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AMUSEMENTS. AIT V-- ~ gj ALL. EVERY EVENING AT 8. -TiJX'S i GAIETY QOMPANY. TWO MORE SUCCCESFUL ATTRACTIONS. FLORRIE RANGER The Bright FLORRIE RANGER and Winsome FLOP^RIE RaNGER Young FLORRIE RANGER Serio. FLORRIE RANGER MISS STELLA RANGER. MISS STELLA RANGER* MISS STELLA RANGER. MISS STELLA RANGER* The Charming Soprano Vocalist. Both these Young Artists Made their First Appearance in Auckland Last Night, and received the heartiest of Welcomes from an Admiring A.iiqlghcg ENORMOUS SUCCESS Of CUNNING CUNNING America's CUNNING Greatest CUNNING Magician CUNNING The entire CUNNING Audience CUNNING Completely CUNNING Baffled. CUNNING ■ CLARK AND COWAN, HARVEY & MORRIS MR FRED. RIVENH ALL MR ERNEST Fi'i" MR DAVE FROH. MISS MOLLY BENi. ... MISS BERYL GILLMaN. And The Screamingly Funny Farce Sketch, "ON THE TILES," Presented under the Sole Direction of The Popular Versatile Comedian. MR FRANK M. CLARK. MR FRANK M. CLARK. MONDAY NEXT. First Appearance in New Zealand Of MADAME ADELE LIBRA. 'The Handsome Intrepid Wire Walker. PRICES-2/ and IA Box Plan at W Tildman's. ■ Q PER A. . . HOUSE. Under the Direction and Management of Mr Harry Rickards. mO-MOREOW. mO-MORROW. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 15. FOR POSITIVELY NINE NIGHTS ONLY. The Greatest Theatrical Event of the Century. Under the Distinguished Patronage and in the Presence of His Excellency the Governor, Countess of Ranfurly, and Suite, who have signified their intention ot witnessing the Opening Performance. MR HARRY RICKARDS Has the Honour to Announce that he will introduce to the New Zealand Public, on the above Date, bis NO. 1 COMPANY OF VAUDEVILLE STARS, Headed by the pREAT .piNQUEVALLI. First Appearance in Auckland of THE GREAT PAUL CINQUEVALLI „ CINQUEVALLI CINQUEVALLI , CINQUEVALLI CINQUEVALLI CINQUEVALLI CINQUEVALLI CINQUEVALLI . L'INCOMPARABLE. Absolutely the Greatest Juggler on the face of the earth, whose marvellous performances have created a profound sensation in every part of the Globe. Madame LYDIA YEAMANS-TITUS, LYDIA YEAMANS-TITUS, ' * LYDIA YEAMANS-TITUS, The Peerless Lyric Actress and Travesty Queen. Assisted by the Talented Pianist, Mr i FREDERICK J. TITUS. :W. - '. ■ COLBY AND WAY Chas.-COLBY AND WAY"-Alice . ":'-;;. --GODBY. A^D-WAY,' - The Greatest Ventriloquial Novelty on the Vaudeville Stage, Introducing their FAMOUS DANCING DOLL. PROFESSOR CHARLES WRIGLEY. PROFESSOR . CHARLES WRIGLEY. The Eminent English Saxophone and Clarionet Soloist. MISS NITA LEETE. . MISS NITA LEETE. One of Australia's Most Favourite Contralto Vocalists. MR JAMES OPIE. MR JAMES OPIE. The Prominent Young South Australian Baritone. Eva—THE DIAMOND DUO—Evelyn EVa.—THE DIAMOND DUO—Evelyn The Talented Vocalists, Dancers, and Expert Banjoists. Chas.—WALKER AND MAY—lda : Chas.—WALKER AND MAY—lda America's Champion Gold Medal Cake Walkers and Specialty Artists. Pianist MR FRED HALL PRICES OF ADMISSION-3/, 2/, 1/; a few Orchestra Stalls may he Reserved at 4/. Early Doors to Stalls and Pit, Sixpence Extra. Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell, & Arey's. M. MARCUS..... Touring Manager JOHN C. LEETE Business Manager mHE SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECJL TION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. EVENING CONCERT. • SATU R.DAY, MAY 17, 1902, IN GOVERNMENT HOUSE BALLROOM. Under the Patronage and in the Presence of His Excellency tbe Governor and Lady Ranfurly. The following Ladies and Gentlemen will take partiMiss Violet Mount Miss Maud Howard Mesdames A. Coates and Arch dale Tayler. Signorina Albeggiani. Misses Morrin, Court, Dawson, Coghlan, Abbott. Very Rev. Dr. Egan, 0.5.8. Messrs P. Hockley, S. Jackson, Wilfred Manning. Accompanist Mrs S. Jackson Musical Director......Dr. W. E. Thomas A Duologue Comedietta, "Old Bachelors," Messrs Montague and Tayler. "God Save the King." Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. - Carriages at 9.45. Box Plan now onened at Wildman, Lyell,. and Arey's. A limited number of Tickets can be obtained at the door. > ECCLESIASTICAL, frpi H I S. EVEN I N G, CHURCH OF CHRIST, WEST STREET, At 7.45. ERNEST TUCK, from Melbourne. Subject, "Hell and Spirits in Prison." Questions Invited. Nq Collection. PROTESTANT HALL karangahape J- Rd.—Mr C. H. Hinman, Evangelist, will (D.V.) speak This Evening, 7.30. Subject, "The Mystery of--Lawlessness." Bible Students and sceptics earnestly invited. OJT. BARNABAS' CHURCH, MOUNT d EDEN. The Most Reverend the Primate, Bishop Cowie, will Institute the Rev. E. J. McFarland to the Cure of St. Barnabas' Parish on THURSDAY, 15th May, at 8 p.m., when all Parishioners are invited to attend. BLANKETS, RUGS, FLANNELS, di-. rect from the looms, all sizes and kinds, best and cheapest stock in Auckland at Rushbrook and Bridgman's.