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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 202, 24 August 1904, Page 8

AMUSEMENT*. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Lessee „.. C. R. Bailey Under the direction of JOHN LEMMONE. (By arrangement with W. Adlington, London.) pADERE^rSKI. "THE GREAT MUSICAL COLOSSUS OF THE DAY." "TEE MOST WONDERFUL MUSICAU EVEXT IX OCR HISTORY." "As Faderewski plays we are transported to realms of marrel, of adventure, and romance. Scenes of terror and of tenderness, scenes of love and scenes of laughter, with their shifting lights and shadows, which are presented to us in the poetic region which assumes form and substance, so to speak, at the command of the musical wizard." TWO RECITALS ONLY. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, Aud FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER '£. BOX PLANS. THE GUINEA SEATS -FOR BOTH IIECITALS ARE NOW OPEN. THE HALF GUINEA SEATS. The Plans for Half Guinea Seats for both Recitals will open on THURSDAY, at 0 cm. At WILDMAN, LYELL, AND AREY'S". ERARD Grand Pianos used. Agents: English and Foreign Piano Agency, 191, Queeu-st. W. E. AREY, I Representative for Mr Lemmone. ' /-*HORAL HALL. I V- , TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). GRAND CONCERT. AUCKLAND FEDERAL ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. M Assisted by Madam Chambers and Mr Arthur Ford, and Mr R. K?enan (Elocutionist). ° Conductor. Mr G. A. Paque, L.A.M. Leader, Herr A. L. Kreutzer. Pianist. Miss Trenwith. Txkets. 1/ and 1/6, at Wildmau. Lyell. and Arey"s. Trams leave Three Lamps at 7.]."> aDd 7.30 p.m. Doors open 7.30; Overtui'P S p.m. Trams leave Three Lamps at 7.15 aud 7.50 p.m. EMILY THORXE. Secretary._ jr VORIH SHORE i'ACHT CLUB. Jk ™ ANNUAL SOCIAL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGUT. At S. FORESTERS' HALL, DEVONPORT. CONCERT BY LEADING AMATItCRS, Including Misses Otieri:. Lyons, Tobias, Donovan, Dinner, Messrs Arthur Ford. Sraithson, Skerrett, Hughes, Pollock, etc. Presentation of Trophies. Dancing, etc. Tickets—Ladies 1/; Gents 2/. W. A. WILKINSON, 'lion. Sec. ~r: m. a at THE BANJO CONCERT advertised for FRIDAY. "26th iust.. is unavoidably POSTPONED, on account of illness, till further notice. THOS. BUDDLE, Hon. Sec._ BOROUGH NOTICFS. •nOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. APPOINTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. The Council cf the above Borough invite applications for the Office of Electrical Engineer at a.salary of £225 per annum. Particulars of the lei ins and conditions attaching to ihe appointment ,may be obtained from the Office of this paper. Applications, endorsed "Appointment Borough Engineer,"' and accompanied by not less than three testimonials, must reach mc cot later than 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, October sth, 1904. Canvassing any member of the Council dixectly or indirectly will disqualify. F. T. BELLRiNGER. Town Clerk. New Plymouth, August 22iid, 1904. SPORTING. i C p H I L P o T, TATTERSALL'S CLUB, Telephone 1609. AUCKLAND. Circulars Forwarded on Application. ■pAKUKANGA HUNT CLUB. X (Under Rules of Racing.) ■ HUNT SPORTS. To be held at ALEXANDRA PARK. EPSOM. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1904. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 1.15 T.M. PROGRAMME: 1. FARMERS' FLAT RACE, li miles 2. HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, 2 miles 3. OPEN HANDICAP FLAT RACE, one mi'e 4. HUNTERS' HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, 22j miles 5. FARMERS' HURDLE RACE, 2 miles 6. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP FLAT RACE, 24 miles NOMINATIONS CLOSE AUGUST Slst. All Amateur Ridors must have Gentlemen Riders' Licenses. Admission to Ground. 1/; to Stand, 2/. Ladies Free to Ground. R. P. KINLOCH, and B. LEWIS, t Joint Hon. Secretaries. _ i TROTTING CLUB. ■ ANNUAL MEETING. 1904. • I The Annual Gpiier.il Meeting of Members j of the above Clnb will be held at the Office I Durham-st. East, on WEDNESDAY NEXT I the 31st August. ! BUSINESS: To Receive Report and Balance Sheet To Elect Six Members of Committee in place of those retiring To Elect Stewards in place of those retiring C. F. MARK. Secretary. ■CMIARD-S PlANOS—Exclusively used by ■v I'ndcrewski and Mark Hambourg.— Afrcnts: The E. and F. Piano Agency (S. cohii -utt. Manager). pOXSOXBY " BOWLING CLUBI Members who have sent their Bowls to Wellington to be tested, can obtain delivery. The nndrrsifrued will be at the Pavilion on THURSDAY NEXT, from 7.30 to 5.30 and on SATURDAY, same hour. . JJ. FAIRS, Hon. Secretary.