Amusements. r\ P E R A HOUSE., Lessee and Manager....Mr Tom Pollard Treasurer Mr W. O'Sullivan Representative for Williamson and Mus- ■ grove Mr Bert RoyU STILL ANOTHER NOVELTY. TO-NIGHT. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. '. And Three Following Evenings, The People's Favourites POLLARD'S OPERA COMPANY, j Will produce for the First Time j THE GREAT LONDON SUCCESS. , The Merry Musical Comedy, '! A GAIETY GIRL. • ' , Produced by arrangement with Messrs Williamson and Musgrove. With all the Original Effects, Ballets, Dances. Situations, etc.. as presented by THE LONDON GAIETY COMPANY. FRIDAY, FEB. 10.-THE GAY PARISIENNE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. U „ UNCLE TOM'S CABIN SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. 11-UNCLE TOM'S CABIN ' • . MONDAY, FEB. 13-UNCLE TOM'S CABIN TUESDAY, FEB. 14-FATINITZA . WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15—LA MASCOTTB The productions under the sole direction > of ' . , MR TOM POLLARD. Musical Director Mr H. T. Harrison , Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell's. ' Day S.-iles at Williamson's. ; . PRICES-4/, 2/6, and 1/.. - ' Orchestra Stalls 5/. ' ■ Early Door Tickets to Stalls and ,Pit, r Sixpence extra. «':'■.- FRED. W. DUVAL, Business Manager. PERAH O U S I IMPORTANT j ' PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Unique Musical Event for Auckland, Commencing THURSDAY, FEBRUARY , 16. For a Limited Season BY'MR O. M. McADOO'S ' . ;' ORIGINAL JUBILEE SINGERS. , ORIGINAL JUBILEE SINGERS. 14 Star Artists, in their Beautiful Ju. bilee Choruses and Plantation Songs. FRED. DAWSON, Agent. Lectures, Etc. DR BAKEWELL will deliver a LEC TURE on •TUBERCULOSIS-ITS CAUSES, PREVENTION, AND CURE,' At the • „ :•■ TAILORESSES' HALL, COOK-ST, ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, Sth inst., at half past o. ADMISSION FREE. At this lecture the mischievous fal- , lacies enunciated in the 'N.Z. Herald leader of February 1 will be exposed and ? refuted. ' , '; Fop Sale. FOR SALE, Dressmaking Business,;': I well established, employing 10 to la hands, good neighbourhood and premises, goodwill moderate, satisfactory reasons for selling.-Burrow, Agents, Bank N.Z. . TjTOR IMMEDIATE SALE. WHOLES ALF AND RETAIL CITY j business ;:; ■ i Doing a Large and Profitable Turnover,■ j j To good, active business man or two partners possessing moderate capital, 1 splendid returns are guaranteed. -.; R. BURROW & CO., Agents,. " . BANK N.Z. BUILDINGS. V, ■z7-^QZ^yGOOS~THe~W^TrouseH^s re-, i 15 duced during our Cash Sale to ,15/.. . | Fit and wear guaranteed.—Adams ■ and•-- a Bunker, Cash Tailors, 184 Queen-street. ■■ , S =T"5 CAR P~E N T E R & - Tenders will be received for Timber i House until noon WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8. ' GEO; S. GOLDSBRO', Architect, -<.^| 316 Victoria Arcade.--, --■■ - ■ .- -ry ' I m O BUILDERS,! Tenders for Reinstating House in Eden '$> Terrace will be received until noon ptj; FRIDAY, 10th inst. i __ ARTHUR H. WHITE, ',] 107 Queen-street. •"-'".. Architect j m O ~~ BUI LDER. 6. & Tenders for the Erection of a ResU Ij dence in Wellington-street will be re- H ceived by the undersigned up to 4 p.m. f | on SATURDAY, llth inst: Plans andfi specifications now on view. 11 H. p. GIBBONS & CO., Hobson-street fcfl ' a UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD,! • TENDERS FOR ADDITIONS TO..' WYNYARD PIER. ■„ .t ' Harbour Board Offices, ■ • 'V' January 26, 1899. Tenders will be receives at this offlca until TUESDAY, the .7th-day of Feb-r ruary, 1599, at noon, for Ad- , ditions to Wynyard Pier, in teritts of,, Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Engineer's Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ....... _. i Tenders to be addressed to the Chair* r man and endorsed, 'Tender for Additions to Wynyard Pier.' ... . ... By order of the Board.' M. H. LAIRD, Acting Secretary.: AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD; j TENDERS FOR IRON BUOYS.' j I Harbour Board Office, I January 30, 1599. | Tenders will be received at this-OfflcS,. I until TUESDAY,'the 7th day Of February 1 1899, at noon, for the Construction of § Iron Buoys, in terms of plans and sped- 1 fications to be seen at the Engineers: I OSlce. , 1 The lowest or' any tender not neces* I sarily acepted. {_, >•; | Tenders to be addressed to the C&jf"'* | man, and endorsed 'Tender for-liW 1 Buoys.' _>-. •„ I By order of the Board. .....,.;■ I M. H. LAIRD. I Acting. Secretary. . PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FIRST CLASS PASTORAL LAND.; FOR SALE. - - > Near ■ •'■■■■ ')-■■ HUNTLY AND NGARUAWAHIATHE ASSETS REALISATION BOARD Will offer for Disposal BY PUBLIC TENDER. V ; Closing about the, end of February. ; » 13.000 ACRES. a '-\i Mostly First class Pastoral Land....' Known as the __i« •• WAIKATO COAL COMPANY'S PROPERTY, 'AASituated near HUNTLY and NGABUAWAHIA, subdivided into conveniently sized Sections. , y^_. •; Terms of Payment—s per cent depoov -• 5 per cent, in 2, 3. 4, 5, and 6 years;,Jjai' ance, 70 per cent., in 7 years. Interest. 4 per cent. Provided Permanent improvements to the value of 10 per CfflHj ! of Total Purchase Money are eff.f*£| within first year, no interest 'WW,,™' charged for two years. If value o P» cent., no interest for one year. .A:':.A'A.The land is being surveyed, and pian» will be available about the middle _w. February, and will be obtainable W, any of the officers of the Bank of Hew.;■.,, Zealand in the district; Mr A. Ha""? yy Solicitor, Auckland; also, from Mr- *»• Wallace, Huntly, and the undersigned. - Further particulars and conditions: » future advertisement, and on applicauop THE ASSETS REALISATION BOARD.WELLINGTON. , WALTER G. FOSTER, General, W°y WALTER G. FOSTER,.i; General Manager*--
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 30, 6 February 1899, Page 8
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