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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 296, 15 December 1898, Page 8

Exhibitions. . A UCKLAND TNDUSTRIAL AND jVj-INING JgXHIBITION. —IS9B-99— —1898-9;!— A N TTNDOUBTED SUCCESS. nnHis T)AY. rpns J)^ VGates open at 10 a.m.; close 5 p.m.; open 7 p.m.; close 10 p.m. ENTRANCE—PRINCES-STREET OSTLY ADMISSION 1/, or by Season Ticket. ADMITTING DAILY TO The Exhibition and Grounds Bicycle Track Armament Court Mineral Court . ■■' £ Machinery in Motion Glass Engraving Rotorua and Thermal Court Art Gallery (Magnificent Loan Collections) Home Industry and Technical Court Recitals on the Great Organ Exhibition Concert Hall Promenade Concerts in Victoria Avenue Punch and Judy Wood Turning, etc., etc. THIS DAY. THURSDAY, lath. At a P.m. At 8 p.m. IN THE CONCERT HALL. PROGRAMME: AUCKLAND ORCHESTRAL UNION. Conductor Mr Arthur Towsey 1. Overture, 'Light Cavalry' ....ouppe * Song, 'A Woodland Serenade' " ' Mascherom MR JOHN W. HILL 3. Symphony, 'Vierte* (1ta1ian)........--•• Menaelssonii (a) Andante con moto (b) Con moto moderate 4. Song, 'Les Rameaux' (with organ accompan I ment Faure MADAME DU RIEU 5. Selection, 'Lohengrin' Wagner 6. Song. 'Still in the Night' Bohm MR JOHN W. HILL 7. Concert Piece, 'Mill in the Schwartzwald" Eilenberg g. Song. "Sleep. My Love, Sleep..Sullivan 5. Waltz, 'Hydropaten' GungT Reserved Seats, ONE SHILLING. Body of Hall and Gallery, FREE. TO-MORROW. FRIDAY, 16th. GEAM) BALLAB CONCERT ST EXHIBITION SOLOISTS. Reserved Seats 2/, Admission to Concert Hall, V. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17. SPECLAL DOUBLE PROGRAMME, "DACE "\ TEETING. Under Rules of the N.Z.A.A. Association and N.Z. Cyclists' Alliance. Meeting Conducted by the Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club. Will be held on EXHIBITION BANKED TRACK. On the AFTERNON OF SATURDAY, DEC. 17. Starting at 3 p.m. sharp. No. 1 Evt.r.t-250 YARDS FLAT HANDICAP No. 2 Event—HALF MILE FLAT HANDICAP No. 3 Event—l2o YARDS HURDLE HANDICAP No. 4 Event — ONE MILE WALKING HANDICAP No. 5 Event - HALF MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP Xo. S Event — OKE iXILE BICYCLE HANDICAP No. 7 Event - THREE MILES BICYCLE HANDICAP GRAND ATHLETIC AND GYMNASTIC EVENTS. BY PUPILS OF PROFESSOR LAWRENCE. ON THE TRACK. At £.30. SPECIAL ILLUMINATIONS AND JAPANESE EFFECTS Dumb-bell Exercises whilst Figure Forming, By 100 Boys. Unique and Original Maze Drill, by Boys and Girls. SATURDAY. Grandstand 6d. LIVING WHIST TOURNAMENT. SEE POSTERS. SECOND PERFORMANCE. AT CHORAL HALL, Box Plan open at Wildman and Lyell's, l.'-ADMISSION-l/ 2,'—RESERVED SEATS—2/ N.B.—No Free List. Season Ticket Holders have preference in booking till Friday Morning. New Dances and Lighting Effects. Owing to unbounded success of Tournament book early. W. R. HOLMES. ""r-.-JZZ 'XAA- secretary. AUCKLAND TNDUSTRIAL AND \riNING -pXHIBITION. —ISS-S-ISSO— —IS3S-ISS&— i Under Rules of the N.Z A.A. Association and N.Z. Cyclists* Alliance. Meeting conducted by the Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club. Will be held on the EXHIBITION BANKED TRACK on the AFTERNOON OF SATURDAY, DEC. 17. Starting at 3 p.m. sharp. No. 1 Event—2so yards FLAT HANDICAP No. 2 Event—HALF MILE FLAT HANDICAP No. 3 Event—l2o yards HURDLE HANDICAP No. 4 Event — ONE MILE WALKING HANDICAP No. 5 Event — HALF MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP No. 6 Event — ONE MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP No. 7 Event—THREE MILES BICYCLE HANDICAP ■ Prizes in all Events Trophies, value— £4 First, £2 Second, and £1 Third. W. R. HOLMES. Secretary. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. The next Rehearsal for the Living Chess will take place at the Choral Hall on TUESDAY NEXT, the 20th inst, at 5 o'clock sharp, as the Hall can only be at our disposal till 7 o'clock. Players are requested to attend sharp to time. G. D. INGALL. December 14, IS9S. \ WARNING. The Auckland Public ARE WARNED not to leave the Exhibition without seeing the Great Ferris Wheel laden with Gold Medal FLAG BRAND Pickles Sauces, Cordials, etc. HAYWARD BROS., Manufacturers. pARNELL ORPHAN HOME. Tenders will be received by the Secretary up to noon of the 22nd inst., for the Supply of Meat, Bread, and Groceries to the Institution for 12 months, commencing January 1, 1899. Specifications may be seen at the Secretary's Office, 30, Shortland-street. i