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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 149, 25 June 1902, Page 8

'' : AMPSEMEHTS. A MFHITHEATRE, CUSTOMS-ST., "a Near Railway Station. .. -gROS.' HUGE NEW CIRCUS AND_MENAGERIE OF TRAINED WILD ANIMALS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GRAND AND ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. • IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS. Including— _^ _ D „ s S/S« CIOWM and Audience, _ _ WlrthS' Troupe of Ground and Lofty Tumblers. The Pony and Monkey Steeplechas^ New Clown Entries, New Horse* an Uproariously Funny Finale, CIRCUS RIDING EXPOSED TO MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT. G_?°ND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. Eclipsing Anything Ever Seen in ,AUCkland ' -Eret, r6 GREAT FIREWORKS DISPLAY From 7 till 8. ■ THE GREAT AMPHITHEATRE Brilliantly Illuminated, and Comfortably Seating 4000 Persons. ... PRICES-4/, 3/, 2/, and 1/. MATINEES—SATURDAY. AFTERNOONS. NOTICE TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. THE GREAT WIRTHi SHOWS will NOT tour the Country Districts this Season, so this is the only opportunity of Seeing AUSTRALASIAS GREATEST SHOW.' • SEE IT NOW OR NEVER. i U N B L A N E HA L L. ROWLEY'S WAXWORKS. "' And LONDON COMPANY. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. CORONATION WEEK. For th*e Benefit of Country Visitors, The AVaxworks will be Open from 10 AM. TILL 10 P.M. Vaudeville and Punch and Judy Shown at Intervals. CORONATION DAY. Balloon Ascent at 10 a.m. 500 TOYS Wil be given to the First 500 Children Visiting the Waxworks. Competitions for Handsome Prizes. Morning and Afternoon. Onen 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission 6d; Children 3d. A UCK LA N D LIEDERTAFEL. "SECOND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT." CHORAL HALL, FRIDAY, JUNE Miss Orr-Hunter will sing— Aye Maria and "Waiting" Mr Horace Stebbing will sing—"The Englishman" and "The Honour of Old England" Mr Wharton Thompson (Organ) will play—"Elegy," "Grand Offertoire in D f Minor" Liedertafel will sing—"Soldiers' Chorus," "Fnust," assisted by the Garrison Band Liedertafel Items—"Sweet and Low," "Midnight," "Hark. the Merry .- Drum." "Voice of the Torrent," "Tears of Anguish," "A Toast" Tickets at the door, 2/; doors open 7.30. pONSONBY~ MUSICAL SOCIETY. NOTICE'TO MEMBERS. The USUAL PRACTICE will be held TO-MORROW EVENING. A. J. DONALDSON, . Hon. Secretary. \ . lectures. Foresters' hall, karangaJd hape road. coronation lecture, the rev, j. j.-lewis. Will Deliver a LVvcture on ' "THE THRONE OF ENGLAND," ■TN the above Hall on 'THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING (Eve of the Coronation), JUNE 25. Chairman, George Fowkls, Esq.; M.H.R Commence at 7.30 p.m. Admission, 1/. Tickets Sunday School Union. Queen-st. Large Choir and Popular Soloists will render Patriotic 'Selections; D R . W. E. TH° MA s Will LECTURE AND GIVE PRIVATE LESSONS As usual TO-MORROW. (THURSDAY).. - . \■ ■ - PIAHOS, OBGAIfS, fte. TOHN WEIR, ANGLO-COLONIAL '> PIANO EMPORIUM, 71, QUEEN-ST. -First class Stock of Pianos and Organs, English and German, by Celebrated Firms —Jarrett and Goudge, London, and Waklermar's, also, Waldek's, Berlin. Organs by Storey and Clark, Chicago. Pianos by other leading makers arrive shortly. Instruments sold for Cash', .or on Easy Hire System. Intending Buyers should inspect our stock before deciding. , J ATEST THASY mERMS. No Deposit RICHARDSON'S No Interest No Interest No Deposit No Deposit 4?Q,7 10/ No Interest No Deposit dJO* lWj No Interest No Deposit PIANOS. No Interest No Deposit Payable by No Interest No Interest Hire Payments No Deposit No Deposit No Interest No Deposit from No Interest No Interest 20/ . No Deposit No Deposit Monthly No Interest No Interest 28A ' ' ' No Deposit No Deposit ;./ QUEEN-ST. No Interest p I A N O S. p I A NO S. "HAAKE," Hannover . ' , A ■-„.....;■ "KAFS," Dresden.' - "BECHSTEIN," Berlin . ' . "STROHMENGER," London. Sole Agents: BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO . COMPANY.. A. HEGMAN .Manager . - STRAND ARCADE. L, R. ... EA D *■- LIVERPOOL STREET. ,'■ ' Telephone 857. Established .. ...... .... 18S0. piANOS. piANOS. piANOS. By some of the leading makers in - the world, at the cheapest rates . in Auckland. JUSTIN ' BROWNE, London — Unap- ■ pro-ached for perfection of tone, touch, and durability. JOSEPH WALLIS, London-Very handsome Pianos from: £35. HOLLING &SPANGENBERG—The most . popular of any German makers; winners of 20 medals. W. SPAETHE - Awarded Special Gold Medal at Auckland Exhibition. Also, excellent moderate-priced ironframed, overstrung .instruments by Steffens, Krauss, Max Kurts, etc. jpqpr TO 'jp7K PIANOS.-Country _WO_» 3wt_ visitors in town for the Coronation and intending Piatio Buyers should call and inspect F. MOORE AND CO.'S stock of high-class English instruments.- Unsurpassed for tone, appearance, durability and good value.— THE OLD MILL BUILDING, Lower Queen-st. Auckland, 25th June, 1902 . ot|-/-MACKINTOSH Coats, usual price . -•'-*-' 30/, absolutely best value In New ; Zealand, selling;rapidly;.he in time;—Mc- [ Bride, Victoria-st., next Victoria■%otel.