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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 48, 26 February 1901, Page 8

AMPSEMEITTS. 100 th Week) (100 th Week riITT HA L v Sole Lessee & Manager Mr P. R. Dix General Manager Mr-Fred W. Duval Telephone 1210. „„_,. TTXTr , TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. "The Sun That Never Sets." TUX'S / \AIETY QOMPANY Our No-.. Artists, THE GONZALES SISTERS Nita-THE GONZALES SISTERS-Stella THE GONZALES SISTERS And MISS NORA MARTIN. Score a Distinct Triumph in their First Appearance in New Zealand. Recalled Time after Time. The Public Say; "They are Second to None." Unabated Popularity of the Great Comedian and Dancer, MR JOHN COLEMAN, MR JOHN COLEMAN, Also, THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS And MASTER BERT TYLER Extraordinary Success of THE LESLIES, Will- -Fred THE LESLIES, Also, Of Our Unexcelled Combination, Including— Tom Dawson Charles Howard Rose Andrews Mabel Maie The Linwood Sisters James Forrest Prlees-2/ and I/. Plan at Wlldman's. Doors open 7.20; commence at 8. Business Manager....FßED. L. SEAGER OL) A GRICULTURAD STALL. gD EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT. PULLER'.S T>IJOU /COMPANY Electric Success of MISS MAUD FANING, MISS MAUD FANING, A Black Faced Lady Performer. Encored Five Times. LENA YOUNG WILL WATKINS JACK T WJ£HA™ AUBREY DOUGLAS WILL SYLVAIN The Best Programme Yet Given. The Screaming Farce, IRISH JUSTICE. ,The Judge-MR WILL WATKINS. Admission Gd; Front Chairs 1/. PICNIC EXCURSIONS. -O U T C H E R S' PICNIC. MOTUTAPU. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. ALL BUTCHERS' SHOPS WILL BE CLOSED ON THE ABOVE DATE. W. L. MOYLAIs, Hon. Sec. MRS HUNT will attend the Butchers' Picnic on Wednesday next with Tea, Luncheon, and Refreshments, in the large Marquee. T ETS GO TO CHELTENHAM BEACH. We can get all we want, and of the best quality, at LOVELL'S CHELTENHAM STORE. Nice and handy to the beach. Afternoon Tea, Hot Water; every convenience for Ladies and Children. Furnished Apartments. ECCLESIASTICAL. ]l|R FRANCIS MURPHY, the Founder of the Blue Ribbon Movement, will conduct a Six Nights' Mission in the Central Mission Hall, Albert-st., at 8 p.m. Commencing TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). Choir Singing 7.45. Collection. Open Air Meetings near Queen-st. at 7 p.m. /CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. V> GLADSTONfgfT. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING at 8. A PUBLIC ADDRESS Will be given by MR J. MOORE RITCHIE. Subject, "The Time of the Loosing of the - Judgments upon Christendom at Hand." All Seats Free. COi-PORATION NOTICES. "mHE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS JL. ACT, 1900." PROPOSED FREEMAN'S BAY PARK. The Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Auckland, in pursuance of the provisions of the above Act, hereby gives notice that it proposes to engage In the following undertaking, to wit;—To accept and take a lease from the Auckland Harbour Board of about sixteen and a-half acres of the reclaimed land in Freeman's Bay for fifty years at a rent not exceeding five hundred pounds a year, to fence and lay the same down In grass, and use the same for the purpose of a Public Recreation Ground, and not sub-let the same on lease, and to enable it so to do to borrow a sum of eight thousand pounds upon the security of the revenues of the City of Auckland, subject to the, existing loans secured thereon, and to be Tepaid within twenty-one years from the date it is borrowed. Dated this fifth day of February, 1901. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. GOLD 3_C_JTING NOTICES. Mines Department, Wellington, 18th February, 1901. TTTtRITTEN Applications, stating qualtvv fications and accompanied by testimonials, will be received at this Office up to SATURDAY, the 9th of March next, for the position of ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR at the School of Mines at the Thames, at a salary of £ISO per annum. The person selected will be required to assume his duties on the Ist of April next. JAMES McGOWAN, Minister for Mines. TTAURAKI MINES (LIMITED). The time far applying for Shares in the above Company has been Extended to MONDAY, MS-rch 4th, at 4 p.m. J. H. PORTER, Secretary. 103, Queen-street. ROAD BOAED NOTICES. "M" O T I C E. PANMURE TOWNSHIP ROAD DISTRICT. The Registration Fee for Dogs !n tho above District has been fixed at 3/6 each dog. for the -year 190 L All owners of Unregistered Dogs after March 16th, 1901, will be liable to prosecution without further notioe, ALFRED J. LOOMB, Dog RaKfjßtrar, Pamwire JS*-!*.