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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8, 10 January 1902, Page 8

ft-nrfSEMSNTS. " " rT A L L. pITT. JtL EVERY EVENING AT 8. 4 ryx's ql^ qompany. The Greatest Combination of Star Artists yet presented to tne au.o. Public. BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of .:■: LIZZIE KIRK, LIZZIE KIRK, LIZZIE KIRK LIZZIE KIRK. LIZZIE KIRK, LIZZIE KIRK, The Most Artistic and Original Comedienne that has ever Visited the Colony FRANK LEON, EDGAR ggAN VI FRANK LEON, EDGAR gg^ lIIDE , FRANK LEON, EDGAR G™^ FRANK LEON, EDGA* GRANVLL Humorist and p rot _an Artist and POPE AND SAYLES. POPE AND SAYLES. POPE AND SAYLES. ■ The Acknowledged Greatest End Men on the Vaudeville Stae,e. PROFESSOR KEILDERSON. . PROFESSOR KEILDERSON, Chapeaugraphist, Mimic, and Ventrno quist. ■ Australia's Most Versatile Entertame.. MR SHEPHERDMISS IDA CLARKSON. MR ALF HOLLAND. Miss Olive Lenton.' Miss Olive Lenton. And LAST TWO NIGHTS of MISS MAY LEWIS. TUESDAY NEXT _ - FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND Of MR TED. E. BOX. MR TED. E. BOX. England's Greatest Whistling Comedian. Prices—2/ and 1/. „ _, ._.„.- Box Plan at Wildman. Lyell. & Arey 8. PICNIC EXCURSIONS. ______ mHE DEVONPORT STEAM rj£2 I FERRY COMPANgaUS LIMITED. EXCURSIONS FOR THIS WEEK. RANGITOTO ISLAND, TO-MORROW SATURDAY At 10.45 a.m. and 2 p.m. Leaving Rangitoto, 4.30 p.m. TO ST. HELIER'S BAY. Each Day at 7.15 a.m., 10.45 a.m., 2 p.m., *5.10 p.m. , Returning at 8.5 a.m., 11.30 a.m., *4 p.m., *5.45 p.m. ♦On SATURDAY, 5.10 p.m. steamer from Auckland wi-11 not run. Leaves St. Helier's 5 p.m. on Saturday instead of 4 p.m. and 5.45 p.m. Fares—Adults 1/; Children under 12, 6d, any of abovenamed places. —r— -VTEWMABKET SATURDAY i _s____J}_7l -1M AFTERNOON FlSH-l____-__-_a ING EXCURSIONS. The p.S. TONGARIRO will leave the Ferry Tee at 1.30 p.m. on a Fishing Cruise. Bait and Tea provided. Tickets -Single _/; Double 3/. Fishing Tackle on board for Sale or Hire. ' A LL SAINTS', PONSONBY, SUNDAY A, SCHOOL TREAT, AT PINE ISLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1902. The P.S. BRITANNIA will leave Queen street Wharf at 9 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. sharp, returning from Pine Island at G. 30 p.m. Friends' Tickets—Children, including Meals with Scholars; Adults, Hot Water, Tea,, Milk, and Sugar provided 1/ Parents and Friends are cordially invited \p be present. Tickets to be had from MR H. G. OSWALD, Jervois Rd. : pAM P S AND PIC N.I CS. TENTS AND MARQUEES FOR HIRE. WATERPROOF STACK COVERS AT LOWEST RATES. E, L B R OT' TENT AND COVER MAKER, Opposite Smeeton's, 42, Queen-st., Auckland. Telephone 1104. HOTELS. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. A CHRISTMAS CASE Of WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEER AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Containing .- -1 Bottle Usher's Whisky 1 Bottle of Good Old Port v 1 Bottle of Dry Sherry r , 1 Bottle of Old Brandy 1 Bottle Geneva Gin (<»uart) 1 Bottle Wolfe's Schnapps (pint) 6 Bottles Campbell and Ehrenfried Ale (pints) 6 Bottles Campbell and Ehrenfried Stout (pints). AT THE LOW PRICE OF £1 10/, Delivered free at Railway Station or Wharf, Auckland. A. DRAKE . . . Proprietor. PIANOS, ORGANS, fee. PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. By the Celebrated Makers HODLING AND SPANGENBERG, which have given highest satisfaction for the last 25 years in Auckland. Also SPAETHE PIANOS, Which secured' Special Award and Gold Medal at Auckland Exhibition. Sole Agent: LEWIS R. EADY, NO. 5, LIVERPOOL - STREET. DIRECT IMPORTER . Highest Price given for Old Instruments taken in exchange. Tunings and Repairs a Specialty, by Best Experts. All Work Guaranteed. i ; ________ 1 :; ROAD BOARD NOTICES. ROAD DISTRICT. DOG TAX FOR YEAR 1902. Notice is hereby given that MR JAMES BENTON, of Edendale, Mt. Roskill, has been appointed Registrar, and the Tax limed at Five Shillings (5) per head on all Dogs in the Avondale Road District The Residence of the Registrar is the place for Registration. T. B. CLAY, Chairman. 4th January, 190_. MEETINGS. -\-TED ER LANDERS -Li en alien die Nederlandsch verstaarl worden beleefd verzocht hun naam en adres op te geven aan den Vice-Consul der Nederlanden, Ambrose Millar, Fortstreet, Auckland. All persons of Dutch descent are Mndlv requested to hand in their names to Mr Ambrose Millar, Vice-Consul for the Netherlands, Fort-street, Auckland. VOLUNTEER NOTICES. A UCKLAND ENGINEER VOLUN " . TEERS. The above Company will Parad.- at ..,_, ?t 17_0 8h, edm° n 0N 4 DAT' Janua*? n.ents° AnUS ™* A<*™^ A. H. TAPPER, Lieut. J^t^T^Shootins at Mt. Eden Ranee TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), « p.m.