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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. •-- -... . J* ■ - ~_ - - Under the Patronage of His 'Exeell*np» & the Earl of Ranfuriy and tho,Ma-or '"% of Auckland.and Vctera.n, '' Association.. THE FIRST NIGHT IN AID OP ' VETERANS' HOME .FUND Or , c ii a,. • ii- ou s v t :--:-:; And-;; . TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY : COOPERS IMPERIAL BIOGRAPII. ! TTOE "DRITISH AND A KMT ILLUSTRATED SONGS. DRAMATIC TABLEAUX. . , ; MARVELLOUS ILLUSIONS NEW APPARATUS ! ■NEW, PICTURES EVERYTHING Ntew, ....:, ' I BRIGHT AND SPARKLING. Day Sales at-.Carter's,' opposite" Opera House. Box Plan now open at Wildman's. Admission 1/; Dress Circle, 2/. I Doors at ,7.30, p.m. Q H 0 E..A L HA L L; THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. MR AND 'MRS HAMILTON HODGES' SECOND SONG RECITAL. Assisting Artistes: MRS E. H. QUEREE (Pianist) MISS MAUD ALEXANDER (Contralto)' MR C. B. PLUMMER ('Cellist) MR J. H. PHILPOT (Piano) PROGRAMME. Recit., "And. God Said" (Hayctn) ' Air, "Rolling in Foaming Billows" r (Haydn Air. "Hear Ye. Israel"....(Mendelssohn) Recit.. Air, Duet, "What Have, r to "tlo With Thee" (Mendelssohn)Piano (.a) Prelude (op. S4, No. 1) ...... (Chaminadei (b) "Fruhlingsrausehen" ......... (Sindin-) > Song-, "Idle Words" (Adams) Song-Cycle,- "Summer-time" (Ronald) Daybreak, Morning-. Evening, Night Aria, "Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster"..., :• ■ ■ (Weber) , Song , , "When the Tide Comes 1n"....;..,; (Barnby) Song , , "The -Rainy Day"...; (BlumerithaJ.) . i Sons, "Across the Far Blue Hills Marie" (Blumenthal) Duet, "What Hear I" (Verdi) Bechstein Concert Grand, supplied by the< BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY. Doors open 7.30; Commence S. Prices: Front and Reserved Seats, i< (Family Ticket, to admit four, 10/); -. Back Seats, 2/; Gallery, 1/. ■ ' : . iPlan at Wlldman, Lyell, and Arey's. Conveyances from f>ll parts of the City direct to chp Choral Ik 1;, returning after the Recital. - , '-.. . ;'= f\ P E R A , H O U S El BANJO, GUITAR, AND MANDOLIN CLUB. GRAND CONCERT. FRIDAY NEXT.' '{FRIDAY NEXT. : Items My . ' ■■ MISSES OBR-HUNTER AND LILY ■BARKER.' MESSRS ARTHUR FORD, PERCY LEE ■ .-F. ■ CARTER*, and J. LAWRENCE; , ' Graceful Dance, by -.-Misses '. Allen, Merlin, Xucie, and Seymour. • With Limelight Effects. Mr F. W. Lloyd as "The Lady in Black,'.; arid '.'The.Languid Man." P.ox Plan now open at Messrs Wildman, Lyell 'aivl Arey's. Day Sa [a? at Mr Carter's, opposite 'Opera House. Admission—2/ and 1/. H. FOUNTAIN. Hon. Sec. ANCINCt — DEPORTMENT - PHYSICAL CULTURE - MRS MALCOLMSON'BOITLT, Holder of First cliss Teaching Certificate from Professor • West,' Sydney — SECOND TERM-COM-MENCES at Mrs Sovverby's Hall on; Wednesday and Friday Evening's, July Pth and 11th, at. .7.30: Saturday Afternoon,.*; July 12th. 3 o'clock; arjd Wednesday Af- ; ternoon, July 23rd, 3.43. Onehunga — Tuesday Evening. July, 15th, one hour Children's Class 6.15, Adults' Class 7.15. Par-' nell—Tliui-sday Evening- July 10th,. 7.30. Devonporb—Thursday Afternoon. July 17th , 3.45, ant 1 Monday Evening. July 28th. 7.30. '■■[ Ponsonby—Monday Afternoon, July 21st, ; 130. — A Private Exhibition of Fancy Dancing Will be heklin the Opera House i 3n October 15th; and a Fancy Dress Ball fj in the Choral Hall or; October 31st. ; Children's Ball. 7 fill 9; Adults, 9 till 2.— PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. — MRS ■ MALeOLMSON BOULT. Old Admiralty j House, Jermyr.-st S" T GEORGE'S HALL. GREAT NORTH RD., GREY LYNN? Tho Proprietor having purchased Tableg and Chairs Euchre, and also Ping Pong Tables, this Hall is very suitable for the above. A Lodge ' : Room 24 x 40ft in front of building for smaller or private parties. A most suit- • able place to spend the winter evenings.: Apply to MRS CRAWFORD, caretaker, at back of Hall, or P. Fj.PURCELL, Proprietor, i - .-sTEN.DEHS. rnKN'DERS wanted for Painting- ' t*'o.;-:_;' -*- Cottages, etc, Devonport" — "Apply Coastal Steamship Company, Wharf. RICK SHOP "AND "DWELLING, SYMONDS-ST. Tenders for the Erection of the above will bo received until THURSDAY, the 24th inst, at 12 o'clock, noon. Plans and ' «pecincations may be seen at my office. R. W. de MONTALK, Architect.\ , 22, Mining Chambers, Queen-st_ To /builders, ironworkers, ,:; v AND PLUMBERS. Tenders will be received until noon of MONDAY, 21st July, for the Erection or Fire Escapes, Water Mains, and Fire,.. Hose, for the Hospital Building. ' ED. BARTLEY, Architect. _ 7n~O B'IJILDB I S. Tenders will be received until toon on THURSDAY, 31st July, for the Erection of Two Brick Buildings and one Wooden ;; Building at Epsom, v Plans and specifications at my office, 26, Shortland-st. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ASHLEY HUNTER, Architect^ REMUERA WATER SUPPLY. .« TO CARPENTERS. Tenders for Erection of Store and Office will be received until Noon <» , MONDAY, 2ist July. _. fl Plans and specitication at my unicc, 28, Architect, i riTH AM E S HOSPITAI* Tenders are invited by the Trustees, returnable until TUESDAY, the 22nd mst- , at 4 p.m., for the Supply of Drugs, etc., to the above institution for the period commencing July 24th, 1902, and terminating oOth June, 1903. ; Specifications and Tender Forms may ■ be had on application to the Secretary. JNO. ED. BANKS, Secretary. Baillie-st, Thames, April sth, 1902.^ '* -■■, p I T.y OF AUCKLAND TENDERS. Tenders will be received in the To*a Clerk's Office, up to 4 o'clock p.m« THURSDAY, the 24th July, for CONSTRUPTING A NEW CROWN FO» SEWER, FREEMAN'S BAY.,. . Plans and specifications may be seen_W the office of the City Engineer, eoourfc HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerfc 3rd July, 1902. ■