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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 15, 18 January 1905, Page 8

**-*V AMUSEMENTS. 0 ; P E R A HOUSE. T7-OR A SHORT SEASON ONLY COMA? 'MENCING FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. ARTHUR KNIGHT'S /^IINEMATOGRAPH. Absolutely the Latest Thrilling and Humourous Moving Pictures from London, Paris and the Far East! An Opportunity not to be missed. See Them! Thy Recommend Themselves. RUSSIA V. JAPAN ! Bombardment of Port Arthur. FAT MRS BROWN OFF FOR THE HOLlDAYS—lrresistibly Funny! A Continual Roar of Laughter. Encored Nightly in London. Desperate Struggle Between COWBOYS AND INDIANS. Drama of the Wild West. SCENES AT EVERY FLOOR! All the Rage In Paris. Tragedy and Humour NEW QUAY LIFEBOAT TO THE RESCUE ! ! (By Kind permission of the National Lifeboat Institution). ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED SONGS. SONGS. Miss Viola Allen. ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. Enthusiastic Scenes in the Emerald Isle. THE SMUGGLERS. Exciting Chase on the Cornish Coast. ECCENTRICITIES OF A DOORKEEPER Amazing and Amusing ! .' And A HOST OF OTHERS, t HE B*ST SHOW OF ITS KIND IN THE COLONIES. Popular Prices—2/, 1/, and 6d. Day sales at Groves', opposite. Proprietor and Manager, Arthur Knight. Operator, W. Ward Advance Agent, Harry Austin. JTIS -jtJAJESTY'S rpHEATRE. jan"uTb7 30 , "j ryiLLIAMSON'S* J f\ "ryiLLIAMSON'S MARVELLOUS 810 TABLEAU, The GREATEST MOVING PICTURE SHOW Ever Presented TO THE PEOPLE OF AUCKLAND. Stirring and Vivid Scenes in the RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. Representative, BERT ROYLE. UNDER AUSPICES OF MARIST BROTHERS OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1905. LECTURE BY THE VERY REV. DEAN HACKETT On IRISH WIT AND HUMOUR. In aid of the St. Benedict's School Fund. Interspersed with Excellent Vocal Items. The Lecture Sparkles throughout with Brilliant and Highly Diverting Gems of Irish Wit and Humour. IRRESISTIBLY AMUSING. DELIGHTFULLY REFRESHING, and , INIMITABLY DELIVERED. ADMISSION: 2/ and 1/. W. WHELAN, R. A. KEENAN, F. B. GORMLEY, Committee. PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS. THE DEVONPORT STEAM ~,,.. FERRY COMPANY, LIMITED. EXCURSIONS FOR THIS WEEK. Steamers will leave the Ferry Tee as follows:— FOR ST. HELIER'S BAY. Daily, except Saturday, at 7.15 a.m., 10.45 a.m., 2 p.m., 5.10 p.m. Saturday, 7.15 a.m., 10.45 a.m., 1.30 p.m. Returning from St. Helier's Bay daily, except Saturday, 8.5 a.m., 11.30 a.m., 4.15 p.m., 5.45 p.m. — Returning from St. Helier's Bay Saturday, S.S a.m., 11.30 a.m., 5 p.m. FOR RANGITOTO ISLAND. Thursday, 19th, at 10.45 a.m. and 2 p.m., leaving Rangltoto at 3.45 p.m. Fares:— Adults, 1/; Children, under 12, 6d. A A N IDEAL SUMMER TRIP. S.S. NGAPUHI. FEBRUARY 17th to 25th. Send to Northern Co. for Descriptive Leaflet. J ORS.U., N.Z. DISTRICT, All mgpn-bers of the iabove, together with their friends, are requested to attend the Picnic to be held in Buckland's Paddock, Remuera, lou MONDAY, January 30th, Regatta Day. * Sports, Games, and fun for-all. Tea, Milk, and Sugar provided. Remuera Trams stop at gate . GEO. ROSSER,, A. SMITH, Joint Secretaries. FUNERAL NOTICES. JJ A.O.D.—AUCKLAND fjM____ Members of the Order J \X£SSL. are requested to meet at Yincent-st, TO-MORROW '"Ss3&§l_Hfi& (THURSDAY), at 2 p.m., raH to accompany the remains °f our late Bro. R. M. Heard to their last rest at Purewa. - E. LIGHTFOLL. A.D. BOOTS AND SHOES. XfcKERRAS' BOOT SALE IS ON—Eye- -'-*- opener Prices—Right opposite "Herald Office. AJcKERRAS' BOOT SALE IS ON—Eyex »->- opener Prices—Right ODposite "Herald" Office. ATcKERRAS' BOOT SALE IS ON—Eye,_V, ££f ner Prl ces—Rigbt opposite "Herald Office. YX/-HERE to Get Boots to Order or IL, R epairs prompt-Miller and Sons, Gold Medallists. 3. High-st,. near Star Office. TENDERS. • fJIO SEED MERCHANTS. Tenders will be received by mc up to Noon on THURSDAY, 2Sth 'instant, for supply and delivery of Grass Seed for improved Farm Settlements. Specifications may be seen at Land Offices, Auckland and New Plymouth. F. SIMPSON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Lands and Survey Office, New Plymouth, January 16. 1905. WHI T U • ROAD BOARD. „.™„,? epar * te T 2:, n,lers are Invited for the Whn V? 1 a eW Shed OU tlle A WhltU ♦ i rf i plans and specification may be seen at Mr Jones', Cabinetmaker. Queen street Onehunga, and at the Awhitu Wharf Post (not Including floor), the date of removal to be fixed by the Board. Tenders will be received up till 11 a.m. "SATURDAY 2Sth January, 1905, to be accompanied bv'a flp- * viY f « Pfr cent., addressed Chairman Awhitu Road Board, Awhitu, and marked Tender." Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. r> «•»•«--> m _t -,