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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 51, 1 March 1909, Page 10

AMPBEMEHTS. H" T MAJESTY'S THKATBB. AJ- Lessee, Mr C. B. Bailey. Under the Direction of BLAND HOLT. POPULAR PRICES — 3/, 2/, 1/. (No Early Doors.) THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, MARCH L BLAND HOLT Will commence a Short Farewell Season of _~. Twelve Nights only. With a Revival of the Successful Drury . Lane Drama. "THE WHITE HEATHER." THE WHITE HEATHER." "THE WHITE HEATHER." Written by Messrs Cecil Halelgh and Henry Hamilton. ' Produced by arrangement with ARTHUR P. COLICS, Esq.. Managing Director Drury Lane Theatre, London. Interpreted by The Full Strength of THIS ESTABLISHED AND FAVOURITE DRAMATIC ORGANISATION. EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE SCENIC STUDIES BY MB JOHN BRUNTON, Including ON CALEDONIA'S RUGGED BREAST Fashionable Drawing Room In Mayfalr The Famous "LADY GODIVA" Rehearsal, (Bicycles used In this Scene supplied by Messrs Skeates and Bockaert Ltd 1 BOULTERS LOCK ' THE WATERS UNDER THE EARTH (The Thrilling and Impressive Submarine (Duel), and the FANCY DRESS BALL at SHETLAND HOUSE. BOX PLAN AT WILDMAJJ'S (One Shilling Extra for Reserving Seats). Day Sale Tickets at H.M. Cafe Doors open at 6.30, commence at 8 Carriages, 10.45. Business Manager, CHRISTIE SIMONSENS ipiVOLl THEATRE. Ever T N 's°t at 8. WESTS WEST'S PICTURES WEST'S WEST'S PICTURES In an HOME Unrivalled Pictorial Programme, HOME Including HOME Beginning of the Serpentine In Sunny South of France Or . Motor Race at Burnham Crouch Of The Redman and the Child. FULL ORCHESTRAL BAND. PICTURES. CondUCtor ' Mr E - Bur *e. PICTURES. PRICES: PICTURES. 2/, 1/, and 6d. PICTURES. Plan of Reserved Seats at Gilbert's Pharmacy, opposite Reservoir, Newton. gALVATION pONSONBY TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. also, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Q.REAT 2j£USICAL IJIREAT. Splendid Progamme Every Night. TO-NIGHT—CITY BAND TO 'COMPANY" 6NEHUJ!GA SINGING WEDNESDAY— NEWTON BAND. Colonel Knight will be present This Evening Sale of Vegetables and Fruit at Close of Each Meeting. SWIMMING. J£ING'S COLLEGE SWIMMING SPORTS TUESDAY, MARCH 2nd. ™/£ BEHT ,; STREET BATHS. 7.15 P.m. Old Boys' Race, 8.20 p.m. p ost Entries. 47 UCTPRES. pOPULAB J^ECTUBBS Explaining the Principles of the QO-OPERaTIVE TTOME-PROCURING gOCIETY. ,. D ~ Will be Delivered by MB ALWIX FISCHER, of Adelaide, as THIS (MONDAY)"' EVENING. CHURCH OF CHRIST, RICHMOND. Future Lectures: TUESDAY, March 2 — Masonic Hall, Eden Terrace WEDNESDAY, March 3 — Public Hall, Newmarket FRIDAY, Maich 5 — Foresters' Hall. Onenunga ' MONDAY, March 8 — Foresters' Hall Devonport. ' All Meetings commence at 8 o'clock. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED questions Answered after Each Lecture. All Meetings commence at 8 o'clock Ladles specially invited. The Co-operative Home-Procuring Society ls .* h ?. b est system in the world to deal wth the difficult question of rent. It Helps all its members to procure a house for and ?fh VeS i is speedy ' easy fin! works on sound business lines, and the element of gambling Is £M at N te°nd One iC^^^^Z Offic t e h , e 27 C ! 0 lho«land-s h t *"**• " Ut ** T . WALTER TAYLOR, Secretary. expe h cted K f r or : A B pril?' iU * eW GrOup * ROAD BOARD NOTICES. ]£DEN TERRACE ROAD BOARD. . CLOSING OF ROAD. Notice is hereby given (owing to duplicate of tram line) that the right hand side portion of New North-road, from Victoriaavenue to Dominlon-rd., will be Closed for trame as from MONDAY March Ist to FRIDAY, 5tU March. MOO. U WATER SUPPLY. nJt 1 ? 6 Wa * er Supply will be cut off from portion of district South of Victoriaavenue, from 0 a.m. to o p.m., on TUBSDAY, 2nd March. A. G. BRETT, Clerk. Auckland. February 27th, 1900. ALBERT ROAD BOARD. WATERWORKS OiFFICE. Consumers are hereby notified that the I present consumption of Water per head Is * very largely In excess of the average for other districts, this fact Indicating that a s serious waste is going on. "■"«■« , Public attention i 3 requested to the penalties provided in Section 2-15 of the Municipal in* rP^l tlOn h ACt, 190S ' ° C a SUm DOt «£«»- - ing i.20 when any* person supplied with water from the waterworks, .supplies another person who has not agreed to be so supplied with, or permits him to take any such water, and if any person wilfully or 1 negligently allows any pipe or apparatus J on his premises to be out of repair so that £ water is wasted, or alters any meter or does or suffers any act whereby his supply Is improperly increased, he shall be liable to a line not exceeding £20 for each offence. By order of the Board. ' C H. UTTING, ° Clerk. I Mornlngslde, February 24, 1900. TENDERS. C TSfANTED, Tender for Painting one or two a' Mines Department, ti Wellington, February 26th 1909 gi S3UPPLY AND DELIVERY OF PLANT ° AND MACHINERY FOR STATE a COLLERIES. Notice is hereby given that the time for receiving tenders for SAWMILL PLANT BOJLER. AIR RECEIVERS, - is extended to Noon on FRIDAY March, 1000, and for P PLATES FOR COAL TUBS (Trucks) IRONWORK FOR COAL TUBS (Trucks) to Noon on FRIDAY, April 30th. 1909. R. McKENZIE, Minister of Mine*.