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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 94, 22 April 1902, Page 8

r - AMUSEMENTS. p I I T jg A I* .'!*;■ EVERY EVENING AT 8. p AIETY jQIXS QOMP^ANY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. XO-NIGHT. j Reappearance of the Famous ;. English Entertainers, ATHAS AND COLLINS, i ATHAS AND COLLINS, ATHAS AND COLLINS, ATHAS AND COLLINS, Who, in view of their Departure . By the s.s. Ventura on 'Saturday next,! can appear for positively FOUR- NIGHTS ONLY. Continued Enthusiastic Success Ot . MR ERNEST FITTS. MISS ALICE LAYTON. MISS MOLLY BENTLEY, MR COWAN. MISS OLIVE LENTON. MISS PEAR"L LOVELL. , | MISS CONNIE DEVEREUX.j MR FBED. RIVENHALL ■] And CLARK AND COWAN, THE TWO C.S. Special Attention is called to the Enormously Successful Farce Comedy, "SCHOOL." Arranged and Produced by the' Versatile American, MR FRANK M. CLARK. ' " SATURDAY NEXT. First Anpearance in Auckland Of . James—HARVEY AND MORRIS—Madge In their Clever Duologue Entertainment, Introducing Imitations of Popular Actors PRICES—2/ and 1/. Box Plan afc Wildman's. ■ A UCKLAND LIEDERTAFEL. XX FIRST CONCERT, SEASON 1902. CHORAL HALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 25th. .As our Subscribers' List is nearly filled, intending subscribers should immediately communicate with the Secretary. Annual Subscription, 10/6. ■SYD. J. HARBUTT, Victoria-st. East. rpALERNACLE SUNDAY SCHOOL. ■■*- ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. CONTINUED . . I PROGRAMME. ' i Of SOCIAL EVENING. TUESDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1902. Chairman MR F. N . ANDREWS Superintendent. Refreshments and Social Intercourse at 6.30 p.m. Interspersed by the following Musical ■ Selections. .. MARRIAGE'S ORCHESTRA: \ ■ Selection "Hearts of Oak" March "The Great Inter Ocean" Intermezzo • "Shadowland" March "El Capitan" Overture "Kenilwortli" | Selection "Frangesa" Galop ...-? "Imperial Light Horse" HYMN. Prayer '. REV. SNEYD Song, "Queen of the Earth" MR W. ASPINALL. CHAIRMAN'S ADDRESS. Violin Solo, Selected MISS MILLIE PEAK Address REV. C. H. GARLAND Song, !'When the World is Fair" .' ... MISS ROSE BROWN, of Christchurch. Address .... PASTOR JOSEPH. CLARK Orchestral Selection, "Hail to the Spirit of Liberty"..MARRIAGE'S ORCHESTRA. . Hymn. . Benediction. Tickets, One Shilling- Each. SCHOLARS' EVENING. WEDNESDAY,' APRIL 23. GRAND KINEMATOGRAPH ENTERTAINMENT Admission, Sixpence. '■pORESTERS' HALL^ "ONEHUNGA. ONEHUNGA MUSICAL SOCIETY. FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON. THURSDAY, April 24th, at 8 p.m. , ' Miscellaneous Programme. Songs, Madame Chambers,,.,.-Messrs. Arthur Ford; Part Songs, Waiata Glee Club.. ..■:;■ \ '~.... Piano, and. Orchestral Selections. • ,'.Admission—Non-subscribers, 1/. at the door. " ipiONCERT IN GOVERNMENT HOUSE In Aid of the Society for Protection of Women and Children, etc ON MAY 17th, 1902. See Later Advertisements. /^.R-AFTON RD. WESLEYAN SUNy**. DAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Choice Cantata, "Under the Palms," rendered by Choir, Scholars, and Orchestra, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst., in the Church, at 7.45 p.m. Platform erected in front. Tickets i/; Children 6d. Cvi\ BENEDICT'S SOCIALS. Committee—Messrs Jas. McDermott, Jas. B. R. Stead, J. Melican, J. Cullen, J. William, O. Kelly, and E. Noonan. The First Series of Fortnightly Socials in connection with the above will commence on FRIDAY EVENING, May 2nd, and continue EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. Invitations may be had from the above Committee on application. Strictly by invitation. Meredith's String Band. — E. NOONAN, Secretary. PrPTPENDS. mHE UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CAN- -- DLE COMPANY, LIMITED. An Interim Dividend of tfd per share, to the 31st ultimo, ha-s this day been declared, and will be payable at the office of the Company/Lower Albert-fir o/i THURSDAY, i.he 24th inst. By order of the 'Board of Directors THOMAS BELL, Manager. Auckland, 9th April, 1902. INSURANCE. itfOTICE OF T> E M O V A L. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. On and after May Ist, 1902, the Business of the above. Company will be Carried on in COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, Queen-street (opposite Short-land-street). ... ~.,'_..,; : : "~ R. A. LUSHER, Chief Agent. IT-HE MANCHESTER ASSURANCE ■*-: COMPANY. Established 1824. TOTAL FUNDS AND SECURITIES NEARLY £3,000,000. MR W. R. HOLMES, NO. 14, SHORTLAND-ST., ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, Has been appointed Attorney for the Auckland District for the above Company, and will in future transact all business on its behalf. L. ROSE JAGGAR, General Manager and Attorney for Australasia, T) ft O —DIKECT from the Loom to xy.K>.v>. tne Purchaser, wo supply all Classes of Irish Linens, Damasks, Double Damask Table Cloths, and Serviettes,- at wholesale prices.