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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 270, 14 November 1910, Page 12

OPE E^A , -'-^"" 1 ■■■■■- - HOU BM. Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. I TjMJLLER'S Best TMCTURES. I 1 of All J- ICTURES. | AND BURKES GREAT ORCHESTRA. *f ATINEE JTEXT Y\fED., AT 9 QQ CHILDREN, SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS. ANOTHER NEW PROGRAMME. HOW JONES WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP. DAY WITH T. B. FRY'S MERCURY BOYS. LIEUT. -ROSE AND THE CJTOLEN ■"QUBMABINE. ►■> PATHE GAZETTE. CANADIAN RIFLES. DARLING'S CONFUSION. FAMILY FEUD JOHN GRAHAM'S GOLD RACE FOR MELBOURNE CUP. TTALIAN "pLYING A RTILLERY. AN ARCADIAN MAID. rpHE T OVE OF i~*HRYSANTHEMUM. TWEEDLEDTJM'S DANCING FITS. DAVY JONES' LANDLADY. BURKES OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. "Madam Butterfly," "Rip Van Winkle," "Bronze Horse," "Moskowskl's Serenata," "Valse Dream," "Madeline." I/O: 1/. and gd. Reserves at Wildman's. VtJCKLAND.'S ' TCTONDERIiAND. OPENS MONDAY NEXT. V\TB.Y did "Wonder-land" in Auckland? QEE "WONDERLAND" and die happy. S3AVE Your Money for "Wonderland." LIDEAWAY BINE. GLIDEAWAY RINK. GLIDEAWAY RINK. COBURG-ST. Largest Skating Rink Floor In Auckland. SESSIONS AS USUAL. GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL, NOVEMBER 18th. A. SMITH Proprietor SPORTING. QTAHUHC rnROTTING pMJB. ALEXANDRA. PARK. FIRST DAY: TI7EDNESDAY ■JJEXT, JJOV. -Jβ SECOND DAY: QATURDAY, -J Q FIRST RACE STARTS AT 1.15 P.M. ADMISSION, 1A Bookmakers wishing to ply their calling at the Meeting must make applications for Licenses on TUESDAY, 15th nist., by 4 p.m. F. D. YONGE, Secretary. AGRICULTURAL SHOW. A UCKIiAND 1910. TVTETBOPOLITAN OPRING «HOW. ALEXANDRA PARK. FRIDAY AND SATDBDAY, NOVEMBER 25 and 26. MEETINGS. mo COURSING ENTHUSIASTS. A Meeting of interested Persons will be held in King and Co.'s Auction Mart, Hoodet., Hamilton, WEDNESDAY, November 16, at 8 p.m. Communicate, J. B. SCOTT, Hamilton. ECCLESIASTICAL. ■y m. C. " a! WORLD-WIDE WEEK OF PRAYER. MEETING FOR MEN, TO-NIGHT, at 8. Leader REV. H KNOWLES KEMPTON. MEETINGS EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. WEDNESDAY, 7.45 p.m., UNITED MEETING, AT Y.W.C.A. JOSEPH McFARLANE. General Secretary. ' yUJUJKAX NOTICE. rf%HE MEMBEiRS OF THE EDEN - 1 - LODGE, 1530, 8.C., are requested to attend the Funeral of our late BROTHER ROBERT RICHARDSON, leaving his late residence, Randolph-st., lor Waiktratete Cemetery, at 2 p.m., TUESDAY, 15th. Conveyance will leave Masonic Hell, ■ Karangahape-rd., at 1.30 p.m. Plain mourning, no regalia. By order of the W.M. H. ROBISStSOX. P.M., See. 49 TJ/TNYARD LODGE, i.0.0.f. of' n.z. Tie Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend the Funeral of their late Brother, Robert Richardson, which will leave his late resl,dence, Randolph-st, Newton, TO-MOEROW (Tuesday), at 2 pm. By Order of the N.G. H. A. MILES, Secretary. GOLD MINING NOTICES. fTTHE SILVER STREAM. MINES, - 1 - LIMITED. All Shares in the above-named Company , on which the fifth Instalment of the sixth Call, due and payable on October 1, 1910, has not been Paid, -wfll be Sold -without reserve by Public Auction by Messrs R, C. Carr and Son, at their Auction Room, No. 7, Swunson-st., Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, November 23, 1910, at 11 a_m., unless the said Call be Paid on or before the P- revlous day. J. B. SHEATH, Secretary. Auckland, November 12, 1910. fTTHE GOLDEN CROSS GOLDMINING -L COMPANY, LIMITED. All Shares in the above-named Company on which the first instalment of the 15th Call, due and payable on September 30, 1910, has not been Paid, will be Sold without reserve by Public Auction by Messrs R. C. Carr and Son. at their Auction Room, No. 7, Swanson.st, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, November 23, 1910, at 11 a.m., unless the said Call be Paid on or before the previous day. J. B. SHEATH, Secretary. Auckland, November 12, 1910. ■TkIVIDENDS FOR PRUDENT PEOPLE. U Advertise your wants In the " AUCK' 1 LAND STAR " Classified Columns. J