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Auckland Star, Issue 311, 31 December 1900, Page 8

AMUsEnnaifffc ,' '_' >v P E R A H O t? y a, ' j Under the. Direction of'-Mr J, C, ' ~:< •Williamson.,. Business Manager -...Mr Pete Hughe* ;: Treasurer :. Mr W. Bryer THE NANCE O'NEIL SEASON. COMPLETE SUCCESS Of the Charming- Young Anfcricaa ' Tragedienne, '.» jS^ANCE Q'jspiL, THIS EVENING. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31. :■ FOR POSITIVELY THIS NIGHT ONLY TRANCE Q'^EIL, '. The Famous Young American TrasedN enne, In . . pEG WOFFINGTON. By Tom Taylor and Charles Reade. PEG WOFFINGTON MISS. NANCE O'NEIL Supported by MR THOMAS JvINGSTOiv. t ■" MR HENRY PLIMMBR And A POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY." TO-MORROW, NEW YEAR'S NIGHT, JAN. 1, ISOL ''■ FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY. AUEEN j^LIZABETH. M NANCE O'NEIL as QUEEN ELIZA- . BETH. The Entire Productions under the personal Direction of •MR MeKEE KANKIN. Stage- Manager: <MR WALTER RA JfNHAM. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls 5/; Family Tickets, a Book of 12 for £2 8/jStalls 3/; Pit, One Shilling. ffi Early Door to Pit and Stalls, 63 ex« tra, till 7.30 p.m. Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell's, Victoria Arcade. Day Sales at Partridge's, Tobacconist, Queen-st. ■■; NAIRN'S HALL, SIISkSLIK I GRAND CONCERT AND BASKET SOCIAL In aid of Memorial Church at Ellerslie in honour of the late Father Walter. WEDNESDAY, 2nd JANUARY, 1901. Commence 8 p.m; Tickets, If. A Bus will leave Corner of Victoria-st. at 7.15, returning after dance. *| SIMULTANEOUS LIBERATION^ OP on A HOMING PIGEONS. ' THE AUCKLAND RACING PIGEON' CLUB will Liberate upwards of 300 Homing Pigeous in the OUTER DOMAIN on,5: JANUARY Ist, 1901, at 2.30 p.m. sharp. All Should Try to be There fo See Them., A- MAGNIFICENT SIGHT. JOHN H. NICHOLLS, \. Hon. Sec. of A.R.P.C. FAIRY "OOWER,ST. HELIER'S BAY. / -' - It LUNCHEON........ VJ., H*O'LEARY ...—■; Proprietor ''' ''■ *" ■'. "'" ■ .-,*-': :M ... •. SPORTING. 1 AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SUMMER • MEETING. ' SUMMER MEETING. THIRD DAY: *• i \-> HIO-MORROW. mO-MORROW. A, A.. . . .-'■'■'' TUESDAY, Ist JAN., 1901. FOtTRTH DAT: WEDNESDAY, 2nd JAN., 190 L'% PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. THIRD DAY. GLASGOW HANDICAP of 15050v3, 7 furlongs -\ t NEW YEAR'S HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 150sovs, 2 miles GREAT NORTHERN DERBY of SOOsovs, i one mile and a half MIDSUMMER HANDICAP of 200sovs, 6 ; furlongs jj COUNTY HANDICAP of 200sovs, 6 furlongs ...."■". AUCKLAND RACING CLUB HANDICAP of GOOsovs, one mile and a.nail ■ ■;.- PONY HANDICAP of SOsovs, 6 furlongs , MAIDEN HANDICAP.- of 150sovs, 0ne,,,, mile and a quarter FIRST "RACE If) O'CLOCK NOON.. ■ SPECIAL TRAINS. i SPECIAL TRAINS. ij& Q/ RETURN FARE. 2/ ' Including Admission.1 to' Course. N.B.—The Members' Dining Room, and Members' Refreshment Bar will be strict' ly Reserved for Members only. H TRAINERS and JOCKEYS must wear their Tickets on the lappet,of their Coat Collar, so as to be distinctly seen by tne officials. Anyone infringing this rule mnst pay for admission. • • .' ACCEPTANCES for Third Day's Races , Close on MONDAY NEXT, at noon. All horses found loose on the grounds at Ellerslie will be banded over to the ranger. • . '-: )3 ■'■'. -WM.^PERCTV;AIi, M ■ .: -Sec. A.R.C M PICNIC EXCURSIONS. TJNTTARIAN. •; > ~.:'CHURCH,| The PICNIC on WEpIjjSSDAY, Jan. 2nd, will be held at • P^^lsland, not Motutapu. ' <? jw Leave by 10 o'clock B^at|. . 1 QT. STEPHEN'^~"SUNDAY SCHOOL ; >o ■ picnic i a , ' Will be held on ;, 1 NEW YEAR'S DAY, : By kind permission of W. Thorne, Esq., ... ,at. his .-Grounds at .v ■ . ■;. M lAKE tXkLAJP'ONA. ■ :S Ferry Steamer leaves Queen-st. Wharf at 9.30 a,m. sharp. 7{ " Adults, 2/; Children'l/; including all Refreshments.' ■ Scholars will meet at the Church w ■ receive their Tickets at 5.30 sharp. .^