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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 95, 23 April 1902, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ; AITT XT A I. la. EVERY EVENING AT 8. /GAIETY J)iX'S QOMFANY. Another Tremendous Success. ATHAS & COLLINS. Two of the ATHAS & COLLINS. Most Refined ATHAS & COLLINS. and Artistic ATHAS & COLLINS. Performers ATHAS & COLLINS. ever introATHAS & COLLINS. duced to the ATHAS & COLLINS. Colonies. REMEMBER. These Clever and Delightful Artists are leaving by Saturday's Boat for America, and can, therefore, appear ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS. Everybody should hear ORA PRO NOBIS, .A.S rendered t>y . . MR. ERNEST FITTS. And MISS ALICE LAYTON. Don't fail to see the Screaming Farce Comedy, "School," as arranged and presented bj- the Versatile Comedian, MR FRANK M. CLARK. PROGRAMME TIME TABLE. S—Overture B.s—Miss Pearl Lovell B.ll—Mr Fred Rivenhall B.22—Miss Alice Layton 8.30-Athas and Collins B.43—Miss Connie Devereux , B.47—Clark and Cowan 9.l2—Spanish Dance, Gaiety Orchestra 9.l7—Miss Olive Lenton 9.27—Mr Ernest Fitts 9.32—Miss Lizzie Collins 9.4s—Miss Molly Bentley 9.55—"0ra Pro Nobis," Mr Fitts and Miss Layton *• ' ■ •. 10.3—The Screaming Farce Comedy, "School," aranged and produced by MR FRANK M. CLARK. SATURDAY NEXT. - First Appearance in Auckland Of The Clever Entertainers, HARVEY AND MORRIS. James- ' -Madse HARVEY AND MORRIS. PRICES—2/ and 1/. Box Plan at. Wildman'S. A UCKLAND LIEDERTAFEL. FIRST CONCERT. SEASON 1902. CHORAL HALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 25th. _ Part Sing, "The Anvil" Adam LIEDERTAFEL. Song, "Yeoman's Wedding *»£s_££ MR GEO. HIGGOT. . Part Song, "Drowsy Wood" Storch LIEDERTAFEL. . Contra-Basso Solo, "Cavatine"..Schwabe MONS. LOUIS BLITZ^ Part Song, "Ode to the Terrestrial Globe" Bridge LIEDERTAFEL. Song, "Good Night. Wttle,Lov^^.^ MRS J. CLIVE COLLINS. _ Part Song, "Italian Salat" Genee LIEDERTAFEL. Interval. . Part Song, "A Village Wedding"..Deßille LIEDERTAFEL. Song, "The Last Milestone" .......Pontet MR GEO. HIGGOT. Part Song, "Flow'ret and Bird"....Storch LIEDERTAFEL. Contra-Basso Solo—a, "Adagio"..Storch b, "Tyrolienne," with variations MONS. LOUIS BLITZPart Song, "Sunrise" Reitz LIEDERTAFEL. Song, "Jerusalem" ■■■• .Parker MRS J. CLIVE COLLINS. Part Song "Gondolier's Serenade". Schubert "GOD SAVE THE KING." Commencing at 8 p.m. Limited number of Tickets. Tickets at door, 2/. SYD. J. HAR'BUTT. /^R»AFTON RD. WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Choice Cantata, "Under the Palms," rendered by Choir, Scholars, and' Orchestra, on WEDNE SDAY, 23rd tost., in. the Church, at 7.45. p.m. Platform erected in front. Tickets-1/;-Children: 6d^ 5 : MEETINGS. NEWTON FOOTBALL CLUB — All intending players are requested, to matt at the Grafton Training Hall, TONIGHT, at 7.30. pHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. The Annual Parish Meeting will be held in the Schoolroom on THURSDAY, 24th April, at 8 p.m. After business there will be a SOCIAL. rtITY DISTRICT FOOTBALL CLUB.' Members will meet for Training at the Zealandia Rink, Stanley-st., TO-MOR-ROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, a.t 7 p.m. • A UCKLAND FBUTTETtE-RS' ASSO- ■«>- CIATION. A Meeting, of the above will be held at the Trocadero Tea Rooms at 8 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, 24th April, when the prizes won at Picnic will be distributed. W. BRIDGE, Acting Sec pARISH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Parishioners to receive the Report, and -.Accounts for the past year, and for the Election of Vestrymen and .Officers for the current year, will be held in the Parish Hall, Burleigh-st., on FRJK DAY, 25th April, at 7.30 p.m. All Parishioners and Members of the Congregation are requested,' to attend. rpiHE NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND PREVENTION' OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (Registered). , j The Ninth Anneal Meeting of the above wUI i be held in the Council Chambers on April" 24th, at 4 p.m. His Excellency Lord •ftanfurly, K.C.M.G:, will preside. Business—To Receive Report- and Elect Officers for the ensuing year. L. M. PORTER, Secretary. ECCLESIASTICAL, "PROTESTANT HALL, Karangahape ■■■*-■ Ei-Mr C. H. Hinman, Evangelist, will (DVV.) speak This Evening, 7.30.' .Subject, "Honest and Dishonest Seep*tics." Bible Students and Sceptics earnestly invited. Friday, Meeting at Foresters' Hall, at 7.30. GOLD BONIKG NOTICES. HAURAKI NO. 2 GOLD MINING COMPANY, NO LIABILITY. All Shares in the above Company on which the Call due and payable on M"ar. 12th, 1902, has not been paid will be sold by auction by Messrs G. W. Binney and Sons, at their Mart, Customs-st., Auckland, on THURSDAY, 24th April, 1902," at 11.30 a.m., unless the said Call be previously paid to the Manager. H. GILFILLAN, Jun., Manager. Auckland, 14th Apr., 1902. . — . FEBSONAL. ]y£R AND MRS ARTHUR BOULT, of the AM.P. Buildings, are net the "Mr and Mrs Boult" whose names appear in the.passenger list of the Mararoa which left for Sydney on Monday, the 21st. Mr and Mrs Arthur Boult are giv-. Ing their usual Lessons. " "M'OTTOE.—I w*H not be responsible for -_] any debts contracted withopt my written authority from tfils d».te.^&, jC. H. Buck.. ' ____.'IL'--