AMUSEMENTS. O'PEBA HOUSE AND FULLER'S PALACE OF VARIETIES. Vaudeville T7<ULLER'S Burlesque Minstrel ■«-., Specialties. BOUSE FUL6 AND JOHN FULLER Enormous Success of PERCY T-kENTON, End Man and Tenor -L , Vocalist. ATHAS, Marvellous Trick Skater. HILDA LANE, Charming Soprano. CLARENCE TISDALE American Tenor. BEATTIE MACDONALD. Serio. A, L. CROPP, the Eminent Basso. Continued Success of pROFESSOR T^LAER AND MISS AMY KLAER. The Greatest Living Animal Trainers. KELDIE AND DAVIS - 808 LLOYD NELLIE POWER STAN. CHESTER 2/, 1/, and 6d. Reserves at Wildman s. I A [UCKLAND ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.— No practice to-night. The nest practice i≤ on Wednesday, 23rd.—H. Dobbie, Sec. rpHE AUCKLAND SHAKESPEARE -*- SOCIETY.—Second Reading of present season, V.M.C.A. Hall, To-night, at 8 punctually, "Henry IT." part 2. Subscribers only. JSAKESPEARE CLASSES Commence Study on THURSDAY, July IS. Applications for enrolment to MRS J COLEMAN PENRICE, A.M.P. Buildings, Queenst. DANCING —Mr. H. §1 Kelly's Second Annual Ball, Royal Albert Hall, tomorrow eveniDg (Thursday). Dancing, 5.15 p.m. "P|ANCING. —The Ivanhoe Social Club XJ hold their Plain and Fancy Dress Ball In Royal Albert Hall, on Friday Next, Jnly 19th. Spectators, 1/. —T. W. Robson, Sec. .TRANCING. — Mrs. Sowerby's "Long -L , Evening," Royal Albert Hall, WED., 17th July. Second quarter starts at St. Andrew's Hall: Juveniles, Sat., July 20; adults, Monday, 22nd, and Thursday, 25tb; Wapiti Hall, Epsom, Tuesday, 23rd.— Terms, etc., Mrs. Sowerby, Inkerman-st., Onehuuga. BOXING. BOYAL A LBERT TTALL i A. JtL gL J? NEXT MONDAY. July 22nd. g I f\ NORTHERN BOXING r V 5 a association. (Affiliated with N.Z. Boxing Council), Will hold the AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL AMATEUR BOXING -JQQ-γ— CHAMPIONSHIPS—-IQA'7 A Record Number of Nominations received. All the best talent in the district competing. .QHAMPIOiNS (DEFENDING THErR • TITLES. No Exhibition Spars. All genuine Contests. The Finest Display of Scientific Boxing, the cleverest show of ringcraft offered to the public this year. REPRESENTATIVES FROM AUCKLAND, WAIHI, KOHUKOHU. AND KING COUNTRY. Commencing 8 p.m. A. HAMILTON, Hon. Sec. pro tern. THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING of the above Association will be heldat its Rooms, Amateur Sports Club, THIS EVESfTNG. 8 p.m. FOOTBALL. TjIOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 20. AT ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. V. A UCKLAND. Kick-off 3 p.m. sharp. ADMISSION to Ground 6d; Grandstand,6d C. V. LANGSFORD. Seo. A.B.U. ATHLETIC SPOB.TS. mHE AUCKLAND A THLETIC ,r*iLUB TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. C'-ta — TWENTY - FIRST — 4? Iβ ! 3i-LO NOVICE HANDICAP, 3i-i-O 75yds. W. RILEY, Secretary, 17. Coombes' Arcade. THE KENNEL. A UCKLAND T7-ENNEL QLUB. 1 fi TH A NXUAL gHOW, AUGUST 9ND AND QRD, ICWV7 Entries dose July 20th, 190". Schedules now ready. H. B. MASSET, Secretary, High-st. BALE OF WORK AND BAZAARS. THE COMMITTEE OF THE CHILDREN'S HOME, BEMUEEA, Intend holding a SALE OF WORK, In aid of the funds of the Institution, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 22, and 23. In the WESLEY HALL, PITT-STREET. Contributions towards the Sale will be gTatefuQy received by Miss Pearson, Ka-tangaSape-road; the Matron of the Home, Portland-road, Remuera; or the Hon. Sec., Mrs F. M. Hay, "Wlrarepuna," Graftonroad. SPORTING. A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. NOTICE TO TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS. Your attention is called to an advertisement in the "Referee," that applications for Trainers' and Jockeys' Licenses for the ensuing season must be in by July 20th. J. F. HAETI/ASD. Secretary. MEETINGS. : ifO THE RESIDENTS OF PONSONBY. A Meeting will be held in the Ponsonby Bowling Pavilion on THURSDAY, July ISrh. at 7.30 p.m., to consider the advisability of establishing a Congregational Church in Pcnsonby. All those interested are cordially invited to attend. . DAVID GOUK, T. CRAIG, W. B. LEYLAND, J. F. COUSINS, Conveners. r O~~ T I C eT AUCKLAND WORKINGMEN'S CLUB AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. '. j The Ordinary Half-Yearly Meeting of I! Members will be held in the Club Rooms. Queen-st., on FRIDAY, July 26th, 1007, at S D.m. ; BUSINESS: 1. Adoption of the HalfYearly Report and Balance-sheet. 2. General. By order of the President: GEORGE FLEMING, Secretary.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 169, 17 July 1907, Page 12
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