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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 124, 27 May 1902, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. QITY , -gALL. EVERY EVENING AT ,. 8. T)IX'S /GAIETY riOMPANY. Introducing from time to time all that is best in the World of Vaudeville. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING.. First Appearance in Auckland. -. Of-' THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS (James) THE ALLISONS (Lucy) THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS THE ALLISONS Honoured and Known throughout the Profession as two of the Most Artistic and Refined Song Sketch Artists and Specialty Dancers on the English Vaudeville Stage. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Reappearance of the Clever and Popular Coon Singer. MISS MAUD FANNING. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Don't Fail to See the Great Irish Comedy Sketch, "A Lady's Companion," as presented by' the Popular Comedian, MR FRANK M. CLARK. i LAST TWO NIGHTS Of HARVEY & MORRIS LAST TWO NIGHTS Of MDLLE. ADELE LIBRA. LAST TWO NIGHTS Of MISS MOLLY BENTLEY. Continued Epthusiastic Success MR ERNEST FiTTS. MR MILLER FRASEK. MISS FLORRIE RANGTER. MISS STELLA RANGER. MISS CONNIE DEVEREUX. MR JOE COWAN. PRICES—2/, 1/. Box Plan at Wildman's. , U M B~L A I N HALL. (Late Tooman's Auction Mart) , QUEEN-Stf WILL SHORTLY OPEN ROWLEY'S WAXWORKS. ROWLEY'S - WAXWORKS. And CYCLORAMA. NEARLY ONE HUNDRED FIGURES. Including .ROYAL, CELEBRATED NOTORIOUS PERSONAGES. SOUTH AFRICAN HEROES. LORD ROBERTS, LORD KITCHENER, GENERAL BADEN POWELL. BOER LEADERS. - KRUGER, CRONJE, DE WET. PROFESSOR ANTONIO'S ROYAL ENGLISH PUNCH AND JUDY 6 D - / 6 D - Admission 6d; Children Half Price. Under the Distinguished Patronage and in the presence of His Excellency the Governor, Lady Ranfurly, and Suite. r\ P E R A HOUSE. AUCKLAND' BANJO, GUITAR, AND~. MANDOLIN CLUB (REGISTERED). GRAND CONCERT. FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 30.VOCALISTS—Miss Maud McGuire, soprano; Mr Hamilton Hodges, baritone; Mr W. A,spinall, tenor; Mr Hugh Absolum, humorist. INSTRUMENTALIST—Miss Lily Barker, guitarra soloist; Mr J. Lawrence, banjo /soloist; Mr F. Carter, harp soloist; Mr H. Fountain, banjo soloist. Selections by the Full Strength of the Club. Box Plan now open at Messrs Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's. Booking Free. ADMISSION—2/ and 1/. - UCKLAND UNITARIAN CHURCH. PONSONBY RD: GRAND CONCERT. ;ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 28/ ■;- Commence!" 8. '-"-* To Aid in Purchase of Piano. ' Admission by Silver Coin at Door. Friends Cordially Invited. EXHIBITIONS. g A LE OF WORK. PITT-STREET METHODIST SCHOOLROOM. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 28 AND 29. The Sale will be opened TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, At 3j,o'clock, BY GEO. FOWLDS, ESQ., M.H.R. Splendid Assortment of Useful and Fancy Articles. Reasonable Prices. Refreshment Stall. Produce Stall. Evening Concert, Ping-Pong, Shooting, Etc. Open continuously from 3 to 10 p.m. Admission, 6d. A .SALE of Winter Clothing by sCST- < ban's Ladies' Guild will be held on Friday, 13th June, in St, Alban's Hall, Mt Roskill Rd. FURNISHINGS. ETC. TYAVENPORT'S Furnishing Warehouse, '■*-' Karangahape Rd.'—Austrian Bentwood Chairs, 4/6; Combination Chests, Bevel Mirror; Duchess Pairs, with bevel, 25/6; Plate Mirrors, 32/6.—The Place to Furnish Your Home From. DAVENPORT & SON, the House Fur-, nishers, will supply you with an estimate and furnish your home at bed-rock prices. . •jryAVENPQRT'S Caspfefc Squares, Tapesr J . try, Brussels, and Axminster are well known to be the best value in Auckland.—Davenport and Son, Karangahape Road. piNG pONG. piNG pONG. TABLES-9 x 5. Stained Green, on Trestles, 25/ each TABLE TOPS—B _ 4, folding, very portable, 17/6 each RACQUETS-Wood, 9d each T. & H QOOKE, HOUSE FURNISHERS, QUEEN AND GREY STS. pEMNANT SALE. LINOLEUMS. OILCLOTHS. OVER BAMBOO POLES, WITH FITTINGS COMPLETE, FROM 1/ to 3/6. HEARTH RUGS OF ALL SIZES, AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. :pATCHPOLE'S, pATCHPOLE'S, KARANGAHAPE RD. —^— —————i——i ______**' mmmmm "——' \- HALO OF SATISFACTION ■ Gleams from the face of every one ___. who eats L". -• ■ .'ST. GEORGE! JAM. affUfijfo,