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Amusements- . .IT V H A L L« Vmonday, tuesdayT& Wednesday, March 1, March 2. March 3. .' THE AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERA CLUB, Ih conjunction with M . OYIDEMUSIN AKDHI| T CELEB B ATKD XT 1 N E M O A. jjL I N E M O A. Written by cSS?!"n°fi?T y T AETHUK ADAMS. ALFR&.D HILL. PRINCIPALS : HINEMOA ...MADAME MUSIN TUTANKKAE Mr GEO. M. REID TIKI MR ABELROWIC TOHUNGA-!......Mr ARCHDALE TAYLER Chorus of Fairies, Maori Maidens, and Raha Warrior*. POPULAR PRICES.. ... 3S. 2s, IS. Box Plan opens at Wildman'a oh Monday. 22ndiB8taMt- P. R. DIX, Business Manager. Si EXHIBITION AT 275, QUBEN STREET (Opposite Garlitk s), CHAS. E. MACKIE & CO.'S CINEMATOGRAPH k X RAYS. Onr Cinewatejpraph is absolutely the latestdesign and manufacture, and differs »atermlly from all so-called iutmaents which have been in use in the Australian Colonies for the pasn six months. The Results by Our X Rats Spkak foe Themselves. Exhibitions : 3 p.m. (afternoons), and 8 and 9 (eresinge). Charge for Exhibition- of Cinematograph and X Rays : Adults •■ •• I* Childron 6d Only one charge. Athietifs a ucklanb amateur { thletic Auckland Amateur Athletic AND CYCLE nLUB. YCLE \JLUB. ANNUAL AUTUMN CARNIVAL. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. SATURDAY, MARCH 13th NEXT. (Under Rales N.Z.A.A.A. and N.Z.C.A.) PROGRAMME OF EVENTS: 1. 100 Yards Handicap 2. 300 Yards Handicap (Ladies' Bracelet! 3. 440 Yards Handicap, for President's Trophy 4. Half-milk Handicap 5. One Mile Handicap 6. Steeplechase Handicap, about 2J miles. Open to all aiMateur members of Athletic Club* 7. 120 Yards Hurdles Handicap 8. 220 Yards Hurdles Handicap 9. Pole Jump Handicap 10. Throwing 16lb Hammer (Handicap) 11. One Mile Walk Handicap 12. Three Mile Walk Handicap 13. One Milk Novice Bicycle Handicap 14. One Mile Bicycle Handicap (Schoolboys) 15. Half mile Bicycle Handicap 36. Two Mile Bicycle Handicap 17. Three Mile Bicycle Handicap 18. Five Mile Bicycle Handicap (Enfield Cup) Entries clesa at Metropolitan Hotel on SATURDAY next, Feb: 27. between 7 and 9 p.m. Acceptances on SATURDAY, March 5, tame place and time. Entrance fees. 2s 6d; acceptance, Is. W. C. SPEIGHT. Hon. Sec. Public Hetices. ( WEST END . ROWING CLUB, Registered ROWING "O EG ATT A, ST. HELIER'S BAY, NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. 27. Ist Prizes, Five Gold Breast Pints, presented by Mr Kohn, Yice-Prcsident. 2nd Prizes, Fivo Gold Sleeve Links, presented by Mr A. Bartlett, hon. member. 3rd Prizes, Five Club Caps, presented by Mr J. A. Cooper, hon. member. 4th Prizes, Five Club Caps. Britannia at 1.45. Newton Band. One Shilling. 88 Men ! 9 Gig Races!! 22 Crews!!! THE GARRISON BAND Are requested to bo in attendance at the PRESENTATION of CHAMPION BELT, Which takes place at the DRILL HALL AT 9 O'CLOCK THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. F. KEARSLEY. PITT-STREET WESL EV A N SUNDAY-SCHOOL. As many of the Teachers and Senior Scholars of the above School as can make it convenient, are requested to meet at the Residence of Mr Geo. Knight, Karangahape Road, TO-MOR-ROW, at 2 p.m.. to accompany the remains of their late fellow scholar, F. C. Knight, to the Church, where a Memorial Service will be conducted by tho Rev. A. Peters. School will assemble-as usual immediately after the above service. j GEORGE WINSTONE, ! Superintendent. | DINNER SKT.S—Four crotos of new patterns just opened, at 10s fid, 27s 6d, 45?, 70?, 755. A lnrga number of Matching Sets.— WILSON'S, 267, Queen-Street. 5S 6D—TEA SETS tor Six from 5a 6rf ; for twnlvo, [torn 8s 6d.—TYLER'S, Queeatreet. TT JS A FACT—A Toilet Set for 5« 6cf. JL a Tea Set for 7s 6d.—Prime, Ironmonger l£ff.ra,Rßahar>B Koud. WS — TOTIET SETS, coiaplote, 7i\ @ 9s. 10s 6d sot: Dinner Se:s fer six persona fruin 12s 6d.— TYLKR'S. Queen-street. OING TO GIVE A PARTY ?—So to TYLKR'S, QueeK-atreot. CHINA, GLASS and CUTLKRY hired at low rates. HOPKINS' Summer Sale—Millinery © of every description reduced to just about l\alf-pricc. I>ICTURE FRAMES.—Get ymrFraraißgdono. in best style, at A. H. Morris. 117, Hnhson-street, and Save Money. 70,000 feet of Moulding on sale; retail lots at Wholesale rates. Telephone 927. ' \/% KN'S Silk Stripe Tennis Shirm, '2' ..r E lid and 3s 9d; are worth looking at acd aro not to bo beaten ; at C. Hopkins' Salo, C~^ HOPKINS' Clearintr Sale—2oo pairs ..'« of Ladteu' Sample Corsets. 3s 6d each, worth from 4s lid to 6a lid each FOR Tool*, Furnishing Ironmongery, KuiMers' ilcquisite.R. Linoleums, I'aint*. etc., try L'i'il.'io, IrwnmoH^ei Raraiis&UajtG liond. 71 HOPKINS' Summer !Sa )e—Blouse X.y» reducod to Is, Is 6d, and Is lid, worth double "TfcTiCKEL Puzz'-e Match Box. How tho JLI xxxx xdo you open it 1 With your name, on, Is 6d. Seaton, at Dennes' Sewing Machine Depot,' next Smith and Caughcy's. EISPOKE.—For better-class boots to order, try Miller & Son, High-etreet, near G.P.O. Prompt Repairs,

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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 42, 20 February 1897, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 42, 20 February 1897, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 42, 20 February 1897, Page 8