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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 30, 6 February 1899, Page 8

Exhibitions. A UCKLAND TNDUSTRIAL AND ■jyriNING -pXIHBITION. —1898-99— —1898-9*-GATES OPEN AT 11 A.M.; CLOSE 10 P.M ADMISSION 1/, or by Season Ticket. Children 6d. THIS DAY. ONCHESTRAL CONCERT. VICTORIA AVENUE at 3 p.m. TO-NIGHT. at 8 o'clock. GARTEN KONCERT. ON THE LAWN. GARDEN ILLUMINATED BY THOUSANDS OF COLOURED LAMPS. GARRISON BAND. TUESDAY. SPECIAL VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. WEDNESDAY. CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. BALLAD CONCERT IN THE EVENING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. PANORAMA AMERICAN CUBAN WAR SONGS, DANCES, AND SKETCHES. SATURDAY. CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. DANCING BY PUPILS OF MRS SOWERBY IN THE EVENING. W. R. HOLMES. Secretary. 58, Queen-street. UCKLAND INDUSTRIAL AND MINING EXHIBITION. 189S-1899. NOTICE TO SCHOOLS. On and after TUESDAY, January 31, School Children in charge of Teachers will be admitted to the Exhibition on payment of half rates, viz., 3d each. P Schools must arrive before 2 P.m. each i day unless specially arranged otherwise' with Secretary. W. R. HOLMES, Secretary. 58, Qneen-street. January 28, 1899. . QUALITY MAINTAINS PRESTIGE. THAT IS WHY MENNIE AND DEY'S GOODS ARE IN EVERY HOME. Tjl X H I B I T I O N. MENNIE AND DEY Have at great expense Imported the Menagerie which belonged to the late Artemus Ward, consisting of Wax Figures and other Living Wild Beasts of Prey, among "them being some of the most 'Amusin Cusses' ever seen in this or any other country; the whole to be seen Gratis. - : . AUCKLAND EXHIBITION, - ADMISSION V. You can't go In without paying, but you can pay without going In. And dont you forget that MENNIE & DEY'S Biscuits, Jams, and Confectionery, are the best quality and value of any In the market. We are often getting complaints from people that retailers when asked to supply our goods,send other and inferior productions.in order that they may get an extra profit therefrom. We hope to hear no more complaints of this kind, but would urge the public to insist on getting the goods of the best quality and value, which are Mennie and Dey's. ADVANCE AUCKLAND mHE AUCKLAND LADIES' BENE--L VOLENT SOCIETY'S CARNIVAL takes place in the Exhibition Buildings early in March. Giant Cooking Competition, Bicycle Gymkhana, Promenade Concerts, Tableaux, Jumble Stall, etc., etc.. Grand Fancy Dress and Powder and Patch Ball. J. GOODALL, Hon. Sec. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND EXHIBITION please call and inspect our new assortment of Sheet Music, ex s.s. Delphic, 3d per copy or 6 for 1/; Empire Music Books Gd, Record Reign Do. 9d; Hemy's Tutors 1/9, Czerny's 101 Exercises 1/. Oratorios 'Messiah,' 'Elijah,' 'Israel in Egypt' 'Creation,' 'Sampson,' 'St.Paul," "Statoat Mater,' 'Judas Maccabaeus,' all at English prices, 1/ each.— At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, 110. VICTORIA-ST. Meetings. *> JL & LODGE PONSONBY, No. 54 — The Regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Oddfellows' Hall, Ponsonby, TOMORROW, at 7.30 p.m. Visitors are cordially invited.—By command.—D. CARTER, Hon. Sec, ' ■ I '" I . 1 g I JJEI Public Notice?. fIRYSTOGRAPHS for Window DecoraVJ tion. Artistic and durable, entirely superseding stained, glass; easily fixedfrom 3d each.—Sole agent, Mcßride, Importer, Victoria-street. 7^ S;rP ur B, lue and Black Corkscrews, • *J Diagonal and Fancy Serges reducedSuits to measure, 75/.—Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors, 184 Queen-street. •yyE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH PLANS and ESTIMATES to PERSONS ABOUT to BUILD, and our aim will be to supply good, substantial buildings at very moderate cost. SAM WHITE & SONS, ' • Customs-st. AVOID SUN gTaTe ■"- by using COLOURED SPECTACLES to be had of every variety from T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-st. SIGHT TESTING On Scientific Principles, with Newest Instruments, a Specialty, and SPECTACLES properly fitted to meet every defect in refraction. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. VftflLL Mrs Webb, passenger per West- '' ralia, call for letters and telegram at Mutual Provident Society, corner of Queen and Victoria streets?