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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 18 March 1908, Page 12

A TWrrSEMEUTS. pULLER'S TTOTJSE. The Fashionable Amusement Resort. TO-NIGHT and Every Evening at S. VAUDEVILLE TOLLER'S AND COMEDY, -C.ULLERS MUSICAL COMPANY. Enormous Success Nightly of Prof. DAVY'S -pOYAL '-j\TARIONETTES. •AVY'S JA'OYAL -"-iARIONETTES. The Funniest Doll Act Extant. EVA T EE AND HER TJICCANNINIES. VA Lee AND HER -t ICCANNINIES. THE "DANYARDS. TTADA.MO. HE -OaNYARDS. -Li-AJDAMO. WILLIAMS AND BONETTA. JENNIE JOHNSTONE, CONNIE SOLOMAN, THE FRANKLINS, RUD PETERSON AND CO. LAST 3 NIGHTS OF ."THE .fiROMES. LAST 3 NIGHTS OF LAST 3 NTGHTS OF ."TOD fULLOWAY. LAST 3 NIGHTS OF J- OD WLLOWAI". 2/, XI, and od. Reserves at Wildman's. T\ A N C I 5* G~. MRS. SOWERBY will RE-OPEX her ' Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing at St. Andrew's Hall, Lower Svmonds-st., THURSDAY, April 2. S p.m.. FRIDAY, 7.30. Juven ! 'es, SATURDAY. 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Epsom HalL Epsom: TUESDAY. 7th, 7.30 p.m. —Terms, etc., apply Mrs. Sowerby, Onehunga. 127 PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS. 1K35—5, "VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. EXCURSION TO THAMES RACES. SATURDAY, 21st MARCH. The S.S. WAKATERE will leave for Thames Races ou FRIDAY. 20th March, at 4.15 p.m., returning from Thames on SATURDAY, 21st March, at 7.:« p.m. SALOON, RETURN, 7/6. TXTHOLESALE MERCHANTS' EMVY' PLOYEES' PICNIC. MOTUTAPU, 21st MARCH. 1908. (By permission of Mrs J. Reid.) Ladies' Races. Children's Sports. Toys and Lollies for the children. Garrison Band in attendance. Open Amateur Handicap, 120 yds. Open Professional Handicap, 75yds. Hot Water provided. Steamer ALBATROSS leaves 9.30 and 1.30. Tickets from Commi'tee or Ferry Co. J. HAWLEY, Secy. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS' EMPLOYEES' COMBINED PICNIC. The Establishments of the following Firms will CLOSE ALL DAY SATURDAY, 21st March:— Irving Clarke. A. J. Entrican and Co.. Ltd., Greeu A: Colebrook, Ltd.. W. S. Laurie and Co., H. B. Morton and Co., r. -A. Houghton, W. Gunson and Co.. E. Ellingham and Co., R. W. Martin and Co., J. D. Roberts, Van Veen. Reid, and Co., Gladding and Hunter, John Reid and Co.. Heather. Robcrton. and Co., Paterson and Robertson. Gilmore and Co., Thos. Macky and Co., G. U. Baker and Co., Bond and Bell, Carr, Pountney. and Co., F. V,'. Smith aud Co.. J. E. Wheeler, G. Kronfeld, H. E. Partridge and Co.. H. P. Oakden and Co., Jno. Schischka, Wallace and Keesing, Brown, Barrett, aud Co., Robertson Bros ' Messrs Heather and Co., W. S. Whitley ana Sons, Ltd. fi UTH E'S ISLAND. THE FAVOURITE SEASIDE RESORT. Telephone Bureau handy. Tennis, Boatin" etc. SMOOTH WATER PASSAGE PER ROTOMAHANA. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY See Northern Company's Time Table Mrs 'Phone 1742. * BrTden ' 1SS ' *»™ "? NATURAL HOT SPRINGS Now Lighted by Acetylene Gas. NATURAL HOT MINERAL SWIMMINC AND PRIVATE BATHS. Sea, Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Tennis. Croquet, Bowling, Billiards. TARIFF REDUCED TO rTS. PER DAT _PO 6}S. PER WEEK. FEW SPECIAL ROOMS HIGHER RATE. Exclusive of Mineral Baths. FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET. WEEK-END TRIPS, leaving Auckland ■> p.m. SATURDAYS, and returning to ar" rive 8.50 a.m. MONDAYS (including hotel charges and steamer fare, but exclusive o£ baths) 18 s - f\ D - Full particulars Telephone 102. gEASIDE RESORT. THE PLACE TO SPENT} YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAYS. COWES BAY. WAIHEKE. Two and a-half hours' trip in smooth water. Boating and bathing in sheltered bay; splendid fishing; tennis, croquet; dancing hall; beautiful bush scenery; flrst-class table; oil launch and boats for free use of visitors. Steamers tri-weekly. Ring un "Cowes" Bureau for Tariff. H. I. INSLEY. Proprietor. GROCERIES. INN'S gTORES, JUSTLY NOTED FOR HIGH QUALITY GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES. OUR CUSTOMERS ARE MORE THAN SATISFIED WITH VALUE RECEIVED COME ALONG AND TRY. Finest Seeded Raisins. s_d. per lb. Currants, 3d. per lb. Sultanas, Sid. per lb. New Figs, 4d. per lb. New Dales, 3d. per lb . 251b. Bag Best Flour, 3/3. Ship's Lime Juice, 1/2 per bottlePrunes, 4d. Sharland's Tomato Sauce, made from fresh, ripe Tomatoes, Price on application. OUR ADVICE IS TO ORDER FOR THE SEASON EARLY. OUR STOCKS ARE WELL BOUGHT AND ARE AT YOUR SERVICE. W; INN'S TORES. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, etc. yj E E K. GJARNEY'S QVUMMER WE HAVE NOW MARKED DOWN TO BEDROCK PRICES. ' Remainder of our Shirt Blouses 1/, 1/6, and 1/11, were 2/11, 3/11 and 5/11. Black Skirts in Cloth, Voile, and Cashmere, from 5/11. Pretty Skirts at 11/6, worth double. Dressing Gowns from 2/11, slightly damaged, worth 8/6 BETTER GOODS MARKED HALF-PRICE Ladies' Tea Gowns were 12/ to 60/, now half-price. Infants' Day Gowns, 1/, Flannel Barras 1/11, Swathes Gd. ' Stay Bands, colour gray, 6d, rises 2d for each size larger. These are exceptional value. 1100 Pair Corsets, size 19, worth 3/11, now 1/ per pair . JIOOO Sprays of Flowers, from Id each, 9d. ones worth 2/6. Lot of Sample Muslin Aprons from 1/ each. Half-price. 72-inch Twill Sheeting, lid. yard, 80-inch, 1/3. Flannelette, 3/6 doz.. in pink, worth 5d yd. Costumes, throwing out at 676, 7/6, and 8/6 LAST WEEK. COME EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGAINS, I A - K gARNBY, J 200, 202, 204, KARANGAHAPE'ROAD.