AMUSEMEMTB. OPE R A TT O U S a '. P E R A "OUBa 13OLLARD /^PERA i^OMPAKT J^ouiiAßD Vpera Company! TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. . (MONDAY) And TUESDAY, APRIL 22. ~j, THE GONDOLIERS. H THE GONDOLIEER • V With the following Powerful Cast: Guiseppe Mr D. O'Connor Marco Mr C. Carter Luiz Mr J. Balaton Gianetta Miss Lulu Evani Tessa Miss Nina Osborna Casilda Miss Connie Buttel WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ' : APRIL 23rd and 24th. MARIT A N A. ; Prices: Dress Circle, 4/; Stalls, 2/6; Pit, 1/. Reserved Stalls, 5/. ' Early Doors to Stalls and Pit, 6d extra,/!Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell, & AreyV 1 Day Sales at Williamson's. A DCKLAND LIEDERTAFEL. SPECIAL REHEARSAL $ TO-NIGHT, ST. MA" fCW'S SCHOOLROOM, .■,-. .ON-STREET, , ■ At 8 p.m. S. J. HABBUTT, Secretary. ' 1 /CALEDONIAN SOCIETY." . WINTER SOCIALS. THii "THIRD" SOCIAL tokes place '": in St. George's Hall on WEDNESDAY NEXT, April 23rd. Strictly by invitation only. Holders of out of date invitations are requested to get them renewed. H. W. DIGGENS, Secretary. ' £ ■OLORODOE'A FORTNIGHTLY C SOJP CIALS. The First Social in connection with the above Class takes place in St. George'a Hall, Grey Lynn, TO-MORROW (TUES- 'j DAY) EVENING, at 8 p.m. Pierce and Thorn's String Band of 4 Instruments. Gent's Sub., 1/6. Ladies and Gentlemen by invitation only, and invitations must be presented at the door. OWEN PIERCE, -Hon. Secretary. jOALLROOM and Stage Denclng.—Herr J-* Carl Naujoks' Classes, 5/ per month, :twice a week. John Tudor is engaged to teach all Stage Dancing, Burlesque ActIng, Comic and Serio-comic Singing. Private lessons, moderate terms. Engage- ' ments for pupils when competent. —135 Grey-street. RS Hudson Williamson's Dancing ' Glass will be Resumed in St Sepul- ; chre's Schoolroom on April 26. Morning; 10.30, Evening 7.30. Ponsonby Hali, April 23rd, Afternoon 4, Evening 7.30. ■ SPORTING. * VONDALE JOCKEY QLUB'B t AUTUMN |^EETING. - ' SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 23rd. APRIL, 1902. ACCEPTANCES for All Events, will - Close at the.Club-s Office, Hig'h-sU TOn ' NIGHT (MONDAY), by 9 o'clock. HARRY H. HAYR,: Secretary. :l T^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. " AVONDALE RACES, APRIL 33rd. On WEDNESDAY, April 23rd, Special Trains will leave Auckland for Avondala at 11.25 a.m., 12.20 p.m., and 1.20 p.m., returning leaving Avondale at 5.20 p-nu, 5.35 p.m., and 5.55 p.m. These Trains will stop at Newmaiv ket and Mt. Eden only. Ordinary Train. stopping where re-, quired, will leave Auckland for Avondale at 10.55 a.m. -. Return Fares, including admission .to- t';: Course, 2/; R«ul only 1/. The usual 3,15 p.m. Auckland Train will not leave Helensville till 4 p.m., .Henderson 5.22, Avondale 6.10, arriving Auckland 6.45 p.m. Special Train to convey Racehorse* will leave Ellerslie" for Avondale at 8.39 a.m., returning leaving Avondale for Ellerslie at 7 p.m. BY ORDER. _ TEKDEB.S. i E rpENDBRS wanted for Erection of | '-Li Small Outbuildings -in Brick.—Parti* '; culars apply W. J. England, Pitt-street.^ m ? fvTd U I L D E R 3. Tenders will be received until Noon tit MONDAY, 28th April, for Additions and Alterations to Building, Shortland-street.--i ED. BARTLEY, | . - Architect; tyi o STONE MASO NSj \ Tenders will be received until Noon of;'•;■•. MONDAY, April 2Sth, for Erecting ». 3 Stone Embankment at Mangere. ED. BARTLEY, ■ , - Arcbitece > | m O ; BUILD EB S, TWO-STOREY RESIDENCE, ,KIM- >' BERLEY ROAD, E^OM. Tenders for the Erection of the above will be received up to 3 p.m. m WEDNESDAY, April 30. ? W. A. HOLMAN, Architect, 215, Victoria Arcade. : tSriCK SHOPS. MT. EDEN ROAD. Tenders for the above.will be received, until noon of THURSDAY, May Ist ARTHUR H. WHITE, i| Architect \ Government Insurance Buildings, §§ j| 107 Queen-street. ■■_ i JOHN i^y; A R R HN. ,] ARCHITECT, HAWERA AND STRATFORD, .^ Invites tenders up till Noon on the 26tn inst, for the Erection of the Church « S. Mary at Hawera, Taranakl. Deposv £50. Plans, specifications and forms 0% tender, on view at the Mill Manager* • Office, of the Kauri Timber Co., AocKland. /CAMBRIDGE BOROUGH WATBB Vi SUPPLY. TO CONTRACTORS. | Tenders addressed to the "To*« Clerk," Cambridge, Waikato, wil be \ ceived until noon of FRIDAY, 2nd May. for the Construction of 20,000 gallon Wat« Tower, 75ft high, in Brick and Iron. \ Plans and specifications at my office, : \ 26, Shortland-st. The lowest or a»y tender not neaeasaf | lly accepted.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1902, Page 8
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