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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 1, 2 January 1901, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ■—7^^ " "l^nT^k QIT V H A Sole Lessee and Manager..Mr P. R. Dlx TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. "The Sun that Never Sets." £)IX'S /> AXETY QOMPANY. Enormous Success of Frank M. Clark's Farce Comedy, MULDOON'S PICNIC. MULDOUN'S PICNIC Received by Crowded Houses with 'Thunders oi' Appiause ana Continuous Shrieivo Oi Laugnter. Our Exquisite Sttiye jeicture, VKSs i£ 1 iAiN Kii. v iDLCi. VJiIJNI^XIAN RillV'ELd. ■ Painted by Mr Leader Williams, Scenic Artist of J^oilarus Opera Company. Continued Unbounded i Jopuianty of JAAI-Lirf U. HASH. Australia's' Greatest Comique. Li'iTi^ji CLAujj^ BUI-.i-.iV AN. The Cleverest Boy Comedian, on the Stage. JjKAlSli M. cJi-Aiti^. King of Mirth and Fun. IViOLJLY iS.nJNT.UEY, The Briiliant Descriptive Balladist. OLIVE LKJNTON, The Dashing Serio and Dancer. Juii COWAN, Corner Man and Comedian. IDA CLAKiiSUN, The Charming bcovcti Balladist. CtiAKLIiS HAMPTON, Charles Howard Jack Steele The Linwood Sisters. Prices—2/ and 1/. Plan at Wildman's. Doors open at 7.20; commence at 5... Business Manager h't^u. L. SEAGER f^ I T X "" HAL L. \j FRIDAY NEXT, JANUARY 4th, 1901. ' COMPLIMENTARY , "OENEFIT, Tendered by P. R. Dix, Esq., To TAMES i fJ AIN ' The Popular Comique. SPECIAL, ATTRACTIONS. Prices as usual. Box Plan now open at Wildman's. a URiCULTUKAL [TALL' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. CMH-O^-H. fa OIJOU j -ujiFAOT. GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. SPECIAL EXTRA TALENT. LENNON, HYMAN, AND LENNON. LENNON, HYMAN, AND LENNON. In their GREAT GIRARD ACT. DENNIS CARNEY WILL STEVENS MAE MARLOW ROSE BELMONT JOHN FULLER REXO, the Great Juggler, and GRAND DOUBLE COMPANY. OPEN ALL DAY DURING HOLIDAYS. FIFTY LIFE SIZED WAX FIGURES. Front Chairs, 1/; other parts, 6d. PICNIC EXCURSIONS. OO N LIGHT EXCURSION "IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF The N.Z. Society for the Protection of Women and Children and for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. ■ ' P.s. EAGLE will leave the Ferry Company's Wharf at 7.30 p.m., returning at 10 o'clock, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1901. Impey's fine band will supply the music. Fare 1/. v^THERE IS CAPE HORN? IT ADJOINS WAIKOWAI BAY AND WATTLE BAY, MANUKAU HARBOUR. Cape Horn is a Government Reserve. BEST PLACE FOR PICNIC PARTIES During the Summer Months. Within 45 minutes' drive of Auckland, and Half Mile past Klondyke Store, Mt. Roskill. mHE NEW ZE~ALAND AND RIVER J- PLATE LAND MORTGAGE COM- ' PANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that Camping will not be allowed on this Company' 3 Property at St. Helier's and Birkdale. G. S. KISSLING, Secretary. G, Wyndriam-st., 18th Dec, 1900. J^ET'S GO TO CHELTENHAM BEACH. We can get all we want, and of the best quality, at LOVELL'S CHELTENHAM STORE. Nic 3 and handy to the beach. Afternoon Tea, Hot Water; every convenience for Ladies and Children. Furnished Apartments. JVLOCK HOUSE. BAY. For Pleasure and as a Health Resort, this District cannot be surpassed. .BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, FISHING, BATHING. BOATING, etc. BUSES WILL RUN AS UNDER:— Leave Auckland: Leave Block House: 10.10 a.m. 7.30 a.Bi. 5 p.m. (omit 6.15 p.m. (omit Saturday) Saturday) 1.10 p.m. (Saturday only) ANDREW. - SONS, & CO. fTVENTS for Hire, ready pitched, lovely J- - beach.—Apply Miss Rogers, CO. Bay, Takacuna. N AND AFTER 23rd DECEMBER, a Bus will leave Queen-st. '(Self's Corner) for Howick, at 9.15. Leave Howick at 4.30.— J. CRAWFORD. MEETINGS. "YORKSHIRE SOCIETY OF AUCK* ■*-• LAND. An Open Meeting of the above Society* to which Ladies are cordially inviteo. will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall Coot* St., near Grey-st., on THURSDAY NEXT, January 3rd, at 8 p.m. PICNIC TO WAIHEKE, JANUARY 16th. Tickets may be procured at the abovs Meeting, or from any member of the Committee; also from JOHN WEST, Hon. Sec, Music Warehouse, Queen-st. -VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary General Meeting of the New Zealand Insurance Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Queen-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of January, 1901, at 2 o'.clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving the Directors' Report and the Balancesheet for the 12 months ended November 30, 1900, for the Election of Two Directors in room of Messrs Thomas Buddie and Alfred George Horton, who retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-election-arid for the Election of Two Auditors .The Transfer Books of this Company will be CLOSED from the 26th instant to the 9th proximo, both days inclusive preparatory to payment of Dividend. By order of the Board. DAVID CRAIG, . ~ . i General Manager Auckland, December 24, 1900. §•' F W The First General "Mating of the New ? e£ an + d.? lass ComPany, Limited wiK held at the Registered Office of tne Com? P«»y. TU Queen-st., Auckland, on THXJR& DAY, the 17th day of January, 1901 at 3 o'clock p.m. ' « ,?• W- HENDERSON, Secretary Auckland, 2nd January, 1901. rjREAT CLEARANCE SALS of Drapery and Clothing commences Thursday morning. Great reductions In all departments.—RUSHßßOOK ANDBUIISQ MAN, Queen-street. - ; *»»">«-