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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 295, 14 December 1898, Page 8

Exhibitions., A UCKLAND TNDUSTRIAL AJN'D ""*" TyriNING jgJXHIBITION. —ISS3-9D—' —IS9B-9J — A N TTNDOUBTED gUCCESS. rnius t\ay. rpHis J) ATGates open at 10 a.m.; close 5 p.m.; open 7 p.m.; close 10 p.m. ENTRANCE-PRINCES-STREET ONL"2 ADMISSION 1/, or by Season Ticket. admitting' daily to .... The Exhibition and Grounds j Bicycle Track Armament Court -Mineral Court Machinery in Motion i Glass Engraving j Kotorua and Thermal Court Art Gallery (Magniricent Loan Collections) Home Industry and Technical Court I Recitals on the Great Organ Exhibition Concert Hall Promenade Concerts in Victoria Avenue Punch and Judy Wood Turning, etc., etc. „£_*,... ■■'■■■•'. THIS DAY. "'J^Sr WEDNESDAY, 14th. SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. 3 to s—Operatic Selections by Orchestra on the Rotunda 3 and 4—Punch and Judy, Concert Hall At S p.m. At 8 p.m. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. BY PUPILS OF ST. MARY'S CONVENT Including' CHORUSES, DUETS, AND RECITATIONS. BRINSMEAD'S CONCERT GRAND USED. For Full Programme, see Daily Bulletins. TO-MOEBOW. THURSDAY, 15th. GRAND CHILDREN'S DAY. GRAND CHILDREN'S DAY. GRAND CHILDREN'S DAY. 3.3O—MAYPOLK DANCE by Pupils of Mlsk OSMOND. introducing the Crowning of the May Queen, and othor Special [terns. Courtiers, Pea- . .sants, Shepherdesses, etc., by 60 Performers. Garrison Ba.r.fi in Attendance. At» 8 p.m. At S p.m. IX THE CONCERT HALL. ORCHESTRAL UNION CONCERT. Reserved Seats I/. Admission to Con- : ccri Hall, Free. FRIDAY. 15th. GRAND BALLAD CONCERT BY EXHIBITION' SOLOISTS. Reserved Seats '1/. Admission to Concert Hall, 1/. SATURDAY. DECEMBER IT. SPECIAL DOUBLE PROGRAMME, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. LIVING WHIST TOURNAMENT. SEE POSTERS. SECOND PERFORMANCE. AT CHORAL HALL. AT CHORAL HAL AT CHORAL HALL, Box Plan open at Wlldman and Lyell's, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), Hth inst. 1./-ADM ISSION—I/ 2/—RESERVED SEATS—2/ X.B. — "So Free List. Season Ticket. Holders have preference in booking til! Friday Morning. New Dances and Lighting- Effects. Owing to unbounded success of Tour-n.imc-nt book early. W. R. HOLMES. Secretary. A UCKLAND EXHIBITION. ON THE LAWN IX FRONT OF THE MAIN - ENTRANCE. THREE SHOWS IN ONE. To visit the Exhibition without seeing {his marvellous Show would be like gointr to London and misslns the Jubilee Festivities, or to Paris and failing to see the Great Exposition. Universal Opinion. THE SIGN OF THE X AURORA—Queen of the Arctic Seas LIFE IX DEATH—By Means of the X Rays Open Exhibition Hours. ADMISSION— /?D INCLUSIVE. Tp X II I B I T I O X. MENNIE AND DEY Have at great expense imported the Menagerie which belonged to the late Arteraus Ward, consisting of Was Figures and other Living Wild Beasts of Prey, among them being some of the" most 'Aniusin Cusses' ever seen in this or any other country; the whole to be seen Gratis. ——_ AUCKLAND EXHIBITION, ADMISSION I/. ; You can'l go in without paying, but you can pay without going in. And don't you forget that MENNIE & DEY'S Biscuits, Jams, and Confectionery, are the best duality and value of any in the market. -■■-■ ADVANCE AUCKLAND. \r ISITORS to Auckland will v save money by purchasing their Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Ties, Trunks, Bags, Port manteaux, etc., from ERNEST1 MOORE, 240 Queen-st. yiSITORS TO AUCKLAND EXHIBII V TION please call and inspect, our low assortment of Sheet Music, ex s.s. X'lphie, 3d per copy or l> for 1/; Empire ilusic Books 6d, Record Reign Do. 9dlemy's Tutors 1/9, Czerny's 101 Exercises /. Oratorios 'Messiah,1, 'Elijah,' 'Israel : n Egypt,' 'Creation.' 'Sampson,' 'St :>aul,' 'Stabat Mater,' 'Judas Macca- « taous." all at English prices. 1/ — - it MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY J 10, VICTORIA-ST, ■ U*r ' i (