I Amusements. rpO-MIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NlGa^ f OPERA HOUSE. ) Lessee & Manager..Mr Walter Dalirl«i«* Stage Manager Mr Chas. RT M? THE . . J^YCEUM J)RAMATIC QOMPAjft; I ANOTHER PACKED HOUSE EVERYONE DELIGHTED ' FOR THE TERM OP HIS NATURAW1 LIFE. ** THE BURNING OF THE MALABAR" THE RACK. THE FLOGGING. VIVID STAGE PICTURES OF THB OLD V.D.L. CONVICT DAYS. ' SECOND PRODUCTION. LIFE FOR LIFE. POPULAR PRICES. 3/, 2/, and 1/. ■,:■ C ITy I__l STiri. Lessee and Manager Mr P.. R. jug' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Success Continues.- Laughter Increas^L T HK Qaiety pOMPAwf; ( LAST THREE NIGHTS OF Georgie Devoe—Chas. Faning—Walts* Rivers. . ' ! TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' Last Night of "The Two Humpty Dumptys," *jjj, t Girl I Left Behind Me," "The JettoSi Wife." ■ "".. : CHAS. FANING as "Ugo Blondf MR J. F. ROBERTSON, ;i* •' "The Death of Nelson." * THE HOWARD SISTERB. / MR TOM EDWARDS PROFESSOR BLAIR, \ .-• & In His Marvellous Sword Feats, eta. PRICES-2/ and 1/. NO FREE fcl&r. Doors open at 7.20; commence at 8. MONDAY NIGHT, . BENEFIT TO CHAS. FANING & WALTER RIVERS. /pUBLIC HALL, DEVONE(JR|; : ■ IS TO-NIGHT./ TO-NIGHT.; £»D Under the Patronage and in the Preßenca -t of His Worship J. C. Macky, Ifen i (Mayor of Devonport), Captain TV. . * ■'" Coyle, R.E., and Officers of the Dlstriot. GRAND MILITARY PROGRAMME., Pictures Illustrating the Blowing up ot the Enterprise will be shownj M R W. B. cADia>w * AND HIS FULL COMPANY, IS A Few Reserved Chairs, 2/. tf»D mHE MUSICAL VmuH. FIRST CONCERT '■■■■' OF THE SEASON. CHORAL HALL MONDAY. JULY 10, 1899. Solo Vocalists: Madam Laura Daw, Miss Anna Ruge, Messrs Hamilton Hodges, Gunne, &ad s , m AVilfred Manning. Duet: Misses Mary Towsey and May Wfitti. Instrumentalists: Messrs S. and J. Jackson, Mr Arthur Towsey (Organ). r : : Tickets, 2/ and 1/, to be obtained from ' any member of the Society; also, Messrs Eady's. Williamson's, Partridge's, Hoffmann's, West's, and Wildman and. l<yell's, where Box Plan' opens on TtiESDAY MORNING, July 4, 10 a.m. 5 • • J. F. W. COOK, Business Manassr. v "■ .iii i .'Ji.j'iiii «£ Picnics, Excursions^ Etp. OPECIAL EXCURSION TO '■ y . RANGITOTO ISLAND. P.S. OSPREY. '.':'*' TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), JUl^f, : 8. To enable Visitors by the s.s. Waifcare to visit Rangitoto Island and view Auckland and its surrounding's from this. th» most 'advantageous position, the Ferry. Company will despatch a steamer as fol-. lows:— • Leave Ferry Tee, Auckland—9 .a.m.,. ' : Leave .Rangitoto—ll.4s aVyl. ' •', v'- . > •...■$ Arrive Auckland—l2.3o. '■ M Return. Far«, 1/. l ____ Exhlfoitions. A UCKLAND gUBURBAN pOULTRY "CUNCIERff QLUB : ' SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW. i To be held in I DRILL HALL. , ■ •:■ On JULY 20th, 21st. 22nd, 1599. THE LARGEST POULTRY SHOW IK NEW ZEALAND. 12 MAGNIFICENT SILVER CUPS. VALUED AT £100. 10 £2 10 CASH TROPHIES £60 SPECIALS PRIZE MONEY, £1 5/ A CLASS. We pay Prize Money in Full, together with all Specials Won. Entries close on SATURDAY, July 8, ' at Basement, Foresters' Hall, from 7 to" 10 p.m. A GRAND ART UNION will be held ";., in connection with the Show. Prizes .on. ' view at Mr Dalton's, Footballer "nd . Tailor, Queen-street, nest week. Tickets, 1/ each, which also admit to Show. ' . . AN.AUCTION SALE of PRIZE POUL- \ TRY will be held on MONDAY, July 24, in Drill Hall, Mr T. B. Arthur, Auction- -y jeer, Entries for which must be madafc" with the Auctioneer or the Secretary. X M. THOMSON, Sispretarsy. P.O. Bojic 413. j l Tenders. rr\ ob v i l d c r is Tenders will be received up to 10 a.nu on FRIDAY," the 28th inst., for the Erection of a Block of .Buildings in Serwyn Terrace, for the Dilworth Trustees. Plans, etc., at our offices, Queen-st. |! EDW. MAHONEY & SON, . -.■'..- Architects.' -■ TYE.VONPORT BOROUGH COXJNCIIi.: iJ,; SUPPLY OF COAL. Tenders will be received up.' till 18th inst., by the Town Clerk, Devonport, for Supply of Coal from Ist August, 1899, to 31st July, .1901. Conditions at Council Chamber. ■ o -.: ■ j. c. WEBSTER, Town Clerk. Devonport, July 5, -1899^ ._ rpO THE SHIPPING TRADB. CARRYING CAPACITY UP TO 200 TONS. , Tenders are invited for the Conveyance and Delivery of Ten Thousand Tons or Taupiri Coal, from Huntly (via Waikato River), to the following ~Ports :-Raglan, Waitara, New Plymouth, Opunake, Wanganui, and Wellington, in such quantity; to each port as may be desired. The Lowest or any tender not necesS"peciffcaUo^and full .particulars from W. J. RALPH, Tenders close on July 15. ■■ Waitemata-street, Ponsonby.'
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 159, 7 July 1899, Page 8
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