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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 41, 17 February 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA. HOUSE." Sole Prope.: John Fuller ana Sons - JVfATTNEE, -pVERY gATUBDAY, 2.30. Children, 6d. Adults 6d and !/• : ~1 Best j I J ULLER'S of All - 17 ICTURES. | AND FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Musical Director, MR E. 3. BURKE. ANOTHER GOOD PROGRAMME. 3 A TRIP TO HOLLAND. 1 VINTAGE SEASON. FOOI-SHEAD PAYS A VISIT. 1 HOW A PIANO IS MADE. THE RESTORATION. THE CRIMP. rpHE mHEATRE TJASS. DIRECT FROM LONDON: rptlE THING'S pOMMASD. MAHARAJAH'S CAPRICE. THE MILL 1 PICTURESQUE PYRENEES (New Serle3). (The Last Four are Pathe's Latest) 1 LAST OF THE SWORD SWALLOWERS. NICK CARTER'S SLEEPING PILLS. 1/6. 1/, and 6d. Reserves at Wildman's. . THERE ARE MANY TALKING MACHINES. BUT r\NLY C)NE r* RAMOPHONE. Gramo Records by Melba, Caruso, 3cottl, Tetrazzini. HaiTison, Lander, etc La Scala Orchestra, Coldstream Guards Band, Bohemian Orchestra, Sullivan Operatic Party, etc. Agents: EADY AND CO., AUCKLAND. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC. KINGS' COLLEGE OLD BOYS. FISHINO PICXIC. S.S. KOTITI, QUAY-ST. JETTY No. 4. NEXT SATURDAY. 2 P.M. Members and Friends, Roll Up! A splendid afternoon's sport promised. "DUTCHER'S PICNIC. PRIZES WON AT THE ABOVE PICNIC, With exception of £10 open Handicap, will be given out at 2S, Swanson-street, on THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. M-jyrANCHESTER UNITY, ISth PREMIER PICNIC. All Accounts against the above Picnic to be sent in on or before SATURDAY, February 19th. Prizes and Trophies will be paid over on SATURDAY, February 19ih, at th* LomeStreet Hall, from 7.30 to 5.30 p.m. E. LEYDON, W. THOMAS. Hon. Sees. "DAXTIiirS T>USH. I The Premier Picnic Grc nnd. is now open :to the public; every convenience; hot water I tree. Sofi Drinks, Ice Cream, Fresh Milk, Cigarettes at town prices: Parties catered for on receipt of wire. Lovely bush scenery. Proprietor— A. J. DAVIES, HENDERSON VALLEY. SWIM3HNG. /"I H A L L E N G E. I To G. A. Smyth, of Queensland. I will ! swim from 100 yds. down to 36yds. for a j Sum of £10 to £50. I will wager to break i X.Z Record for oOyds, if you will swim.— jU. A. SI"EERS. 21 I ——————__—____________ SPORTING. ATAHUHU rrUtOTTING /~ILUB. gUMMER jy^EETING. ALEXANDRA PARK. THIRD DAY: SATURDAY, "pEB. "I QTH FIRST RACE STARTS AT -j OA P.M. ADMISSION — ONE SHILLING. F. D. TONGE, Secretary. QTAHUHU rpKOITING r>LUB SUMMER MEETING. ACCEPTANCES for ALL EVENTS, THIRD DAY. CLOSE TONIGHT (Thursday), at NINE P.M. F. D. YONGE, Secretary. POUTH AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Joth and FEB., 1910. BOOKMAKERS' LICENSES. Applications for Bookmakers' Licenses, on the printed form accompanied by the fee for first d;iy. in cash ot £10 (including clerk/ will be received until Tuesday, 22nd February. W. I. CONRAD!. „ . w Secretary. Hamilton. gOUTH AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. Acceptances for First Day's Races due with Mr. B. Massey, High-street, Auckland, or the undersigned, before 0 p.m. on Friday ISth February. W; I. CONRADiI, it ■, Secretary. Hamilton. COWVEYAKCES. I , X M E ~T ABLE. Avondale. Point Chevalier Grey Lynn. Leave B. and W. Store. Leave Bo wen's. Leave 10 a.m. 10.20 a.m. 10.50 a-m. t&r*. 4S* Z £ 5S ig H..!0 p.m. si.so siir, SS.O § 5.20 Isjo ♦Wednesday and Friday only SSaturday only. gSundav oulv ANDERSON BROS, "Proprietors, AVONDALE. HOTELS. rpHE RUTLAND HOTEL. An impression appears to be abroad that in consequence of the recent fire, I have no accommodation Tor travellers. I wish now to correct this misapprehension. I have some TwcDty-five Rooms, which were un touched by the fire available for Boarders, and will be extremely pleased to see all my old friends and regular visitors, as usual. F. C. FABER. Rutland Hotel, Wansanul.