May 1894, Page 8
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