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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 134, 7 June 1911, Page 12

AMPSEMEHTB. Q P E R A HOUSE. Sole Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons. THIS EVENING, AT S. JVULLER'S "VTAUDEVILLE /"COMPANY. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF A LEXANDER —The Concer— T>RINCE ■"-LEXANDER Una King. *- RJNCB (Direct from the Leading American European, and Australian Theatres.) He will give an Astounding Exposition of Concertina Playing. Terrific Success of America's foremost Comedy Dancers Chas.—T~|ALY AND /"yußlEN— Kitty -•-'ALY AND V'BRIEN Comedy Entertainers and Tanglefoot Dancers. JIM MARION. BRIGHTIE CARLISLE, GARDINER AND T E ARDINER AND -L*E iVi-AR, In their Great Ju-Jltsu Act RUPERT CUTHBERT. MAY DAHLBEBQ Jack—THE RHODESBURYS.—WiII THE RHODESBURYS, KO-KO. LEWIS TRIO. DOC. EOWE. Geo. A.—JONES AND WILLIAMS—Bttie. WARD LEAR. Prices: 2/, 1/6, 1/. Plan at Wildman and Arey's, 6d extra. /CHALLENGE. G. DENNEY (England), late Wrestling Partner to Yukio Tani (Ju-jitsu Champion of the WoTid), do hereby Challenge JOE GARDINER, now appearing" at Opera Honse, Auckland, to a Contest of Skill on points. Failure to accept this Challenge will be taken as a sign of fear of defeat. 37 AN QBGAN "RECITAL (4th of the Series) Will be given by M R- H. Gγ. D uttox - fb-c.0., la gT. gEPTTLCHRE'S QHUBCH, KHYBEE PASS, on rjTHURSDAY "WEST, AT 8 P.M. pRINCE S T> I N K. Direction, Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. NEW MAPLEWOOD FLOORII ■ Sesions: 10 to 12, 2.30 to 4.45, 5 to 7. 7.30 to 10 o'clock. THE FIRST GRAND RAINBOW AND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. WATCH FOR PARTICULARS. Competitions will be judged by Patrons, who will have voting-papers for the pulpbse. VALUABLE PRIZES. SKATES FOE SALE GEO. PELHAM. Manager. TSfINDSOR "ROLLER "R. INK * WINDSOR ROLLER RINK. WINDSOR ROLLER RINK. WINDSOR ROLLER RINK. THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY.

AUCKLAND'S LEADING RINK. AUCKLAND'S LEADING KINK. KINDLY NOTE.—Now under New Management. E. C. McEWAS, Manager^ T V C E U M. O X E H U N G A, ■*-• Direction, Chas. Cooper. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). SKATING RINK, Most Fascinating Pastime, 2.30 to 5. 7.30 to 10 p.m. THURSDAY—PRIZE AWARDS AND NOVELTIES ON SKATES. SATURDAY NEXT—AFTERNOON at 2.30, EVENING AT 8— ELECTRIC PICTURES of Finest Art Films. Also, MONDAY—GRAND PROGRAMME. 6d, 1/. 1/6. 513 piTT-ST. METHODIST CHUiRCH. rjVHE Q.RAND /~)RGAN TJ'BCITAiLS By MR HAROLD GBEGSOX Will take place on JUNE 12 AND 19 (MONDAYS). See lull programme in Next Saturday's papers. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. 'By Pitt-st. Choir, WEDNESDAY EVENING 515 GLIDEAWAY RINK, CITY—The largest and.best Skating Hint Floor in Auckland. Declared by experts to be the best Come where skating is a pleasnre. Popular prices: Admission, Cd; Skates, 6d and 1/. — A. Smith, proprietor. 49 HELP to make Auckland the Art Centre of New Zealand. One shilling spent in Coburg-st. will make you an art patron. 537 ■J^ , Z. SOCIALIST PARTY. r\PERA TTOUSE. gUNDAY -JTEXT, /T QQ P.M. SCOTT T> ENN ET T COTTj>E X N E T T SCOTT T>EN,NBTT C o T T -£* E N N E T T SCOTT "DENNETT C o T T -L> E N N E T T LECTURES: "WHAT SHALL WE DO TO BE SAVED!" "WHAT SHALL WE DO TO 'BE SAVED I" A B'ea for Social Salvation. Vocal and Instrumental Music CROWDED EVERY SUNDAY. 20 NO. 2 Co. Garrison ArtHlery.—Popular JFortnightlj- Socials To-night. Druids' Hall, North-st, Newton. 25 EXHIBITION. gOCIETY OP A RTS "ETXHIBITION, STREET. A RECORD SUCCESS. Open Daily, 12 noon to 5 p.m..; evening, 7.30 to 10 p.m. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS: Refreshments provided for visitors by Ladies' Committee. Evening: Music. Admission: One Shilling. ART UNION Tickets obtainable from Stationers, J. Leech, and the Secretary. 338 S. STUAB.T, Secretau. WHITES SHOW. gHOW ASSOCIATION. piFTH A NNUAL gHOW. •O-AMILTON. rriuESDAY to Saturday, TUNE CTH TO -| ATH. ENTRIES. ENTRIES. ENTRIES. ENTRIES. ENTRIES. ENTRIES. THE LARGEST, THE BRIGHTEST, THE BEST, TXTINTEB CHOW And TNDUSTRIAL TgXHIBITION EVER HELD IN NEW ZEALAND. mHE /GREATEST S3 H O W OF "VTOVING IVTACHIIvERY. CHEAP FARES, CHEAP FARES. CHEAP FARES. SPECIAL TRAINS, SPECIAL TRAINS SPECIAL TRAINS. 4BTHXJE J. SMITH. '■■ Secietary.