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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 23 February 1901, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. lOOtli Week) W°th Week pITI XTALL. Sole Lessee & Manager Mr P. R. Dix General Manager Mr Fred V\ . VUTdi Telephone 1210. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. "The Sun That Never Sets." JyiXS Q.AIBTY , QOMPANi TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT We celebrate our 100 th Week of Consecutive Successful Occupancy oi the City Hall. A MONSTER BILL. A MONSTER BILL. MR JOHN COLEMAN, MR JOHN COLEMAN, In some of liis Greatest Songs and Impersonations. ■ "I Only Know I Went to Church," 'Must Have a Day Off for That," "Too Sweet to Live; Coinu and Kill Me," And his Original Version of the "Special Scotch" Man. Last Night Last Night Of LITTLE EILEEN BOYD. The Inimitable Child Wondtv, THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS And MASTER BERT TYLER. Will again present the Great Kisley and Trapeze Acts, which have caused such a profound sensation during the past week. THE LESLIES, Will— —Fred THE LESLIES, In their Clover and Laughable Musical Act ••Waiting for the Train," introducing the beautiful duet for cornet and horn, "■Nevermore." Re-appearance of our Unexcelled ■Combination, including— Tom Dawson Charles Howard . Marie Boyton Gladys Beuth Rose Andrews Mabel Maie James Forrest. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. First. Appearance in New Zealand of THE GONZALES SISTERS. _ *Z THE GONZALES SISTERS. V THE GONZALES SISTEKS. "* Consisting of:— LITTLE NITA, "Nothing Neater." The Petite and Charming Acrobatic Wing and Buck Dancer and Serio-Comic Singer, And STELLA, Serio-Comic and Refined Contortion Danseuse. Also, MISS NORA MARTIN, Balladist. Prices—2/ and 1/ Pl:m at Wlldman'fl. m Doors open 7.20; commence at 8. Business Manager....FßED. L,. SEAGER ATHLETICS. ETC. A UCKLAND A MATEUR A THLETIC AND pYCLING pLUB. AUTUMN CARNIVAL, On; the - ' DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, On SATURDAY, MARCH 9. MEETING OF CHAMPIONS. jONE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP. Entries for all Events will be receivcl at the Amateur Sporrs Ciub Room, Durlnr.n street West, between 7 and 9 o'clock THIS EVENING. F. J. OHLSON, Hon. Sec. , *^ fTT A. C.t B. S. |V -EL. (BRANCH SL) M TWENTY-SEVENTH I- ANNUAL FETE, To be held in DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND On SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1901. SPECIAL PROGRAMME OF SPORTS. See last Saturday's Daily Papers for Particulars. MONDAY, MARCH 18. GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT, By Auckland's Leading Amateurs. Watch for Particulars. PAT. O'KANE, Sports Sec. JAS. B. R. STEAD, Gen. Sec. SWIMMING. QWIMMING. QWIMMING. AUCKLAND GRAVING DOCK, NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ' MAECH 2nd. GRAND PROGRAMME OF EVENTS, including— 100 yds Championship of Auckland, Handicap Races, Ladies' and Boys' Races. Neat Header and Jump, Relay Race, etc., etc., etc. First event, Novice Handicap, 2.15 p.m. 100 yds Championship, 2.45 p.m. Newton Band in attendance. Official Programme next Saturday morning. Admission 1/; Children 6d. P. H. HUGHES, H. G. CHEVIS, Sees. PICNIC EXCURSIONS. "ZTIEvXCURSION TO RIVER- ~ & HEAD. Weather permitting. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). The s.s. VIVID will leave Queen-st. Wharf at 11 a.m. Return Fare 1/. BRADNEY & BINNS. t.TTHFTY-SEVENTH ANNI•■E1 VERSARY OF THE j AUCKLAND DISTRICT | M.U. ODDFELLOWS. C THE PREMIER PICNIC, | AT HOME BAY, j. Motutapu (By kind permission of James Reid, Esq.). POSTPONED Until SATURDAY, MARCH 9th. A. H. J. gIDER, JOHN McLEOD,. Hon. Sees. Premier Picnic •pUILDBRS' ANNUAL PICNIC, Under the auspices of the Bnilders' and Contractors" Employers' Union. AT MOTUTAPU (By Kind permission or James Reia, Esq.), On SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1901. No Dogs or Guns Allowed. IMPEY'S BAND. Milk and Hot Water Provided Free. Refreshments at Town Prices. Sports for all connected with the Trade. (See Sports Programme.) Children Especially Entertained. Tickets: Adults, 2/: Children, 6d; Family. 5/. ROBT. A. BURGESS, Secretary A.B.C.U.E. V-JECRETARIES TO FOOTBALL,. LACROSSE, and other Winter Sports can have their Orders for Printing executed with despatch and at Lowest Rates ftt the •ISTAR r> PIIINTINa WORK&