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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 102, 2 May 1898, Page 4

rT^"^"^"^!— 11 °a s X' I Jisee and Manager....Mr Tom^PoUard | Treasurer ...ivir • ' ' fi TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), MAY_2 j W THE' PEOPLE'S FAVOUIUTES. | POLLARD'S OPERA COMPANY , | in Planquelle's Masterpiece, J . ffl PAUL JONE&.. . ' M For Positively the Last Time. j|i TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 £ f LA 1< IL-L^ -^^ 'Maud Beatty le By Request Of thousand^ v , With all its Wealth of Spectre fc 1 qATTTRDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 7, | qpC'OND GRAND • MATIN&E, W;| ■ DJIN-DJIN. -' JH 1 Special Matinee Prices. J^ Orchestra. StaJ"^j^ w . D UVAL. «| . -. * . Manager,|fJg : ii^^eswrr- Tf^Jif LAUGHING SEASON COMMENCES.'*^! NEXT-MONDAY, 9th. fj Re-appearance, after an absence of five- I j ■ years, of the Popular Comedian, J'1! FRANK rnHORNTON, JU Supported by --^daily-selected Com-Ml« pany of E::-. ' ' Australian Artiets:«Qf, MISS :B" AKKVV iw®l"' MISS CL. ' vIANI FIELD Ifi^] MISS •FLOK3NCB POOLE Sl'"1 MISS TZA M.ILLETT " 11 lS • MISS:' MBTA PBLHAM . MR FRED SHEPHERD 'lie .;nt MR W. J. TOWNSEND ih MR GEORGE ROWLAND i_|O (Their Fifct Appearance in Auckland) Md ! I MISS MADGE CORCORAN MR GEORGE CAREY . BH MR A. COCHRANE WM MR E. HAYGARTH . | || For*the First Time in Auckland—four fflft nights only—the latest London Novelty, HhH THE 'STRANGE ADVENTURES OP JRj .. M ISS B ROWX. II Absolutely the Funniest Farcical Com-' JHl:s edy seen in" New Zealand for years. Now fUBi making three continents laugh uproarl- t *i ously. It is funny enough to drive the MHHi blues out of a bag of indigo. r«j During the season Mr Thornton wtll:'S_S__B introduce to local playgoers J. W. Pie. 3&Sm gott's successful comedy, V :«. KIIIH THE BOOKMAKER, ' 5 H and will also revive those world famous f-ilSi comedies, .> ; . U^M| THE PRIVATE SECRETARY, ;- u| CHARLEY'S AUNT, • \^'Wl SWEET LAVENDER. "Vjj Box Plan onens on THURsrjA'V 'c?Jm 1 MORNING at Wildman's? I±ILKSDAT H| Prices-4/, 2/6, and I/. • ■ . Manager, L. J. LOHR. 11l ' CHURCH, ■. GRAFTOIfJH ROOT'S CHARMING CANTATA J*H , VitßA,\-4D;;-;-XItE-'-SHEP.«BK^, -^^HtiH TV yl-rbe, rendered ,by the/ United.' Choirs Hi of the: PonKonby and Newmarket-Wesley- • SM an- Churches'.' TJETESDAYy May 8 "tTO- IB MORROW), The Solos will be" taken by H1 leading- amateurs. Leader of the Or »■ chestra—Miss, Peak. Pianiste — Miss El fatone. Conductor—Rev. A. Mitchell mm I Tickets—6d, tb.be had at the door Doom <*iil open at 7,30,. commence at S p.m. w| ' ■*'■;. ,; .'■''":.''" ~~~"~~ f■ 31 ■ ■•■■;_;•? ;'_.., Tenders. ':f| ;«r npENDERS Wanted for Paintingand~P^. Eccles. Grain Merchant, Wellesley - street Tenders close Tuesday, at 3 p.m. • blreel- : rpQ BUIL,UfcHS.-Tenders invited for thtf ' X Cottages at Onehunga (labou? ■only), iltitil noon on THURSDAY iSaTwf Plans etc.; with the undersignel-Aj Jnes* Draughtsman, Queen-street, Onehungk. RENDERS will be received up to noon on Patteson-street; . Freeman's Bay. _p_a__« ««* HOUSE AT BAYFIELD. PONSOKBY. ! Tenders due at Noon oTmonDAY WOHt* l ; ... .•• -.■ MITCHELL & WA? T I : • Yictpria Aycn,d6 - Architects. on TUESDAY Victoria Ay & R^SIDEN^AT BpsoiL • •' • mat noon on' THTJh SDAt "' .1 1 Victoria. Arcade. "ArT, • nnO. ,:PLUMBERS~-T>j n -—A'"Chltects. I "^&^M^y .''■'- ~~~~ ) . —IN THE -ESTATE m? t -: " - ; .^.^^^^he^ ' ; ; Separate Tenders -.^n- . ' UvE^. ' I situate in VHa^^., ;ha ■ above" ,Oo* dTe»l' ' Clive, and fc?reet- NH^.,? states. The. ®S£^ ■ ■ ateel in one cfthe hf,1" • 1 " , -.centre of the 's kno^«l»eh i yery extensive; au^-.tu- p^jM> fl»»S j ins- cxoeptionallv ~« br'cX i^? 8 ai*S?(v, : '--Thai West cu^ Weiifcnt lde« iJRV-uu ; !^fe.»si?H,,ir^™« , _i,r ?