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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 24, 28 January 1911, Page 7

PICTrTIOB, EXCTTRSIOHS, ETC. " IJffitß ■rjEVONEOBT GTBAM I3IEBRY - QQMPJINY, T TD. Steamers will leave the Ferry Tee, Qfl»T----6t East, as fftllcws; — FOR OBAKEI AND ST. HELIBBS BAT— SUNDAY 29—10.45 a.m., 2.30 p.m. MONDAY 80—5.43 a.m.', 7.20 a.m., 9 a.m., lo a.m., 11 a.m., la noon, ! 1.30 p.m., 2.30 p.m. liEATINQ ST. HELIER'S—. SUNDAY—S p.m. MONDAY—4.3O p.m., 5.46 p.m. . FOR BANGITOTQ ISLAND— SUNDAY a.m., 10.45 a.m., 2.30 p.m. Leaving Rangltoto 4.30 p.mV MONDAY, fflH-10 ajn., 12 noon, 2 p.m. Leaving Rangltoto 3.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m. ■ '■ ' ' FOR LAKE TAKAPUNA (weather permitting)— SUNDAY 29—10.30 . a.m., 2.30 p.m. Leaving Lake 11.30 a.m.,- 5" p.m. MONDAY 30—9.30 a.m., 11.30 elm., 2 p.m. Leaving Lake 4 p.m., 6 p.m. FOR MOTU KOREA ISLANDMONDAY 30—9 am., 11.3Q a.m., 1.80 p.m. (Prom DEVONPORT at 0 a.m.) LeaVing Kotu Korea Island at i p.m. and 0 p.m. ' (FQR MOTUTAPU ISLANDSUNDAY 29—9.30 a.m. Leaving Motutapu, 4 p.m. ' . - MONDAY 30—9.30 a.m., 1 p.m. Leaving Motutapn, 5.30 p.mi, . ' ' ' . POE.HOWICKSUNDAY 29—10 a.m. Leaving Howlck, 4.3Q p.m. " ' • "'"' " ' MONDAY 30—10 a.m. Leaving Hpwick, 4.30 p.m. ' ' ' FARES i Motutapu, 2/. c All other places, I/. Children (under 12 years of age), Halfprice. NOTE.—On MONDAY, 30th Jnnuary, the I ordinary time tables on the' 'Ferry rind Vehicular Services will be suspended. CIO , JTJXCURSION Tfl LAKP, TAKAPUNA. XJ {Weather permitting.) TO-BKJRBOW (SUNDAY). The p.s. iBAGIjB will leave the Ferry Tee at 10 a.m. and 2.30 E-m- " . Leaving Lake Takapuna, 5 p.m. TBE BAND "Will ec--1 company the steamer on the afternoon trip and play Selections' , of 'Music on Board and at - the Luke. — ~ ~ ißeturn Fare, 1/; ChOdrcn, Balf-prlce. . ■ - •■■ v ••'■-• ' ' 581 TTIPBOM nCBSBYTBRIAM IEIOJIiC, MONDAY, JiAljt. SP'tb. 1»11. , rrbo c.c. KAIEATIKI will leave th(; Qneen-st. 'WbaTf at 9 ajm. . SHAJIP (or " TAiEAKI; tending at wharf. '. • - Adnitei 1/6;' Children,' l/ f CTea provided. MONDAY, 'JAifJTriilßY'-';3oth,— Visit that Delightful Picnic Spot, Henderapn Vali Ijey. Train ' 8.10 a.m.,' 'Auckland ' Station; . hot water free.—Adults 1/9; Children'9d.— 5 The 'Auckland Brotherhood P.S-A. ' 539 ' mem takapuna tramways and + JPERRY CqifPAHY; LiMITBD. ANNTVEBSABi DAY. Mil, • Can bp "Very Enjqyably ©pent at BAYSWAX.EB, A V S'W A T E-R, ; THE <N©W AND POPULAR SEASIDE 7 SS. PUPUKB ""leaves Northeote' Tee (Eastern End) at frequent lnterrals. 