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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 209, 3 September 1900, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. _ 75th Week) (75th Week rilTI TJA L L. Sole Lessea and Manager..Mr P. R. Di_ TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "T)IX'S - pAIETY pOMPANY. Bigger, Brighter, Better, Stronger, than Ever. Our New Programme a Veritable Boom. LITTLE EILEEN BOYD, The Child Wonder; without doubt the Greatest Artist in the World. Gigantic Success of ADSON, CRAYDON. AND HOLLAND. The Greatest Trio of Patter Artistes, Irish Comedians, and Dancers ever seen. MISS MARIE BOYTON, PROFESSOR DAVY'S LILIPUTIANS. TOM LEONARD SISTERS ELMORE •* TRIXIE LE-MAR. And OUR GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY. Last 3 Nights of Mr Arthur Hahn (Basso). SPEOIA L ANNOUNCEMENT. NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT. . Re-appearance of the Universally Popular Musical Comedians. WILL.—THE LESLIE BROS.—FRED. And the MISSES MA.BUE, MAIE, & ROSE ANDREWS. Serio-Comlc Vocalists. Prices—2/ & I/. Plan at Wildman's. Doors open 7.20; commence &tß._ Acting Manager ALEC. ANDEKSUJN A GIHCULTURAL " |-£AJ_U Managing Proprietor Mr John Fuller FULLERS GIGANTIC WAXWORKS AND BIJOU MINSTREL COMPANY. ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS OF MISS EVA WILSON "She's Nice" and "Of Course. MR GEORGE DEAN. "For England," and "An Empty Frame MISSES THORN AND DELL "Like a Lady," and "The Poetry of Motion." MR JOHN FULLER. "Mv Pretty Jane," and "When a Little Time Has Flown. MR WILL WAT KINS. "Fidgety Fudge," and "Private Marus. MR HARRY BAXTER "A Hot Time," and "I Don't po,w-. Supported by the Full Strengtn of the Bijou Company. Mr George Dean's Adaptation of Max Adder's Inimitable Sketch, "THE POWER OF THE PBESS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. First Appearance of the Charming Balladist. MISS LILLIE VERNON. Admission 6d. Front Seats, 6d extra. Doors open 7.15; %"™gg T 8^ RICK . T UCKLAND CHORAL _ SOCIETY. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 4, At a quarter to 8. HANDEL'S "JUDAS MACCABEUS." SOLOISTS: Madame Chambers Miss __ay Harper Mr J. Ferriday Mr J. W. Ryan •At the Organ-MR R. LESLIE HUNT. Conductor—Mß G. A. PAQUE, L.A.M. Final Rehearsal, MONDAY, September 3. 7.30 p.m. H. J. EDMISTON, Secretary. MEETINGS. - p V C L I S' T S. DON'T FORGET Wff^J*W'll& CYCLE PATH MEETIN Y.M.C.A-. HALL, TO-MORROW NIGHT, S p.m. GOLD MINING NOTICES. "7 NEW FLAN Of the •TT'APOWAI p OLDFIELD, Compiled from the Government Plans, scale 10 chains to am Inch, -has been published , by THE BRETT PRINTING AND PUl_LISHING COMPANY. LIMITED. And copies may be obtained-:*, ttra •STAR" OFFICE. , .2/6 EACH. LATE ADVEBTISEMENTS. fry. HAT (~)H! SHE BUMPS. EVERY TIME, EVERY TIME. WHO'D A THOUGHT IT. FIRE. FIRE. ■ FIRE. KARANGAHAPE RD. IN FLAMES. CONFLAGRATION NOW RAGING. LATEST "STAR" XTRA. NO HOPE OF FIRE BEING EXTINGUISHED WHILE ALF. MOORE'S BANKRUPT STOCK SALE CONTINUES. ADVISE POLICE TO STOP IT. , A LF. -tyrOORE, Interviewed, contends the end justifies the means. Posing as the Champion Labour Candidate and a Philanthropist of the first water. Whilst regretting the alarming state of excitement which prevails on account of his repeated cannon- ■, ading, canhot see his way clear to alter the prices of his BANKRUPT STOCK. SALE, . [ Simply to please the opposition, but as the entire Bankrupt Stock only amounts £1250 And was Bought for £419 At the Rate of , - . 6/ gINTHE £. \\ : The Next few days will assureidly end it, after which the normal state of things will be resumed for a few days only. PHENOMENAL SUCCESS EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED. STAGGERING PRICES ALL ROUND. Whatever Alf. Moore's hand finds to do he does with .all his might, and the .present instance is no exception. 'Undoubtedly THE BURNING TOPIC AND SENSATION OF.THE HOUR IS ' "*" £I_HE fpiOOTBALL ■jy'ATCH -And ,A-LF. TVrOORE'S BANKRUPT STOCK SALE.. . . KARANGAHAPE RD. THAT AUCKLAND WILL WOLLOP OTAGO IS A DEAD CERT. THAT ALF. MOORE'S SALE HAS BUSTED ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS GOES WITHOUT SAYING. 'TWOULD BE MIRACULOUS IF OTHERWISE. - CONSIDER THE PRICES: Men's and Boys' All Wool New Zealand Suits and Trousers, at one third original prices Oilcoats Quilted and Padded on shoulders 3/11 Oilskin Coats, reduced from 21/ 2/6 Oilskin Capes worth four times the money 3/11 Odd Tweed Coats, reduced from 14/6 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 Hard Hats, worth Half a Guinea 6d Dr. Jims, better lines 2/11 to 6/11 Elastic Belts, 5 for 1/ ' -y 5 for 1/ Silk Bows, reduced frony-1/11 each Black Sox, 3 pairs for 1./, worth 1/ pair One Penny for 4 fold All Linen Collars, reduced from Sd each 3d Silk Handkerchiefs, reduced from Half a. crown White Kid Gloves, reduced from 1/11 to Threepence ... 9d Singlets and 1/ Underpants Full sized Working Shirts, for 1/ White Shirts and Every Other Kind of Shirt IN FACT, EVERYTHING IN THB PLACE GOING FOR A MERE SONG. ■A LF. jl/rOORE'S BANKRUPT STOCK SALE. KARANGAHAPE RD. ; " And Remember, Included Un the Sale are a Large Number of Cases of New Spring Goods, Just opened tola week,' •