AMUSEMEHTM. P E R A BOOSB. AND PALACE OF VARIETIES. In Future FULLER'S ENTERTAINERS Will be known as -puLLJ?as "paiPiKß /^iOiirANY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Again Under the Patronage and Presence Of ALL THE FOOTBALLERS. THE FIRST TWO BOWS OF STALLS SPECIALLY RESERVED. T ENKON, TTYMAN, AMD T ENNON. Li xi Xj Marvellous Acrobats, and Club Jugglers. Encored Times Out of Number. ROSE BELMONT. Pathetic Balladist. WILL STEVENS. THE STAGPOOLES, THE CHARMING STEELE SISTERS. TILLIE DL'.NBAR. IDA BERRIDGE. J l3l MARION. Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 2/ (Reserved at Wildmans); Stalls 1/; and Pit, 6d. Day Sales at Groves' and Carter's. _ PERA HOUSE AND PALACE OF VARIETIES. "VTONDAY ATEXT, f>2 "ENGAGEMENT - T^XTRAORDINARY. THE TTESSEMS. THE GREATEST ACROBATS AND HEAD TO HEAD BALANCERS IN THE WORLD ENGAGED AT TflE ENORMOUS SALARY OF f 100 PER WEEK, (OHOKAL HALL. CHOKAL HALL. \J SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. COMIC A'PEK.4. OMIC V/PERA. TO COUNTRY VISITORS — ft has been decided to repeat the ' Comic- Opera, "MARTHA." which met with such enormous success on Wednesday last, to give our visitors an opportunity of hearing some of Auckland's leading and popular Singers. WALTER WIIYTE BARRY CONEY R. MANTELL T. MIDGLEY MISS ATTI.SEBROOK MISS L. THOMSON MIRP MONTGOMERY MISS KEBNOT MISS BARNES And MADAME LILIAN TREE. The Distinguished Prima Donna. NOTE—ADMISSION, 1/ and 2/. Commencing 8 p.m. Box Plan now open at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's. Day at Richardson's, 290, Queenst.: Toreador Floral Depot. H.M. Arcade; and Groves' (opp. Opera House). Trams leave Three Lamps at 7.15 and 7.20 p.m. QtECOND INVITATION RECITAL. IKj ' Given by the Pupils of MISS AMY STEVENSON, To be held in THE MUSIC ROOMS of THi. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY (MR S. COLDICUTT, Manager). 191, QUEEN-ST. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), AUGUST 19th, at ' S p.m. SPOKTXHG. A VONDALE JOCKEY fXMJB. gPRING jy^EETING. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, SATURDAY, 4 "- SEPTEMBER 24. Nominations for AVONDALE CUP STEEPLECHASE PLUMPTON HANDICAP FLYING HANDICAP Will Close TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 19th August, 1004, by 9 p.m. GENERAL ENTRIES, FRIDAY, September 2. HARBY H. HAYR, Secretary. DBAFEB7, CLOIHING, ETC. A/~\ 1 BLACK HARD HATS, reduced ■*/ -*-- 1 - from (J/11. Wonderful bargains Hard Hats.—All*. Moore Clothing Co.{ X arangahape-road. Ifi/11 MACKINTOSHES, reduced J.U/ J_L from 29/6. Men's and Boys' Overcoats for almost nothing.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co.'s Great Salvage Sale. f* /-J -1 DR. JIM HATS, reduced from 9/6. "/ J— , - Astonishing ' Bargains Dr. Jim Hats.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karaagahape road. 7/11 BOYS 3-GARMENT SUITS, reI/J_L duced from 13/6; Boys' Norfolk Suits, 4/1 L 5/11. 6/1 L 7/11, 8/11.— Alt. Moore Clothing Co.'s Great Salvage Sale. 3D, 3d, 3d, 3d, 3d—BOYS' PLUSH, Serge, or Tweed Caps reduced to 3d.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., -Karangahape-road. T/-J "1 MEN'S WORSTED TROUSERS, 4 ' -*-•- reduced from 12/6.. S/J.l Men's Viciiiia Ti-ousers, well worth 12./G. — All. MtHire Ciottiug Co., Kaiangaiiape-road. 14-/11 YOUTHS ' Long Trouser Suits, J -^ c/ J ~ L reduced from 29/C.—Alf. Moore Clotlung Co. : s Great Salwige Sale, Kara.-ngaaape-road. Q PAIRS IRON FRAME SOX for 1/, in «> Black or Tan.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co.'s Great Salvage Sale, Kaiangahape-rd. k >Q/fi TAI LOR MADE VICUNA SUITS, - U^J/ *-> reduced from 39/U —Alf. Moore Cio-tUng Co., Kaxangahape-road. 3D SILK TIES, lovely patterns reduced from 1/.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co.'s Great Salvage Sale, Karangahape-road. OQ/ftiggHECKED VICUNA SUITS, ail O«// VJ-'Tajior.made, equal to 90/ measured goods.—ALf. Mooie Clothing Co., Kara-agaha-pe road. • 1/11 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 HARD - L/ - LJ -»fliiTS, cheap at double the price. Biggest assortment in Auckland. Alf Moore Clothing Co. 9/1 "J MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS * J/ - 1 - , - good patterns,' sizes 5, 6, and 7, reduced from 5/11.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., K-aran^ahape-road. -J /O SiNGLKTS pad 1/6 Underpants-.re-J-/ t> ducea from 2/6.—Alf. Moore ClotnInjj Co.'s Great Salvage Sale, Karanganape road. I /Q DUNGAREE TROUSERS, reduced -»-/«/ fiom 2/11. This Hue beats cock figh ling.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape road. 1/11 2/ . GI 2/11 and s/11 Dr - Jim Hats > - L/ *' * ridiculous prices no matter what fcind of hat.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape-road. A/-[[ BLACK OILSKIN COATS, reduc- */ - L - L ed from 14/6; better lines, 5/11, 6AI. 7/11, 8/11.—Alf. Moore Clothlug Karangahape-road. £>/Q WHiTE SHIRTS, i educed from O 3/11.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co.'s Gi-eat Salvage Sale, Karangaiiape-road. 1/11 2nx 3/11 BOYS' ODD COATS, J-' J-J-» nice patterns, astonishing bargains.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Kara&gaIvape road. ■O /a STRONG DARK WORKING U SHIRTS, reduced from 3/11. Never made for the money.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape-road. O/I 1 SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, *-*' -*—*- reduced from 12/6. Enormous stocks.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape road. r> /11 LEATHER WORKING SHIRTS. +*/ J-L reduced from 3/11; Boys' Shirts for 1/. White Shirts 2/B.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karongahapo-road.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 198, 19 August 1904, Page 8
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