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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 38, 14 February 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. OVAL A LBEBT TXALL. OVAL •**■ LBEBT AJ.ALL Direction, Henry Hay-ward. EVERY EVENING at 8. MATINEE, SATURDAY, 2.30. ANOTHER MAMMOTH PROGRAMME. I XXAYWARD'S piCTUKES. | | AX AY WARDS JTICTOB--*- I ARMEN, GRA-ND PICTORIAL ARMEN, REPRESENTATION BREAKING ICE (FINLAND), Scenic FOR HER SAKE, Dramatic. THE STAMPEDE, Cowboy Picture. BETTY'S CHOICE. THAT AWFUL PIPE. HERCULES OF THE REGIMENT, Comic AN AFFAIR OF THE HEART, Trick. NEVER EAT GREEN APPLES, Comic. INGENIOUS SAFE DEPOSIT, Comic. Magnificent Picture of SCENIC SPLENDOUR, THE WONDERS OF NATURE. Refinement the Keynote of our Programme. PRICES — D.C. and Stalls, V; Pit, 6d. TIVOLI rXiHEATRE. IVOLI J-HEATR-. Direction, Henry Hay-ward. TO-NTGHT. TO-NIGHT. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. TIVOLJ "PERFECT "PICTURES. IVOLI A ERFECT A iCTUREa PEERLESS PICTURES PERFECTLY PROJECTED. ' ADMISSION: V AND 6d. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. , XjIOURTH ANNUAL -pid-IC, AT ON y_yEDNESDAY. pEB. "J. 910 S.S. KESTREL, leaving Wharf at 9 a._a. and 1.30 p.m. One Packet of TUCKER'S CELEBRATED SUNSHINE JELLIES. Will be GIVEN AWAY to the MARRIED LADIES. , For time of distribution, see programmes. ■ Also, Free Sample Drinks of Garland and ' Son's Fruit Crystals, And W. Manning's Special Heavy Fruit Balms, with Biscuits. CHILDREN'S RACES A SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Lollies and Toys Galore. BOILING WATER provided, READY ON ARRIVAL of FIRST BOAT. And a plentiful suppl. throughout the day. NEWTON BAND IN ATTENDANCE. This will be the Cheapest and Best Picnic ever held in Auckland. DON'T MISS IT AND BE SORRY. J. W. RIMMER, Secretary. TOURIST RESORTS. mHE METROFOLB PRIVATE HOTEL. -1- ROTORUA This new and up-to-date Private Hotel Is the nearest house to the Station; opposite rear end of pit—form. Visitor-.' luggage conveyed to the house free. L&rge, well- , appoint-—, lirat-class House, Is now open t>» receive visitors: magnificent view from balcony; every comfort, first-grade chef; 3__la. from baths and grounds. Xariff, 6/ per day. Wire for rooms. Telegrams, "Metropole, Rotorua." J. V. DWYER, Proprietor (late of Chris-church and Wellington). gT. HELIER'S PRIVATE HOTEL, ST. HELIER'S BAY. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Parties Specially Catered For. FISHING, BOATING, BILLIARDS. J. W. HOPPER, Proprietor. FlU_ "R' 11 TXO-SE, WHANGAFAROA. Terms: Adults, per week, 22/-; per day, 4/. Children under 12, 10/6. Adults, one week, 25/. Beautiful Sandy Beach, Native Bush, Lovely View, Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Tennis, Hot Salt Water Baths. Bathing Toweis Not Provided. Horse Hire: 3/ half day; 5/ per day. Return Fare, 5/. Apply MRS. G. ARKLE, Arkle's Bay, Whangaparoa. Private Mail Bag. HINEMOA HOUSE ROTORUA.—TMs Well-known and Favourite House has had extensive additions added on, giving accommodation for 50 gues-s. Refurnished and ' renovated throughout. Sanitary arrangements up to date. Within two minutes' walk from ail the baths. Electric light throughout. Porter meets all trains. T_R_ts MODERATE. Letters and telegrams promptly replied to. Under entirely new management. MRS. J. E. FALCONER, Proprietress. R ° T o * U A. "RANDWIC K." Proprietress—MßS. WRATHALL. TERMS—3O/ WEEK. 5/ DAY. Every Convenience. First-class Table. Large, Airy Rooms. ryHERE TO SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY. TX7AIWERA. V*yAIWERA. yy-AIWERA. VX^A-WEBA. HOTEL — Under entirely new management of C. B. Cave, late of Union S.S. Co. Service. Hotel, Grounds, and Baths lighted with Acetylene Gas. Telephone Bureau in HoteL AMTJSEMI-NTS — Fishing and Boating Excursions a Speciality. Tennis, Croquet, Bowling, Cricket, etc. First-class Billiard Table. Splendid Sandy beach for Sea-bathing. Horses and Buggies ou Hire. BATHS — Finest Natural Hot Water Baths, Private and Swimming, In Dominion. STEAMERS — Daily Steamers (see Northern S.S. Co. advertisement). Return ITare S/0. Coach Every Friday from Devonport. WEEK END TRIPS — An ideal weekend trip, Saturday till Monday, inclusive cost 21/; leaves Auckland 2 p.m. Saturdays, arriving back 9 a.m. Monday. TARIFF — On application (according to Room) — Special Quotations for Families or for a term. Full particulars from Company's Office, 22, shortlandst-, or from Manager, by letter or Telephone (C. B. CAVE, Manager). -rrrrAiWERAT v*{taiwera. \X7AIWERA. TTAMO gPRINGS TTOT-.-, SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS AT KAMO. A SPLENDID HOTEL. With all modern conveniences—Beautiful Scenery, Riding, Driving, Cricket, Croquet. Billiards, Tennis. The Kamo Mineral Baths are l ,ted tor their effective cures of rheumatism and gout, etc. .-.■._______■ The s.s. Ngapuhi runs every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The trip is a delightful one, and Kamo possesses everything to make it _ splendid pleasure resort. Direct communication with Auckland by telephone. Tariff, 1/ per day, or 42/ per week. Full information from the office of the Company, 22, Shortland-st., or direct from the Manager. G. W. HENDERSON, Manager (late Manager __ji___i_.de Hotel, Devonport).