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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 52, 2 March 1909, Page 10

' 7_..}[. .-3-niipMgsrafc,.', '}■"-"■■ -". ftvynAA-"- '•--'-—■ ■'■'• ;J jj;<y;_ »-m aneßoas; TJiULLER'S - ': •' WIDE ."""•' TJfTORED "PICTURES IDE "OBLD -tiCTCRES .]J£A3UNBE JJVEBJ gATUBDAY. CHILDREN SIXPENCE ALL PARTS. ADULTS, SIXPENCE TO STALLS. ADULTS. ONE. BHILUNG TO DRESS - CIRCLE. . NEW PROGRAMME: "• ' * BENARES FROM THE GANGES NO MORE HATS WANTED INN OF DEATH. GOOD:FRIENDS THE WORLD'S GREAT WATERFALLS A GOOD TIP. POLKA ON THE BRAIN THE CABIN BOYS SISTER A NIGHT OF terror (Star Dramatic) A JEALOUS OLD MAID, etc., etc. . ... FRED. STOKES' FULL ORCHESTRA. JjiAMILY rjIBCLE:. gIKPBNCE. gXALLS: ONE gHlt4aKfl. //' ■ VOrch*. Stalls and Circle: EIGHTEENPENCE. Children Half-price. All Parts. r Box Plan at. Wildman's. Rooking Fee, M SPECIAL NOTICE. — Curtain at ».'». Thto enables DEVONPORT Patrons to catch-1*0.30-boat- - . JOHN FULLER. Manager. rfcr IV O L X THEATRE. WEST'S Every Night at 8. WEST'S ' WEST'S PICTURES WEST'S WEST'S PICTURES. ..,-.-.-.. •• ;? - ■• .„ j n jg,. ' HOME Unrivalled Pictorial Programme, HOME . •" Including HOME ' Beginning of. the Serpentine' — _h-Soßsry-Sont_^of--France Of Motor Race at Burnham Crouch Ot The Redman and the Child. Of- .-•• ■> FULL ORCHESTRAL BAND. Conductor, Mr E. Burke. PICTUBES.' PICTURES. PBICES: PICTURES. ■_/»• -V, - and- «_ PICTURES. PUn of Reserved Seats at GUbert's Pharmacy, opposite Reservoir, Me—ton.,. J\ ANCI-G.- ■ -. ■ TBE NGAROMA .SOCIAL CLUB commence their Weekly Socials' In Foresters' Hall,- Edlnburgh-st, - Newton; TO-MOR-ROW NIGHT, March 3rd, -1909. Stephen's Band. Ladles by invitation, ft JOHN LEES. Hon." Sec. ■ - ■ -_OT-jßaß_, -, T> O F U L A B. r "E C T U R E 8 Explaining the Principles of'the SpJO-QPERatIVB . TTOME.PROCURING - .gQCIETY. .. • Will be Delivered *by <? > MR ALWIN FISCHER, of Adelaide, as . THIB (TUESDAY)' EVENmO, MASONIC HALL, EDEN TERRACE-, Future Lectures: WEDNESDAY, March..3 .-r-,Bublic Hall,. Newmarket FRIDAY, March 5—■ Foresters' Hall, Onehunga MONDAY,. March ,8 **. Eoreatera' Hall, Dev. onport. - 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. ■ I . The .Co-operative Home-Procuring Society is the best system In the..world to deal with the dlffleult question- of rent It helps all: Its members to procure a. house - for themselves.. It is speedy, equitable, easy and liberal. It works oa sound business lines, and the' element of gambling is' s_S©iU N<uo*ej.i»oK;-,paxl»s..