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

AMUSEMENTS. "' /\ p k k ah o v s fljj■':; Treasurer A. Cowan. j LAUGHING SEASON NOW IN FULIiJ SWING. 7j§ LAST TIIRKB NIGHTS WHAT LAST THREK NIGHTS HAPPENED TOJ LAST THREK NIGHTS JONES. TO-NIGHT. MONDAY. TUESDAY* The Popular London Actor, OHAKUS And his TjiNGLISH pOMEDY. p.OMPAN^ From the STRAND THEATRE. LONDON, In Broadiiurst's enormously successful Farce-Comedy, at 8.45, WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES, WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES, Preceded at 8 o'clock by the Charming Christmas Episode, AN EMPTY STOCKING. Prices: Dress Circie and Orchestral Stalls 4/, Stalls 2/0, Pit 1/. Early Doors till 7.30^ (id extra, iiox Plan at YVildinan & Lyell's, »Day Sale at Carter's aud Hunter's (oppo. , site Theatre). Doors open 7, Carriages for 10.40. Children in arms not admitted. Manager. L. J. LOHR. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 27th, ANOTHER GREAT LAUGH-MAKEH, ' ANOTHER GREAT LAUGH-MAKER, The Gleeful Plenitude, WHY lutilTH LEFT HOME. WHY SMITH LEFT HOME. v 1; Box Plan open on MONDAY MORXINQ^ at S) o'clock. &D AGRICULTURAL. CTALL. Z*O ANOTHER NEW PROGRAMME. CRULLERS "DIJOU pOMPANt TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT First Appearance of WILL DIAMOND, Baritone Vocalist. Re-appearance of Mr JACK WILLIAMS ("Auntie.") Continued Success of MISS JESSIE VERNE, Serio and Dancer. WILL WATKINS LENA YOUNG The Screaming Farce, IRISH JUSTICE. MONDAY NEXT, FEB. 25, First appearance of MAUD FANNING, Serio. • ':. Admission, Gd; Front Chairs, 1/. A GRAND CONCERT AND DANCD ' -"• Will be given in the HENDERSON HALL on FRIDAY, Ist March, 1901, By favourite Auckland Artists. ■"'; The dance muaic supplied by the cel8» brated German Band. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. „- /CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Beach Road, \J DEVONPORT. Two minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf. Splendid view of harbour. Hot, cold and shower bath. Piano and every convenience. Good table. Terms moderate. MRS J. WEBBER. .„ - . ; '^r— a AQUATICS. I ATGARUAWAHIA .^JONSTERjyjAORI T>EGATTA And ■ A QUATIC £<ARNIVAL,. SATURDAY—MARCH 16-SATURDAY., ROWING RACES CANOE PARADE j| WAR CANOE RACES, HURDLE EACE3 (Men and Women), MOUNTED SWIMMING RACE ACROSS THE RUSHING WAIKA/NX: EXCITING MAORI NOVELTY: ! "A Chase for a Bride." M - ■ ■ m For Full Programme, see Posters. Entries Close March 5. Committee's Representative in Aucfc»£i land; Mr T. U. Wells, Richmond Road ■■ School, Ponsonby. . ■, EXCURSION TRAINS FROM ALL PARTS. Cheat) Fares. Fun for All. I I J. A. LYNCH, > M •> Hon. Sec. N.8..C. EXHIBITIONS*. _ . , £| I T^RANKLIN A GRICULTURAIi QoeiETY. .. ;■ I annual qhow. ■/-'/' Annual ©how. ■ : wednesday, march g, 1901, the new showground, pukh 1 KOHE. ' Ad.ioining Railway Station. ' ■ Entries. Close SATURDAY, February 23 1901 ■ l Further narticulars, and Prize Sche* dules. on aoplication to J. PATTERSON, §§ Secretary, Pukekofce. r>POTIKI mENTH A NNUAL , gHOW#( FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1901., , :- A GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOB. VISITING THE MAIZE-GROWING «; CENTRE, And ONE OF THE. MOST INTERESTING DISTRICTS OF THE COLONY. Agricultural or Otherwise. Visitors and Tourists can leave Auclt- | land on one of the Northern S.S. Company's comfortable Steamers, arriving I in Opotiki in time to attend the local g Race Meeting on THURSDAY. On ffl FRIDAY attend the Show, held under ~ the auspices of the Agricultural ana Pastoral Association, and see the Riding* I Driving, Jumping and other Contests;. and on SATURDAY VISIT WHITE ISLAND,' The Great Sulphur Wonder Island, and 9 Lake, and the Volcanic- Safety valve of New Zealand. The N.S.S. have arranged for this jj; Excursion, and any further informationin regard to the trip can be obtained on application to their Office, or from Uit.jg undersigned. FRANK B. SEWELL, Secretary Agricultural and Pastoral . , Association, Opotiki. _^