672 \ -rrOiBKSHEBfB SOOIETT*e PICNIC, at Mr. J- JMO. ED. TAYLOR'S, Mangerft i/tOT*- . DAY, Jan. 30th. A conveyance wdll meet cars at Oneliuaga at 10 o'clock. Prizes for Children's Sports. Hot Water and Milk provided at a small cost.—st* (BATTYOa, I Hon. Sec v 24 5 TT»XCUiRSIOtf ON O?HE MANUKAU .* On MONDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1911. - Under the Auspices of Courts Pride of Onehunga and Slialdrick. L THE 6JB. (RIMU Will leave Ondhunga Wharf at 0.30 a.m. for Hula and Munukau South Head (Blow • Hole), returnnig at 7 o'clock sharp. Good landing. Hot water provided. _ trickets, 2/; Children, Jlalf-prlce. . f 618 ryAJWEBA NATUBA& HOT BPBINGS. 1 PLEASURE AND HEALTH BESOBT. The Ideal spot at which to spend* holiday. Sandy Beach, safe Sea Bathing Deep • Sea Fishing, Swimming and Private Hot Mineral Water Bathe, Tennle, Croquet and Bowls. Horses and Buggies Pulling Boats and Launches for hire. Direct telephone communication with Auckland. For steam- • ers see Northern S.S. Co.'s Time-table. ; For terms, etc., communicate with' C. B. CAVE. Manager. mffiß 'piVBNT. OP THE CHASON. A TTCKLAND Q.ROCERB -JJNION. . piONIC AT piNB TSIJAND S ON H -pEB. •< g 19U. 1 S.S. KESTREL trill leave Northcote Terry Tee at 9 a.m. and L3O p.m. 2 SPORTS PROGRAMME. !• TRADE'S B.ACE, 100 yds, Handicap Ist prize £2 2/, 2nd £1 1/, 3rd 10/8. » Entrance fee, 2/e. 2. TRADE'S RACE (boye under 18), 100 yds. , —ls.t pflee £1 10/, 2nd 10/6. Entrance • fpe, 1/6. ) 3. WHOLESALE TRAVELERS' BACE, lOOyds. Post entries.—lst prize £2 2/. . 2nd £1 1/. Entrance fee, 2/. ; 4. TRADE BACH.—let prize £3 3/, 2nd £1 30/, 3rd 10/6. Entrance fee, 3/. i 5. SINGLE LADIES' RACE, 75yds. Post eatrles. First and second prizes. - 6. MARRIED LADIEB' RACE, 75yds. Post i entries.—lst prize Half Ton Coal, 2ffld prize Bag" of Flour. ; 7. TU&OF-WAR (8 a-slde). Post entries. t —Masters v. Travellers, Carpers v. i, Assistants. Entrance fee 1/. 8, TBADE'S RACE, 220yds.—1st prize £2 i "2/, 2nd £1 1/, 3rd 10/6. Entrance fee, - 2/6. • 8. INVITATION RACE, lOOyde (open • handicap).—lst prize £3 3/, 2nd £1 10/, • 3rd 10/6. Entrance fee, 3/. ■10. COMMITTEE BACE, lOOyde.—lst ? prize £2 2/, 2nd £1 1/, 3rd 10/6. 1 11. SACK RACE, 75yds. Post entries.—lst ° prize £1 1/, 2nd 10/0. Entrance fee, 1/. Nominations for Events Nos. 1, 2, 4, 8, 9, ■' 10, close Ist February, between 8 p.m. and i' 9 D.m., at 28> ewaneon-st ALL NOMINATIONS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY ENTRANCE FEES. The above Is not necessarily the order of eT !ipECIAL RACES FOR CHILDREN. Toys and Lollies in abundance. Hot Water provided. Refreshments eup--3 piled by Mr Barber at reasonable prices. " Band In attendance. 1/; Children, 6d. • ' ' A. C. FLETCHER, I . , Hojl Sectttary.