*:eat„.abould fan to attend.. Shares can bo taken up at the close Of each meeting, or At the' Offlce,'2T r Staft_ad-s_ -'/"ft. :..... „.. • WAUTER TAVLOR, Secretary. The First-Ballot' in New Group _ ex_K-ted far April: 711" i gS_-_______-_____B_3__B women, nxcvn»io9».ftßio. . Ifl Mgy TkOMiNiON tocnic; ; 7_-_lggpC_9 MOTUTAPU, on BATURDAY NEXT. COME AND HAVE A ROYAL OUTINGAlao, Give the Children a Treat. GRAND SPORTS PROGRAMME. Including— FOBESTEBS' TUG-OF-WAR and BABY -. _~._ . SHOW- _...._.—.—_ - Splendid arrangements' have' been made to convey the public to and from the Island. Steamers leave Chelsea at 8 a.m., calling at Birkenhead and Northcote, leaving Queen-st. Ferry Tee at 930, calling at Devonport, and at _80.- - - Adults 1/S. Children-from 12 to'ls 94, under 12, Free. The P.S. WAKATERE leaves Thames at 6.45 a.m., returning on SUNDAY, March 7th,-at..3.30 p.m. Return fare 3/; Children 1/6. Hot water providedEntries for Events No. 3, 5. aad 8 close with the Secretary TO-NIGHT, at the Waitemsta Hotel, between .7 and 9.30 p.m. -Wi —.ROWLAND, ■ Hon. Secretary. .JftJJ. CKLA ND . TANNERS' AND • ft CURRIERS* PICNIC; '■To^be-beid-at-" "PINE ISLAND, on MARCH Sth, 1108. OPEN HANDICAP, of 75yds, Ist'Prise, *£3 10/; 2nd. £1; "Jrd,_ioA.l- . ?• 8 #r M. Brennan...,syds P. Ingley. Scr J. Barry...... ;&s__ C. 8ay8e5:..;..-iy_ b. Donald...vaySs C. w "tomphries„liy_ R. JsH.Kneebone-2yds C. Harris.,.,..SyS 8.-Harper g<___ T . McKnlght. .^da >. Aickeo.... 2yds G. Barry._...Ks, W. Boryer 4yds (P. D001an.... :*r*yd» D. Hutchison ~4yds . C.. Wrack....: feds w* I '___-—«_[• %'i johMin;: g_j W.-Hendry.... 4yds H. "Harper.^. joj_i F. Barclay.... 4»ydsJß. 20om~1^J__§Z G. Brain 4Jyds y "*J»» D. PAYNE, Sports Secretary. .""'■ -P-OATIO-TA-L ft. m-OHNICAL pOLLEGE. B-ENIKO CLASSES -E-OBEN < OJ» . MONDAY, MARCH 8. COURSES IN ART. SCIENCE, COMMBBCE, AND TECHNOLOGY. HOLDERS OF STANDARD VI. GERTIFIOATESOF PROFICIENCY ADMITTED . FREE, 7;J?F ECIAIj •CLASSES FOR LADIES IN COOKERY,. DRESSMAKING. LAUNBRTWORE, AND-MILLINERY. TTiose who wish to enrol oa Free Place Students should'attend at the OoHege; But-land-et, -on WEDNESDAY ■■_»■* FRIDAY "EVENING, March 3 or 5. between 7 and 0, and bring their Certificates of Proficiency with them. .■».'••»■••»■»*•/•■ Paying Students can enrol any day between, the hours ot 5.30- and 12, and 1.30 and -3. Prospectus containing further part—lolars can be obtained at the 1 Oollege or -atthe various (Bookeellers. .... GEORGE GEORGE, • _■ Director. .February 28. 1000. ft "-" g JOHN'S rtOLLEGIATE' gCHOOIi . . ",TBE PAHi" 1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Headmaster: THE REV. P. S. SMALLFIELD. Acslstea by an Efficient Staff of Resident and Visiting Masters. Half Term begins on MONDAY, March 22. Telephone 729. _SU. DR ElSS-OUTTtNG.—Miss Thompson hss Vacancies for Pupils. Classes held from 8 till 9, Tuesday and Thursday Even■J|** at "Di__nejßsV" Mt. w-dnUt 01