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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 153, 29 June 1911, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. OPEBA HOUSE. Sole Proprietors, John -Fuller and Sons. Every Evening at S. PULLER'S -y'A.UDEVILLE /COMPANY LAST THREE NIGHTS OF Those HARRIS AND VERNON Quaint 2 HARRIS AND VERNON Dancers LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE . FAMOUS STAIGS, THE FAMOUS STAIGS, Those Marvellous Cyclists. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF WARD LEAR. "THE FISHERMEN." LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Jack—THE RHODESBURYS—WiII THE RHODESBURYS Popular Patter Artists. Continued Success of RUPERT CUTHBERT. MAY DAHLBERG. Addle—THE ROSEBUDS—Rosie BBIGHTIE CAELISLE ALMA ANDERSON JIM MARION JIM O'BRIEN FBEDA NEWEICH EMMIE HAEDIE AND DOUBLE COMPANY. MONDAY NEXT. New Faces —New Acts —New Novelties. Prices as usual. Plan-at Wildruau and Arey's, 6d. -rjtAYFIELD METHODIST CHUECH. -D FEIDAY NEXT, JUNE 30, Commence 7.45. GRAND CANTATA, "CABIN BOY'S BIBLE." will he rendered by the Church Choir, assisted by friends and an Orchestra. Admission: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. The Rev. A. C. La'wry will give the connective readings. EIDGE Players "delighted to have a game" when the P-emier Bridge Score is used. Price, 1/. —From Stationers and the Star Office. FOOTBALL. -yrOBTHEBN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, i> LIMITED. AUCKLAND V. rpHAMES. SATURDAY, Ist JULY. FOOTBALL MATCH AT THAMES. The P.S. WAKATEBE will leave Auckland on SATURDAY, Ist July, at 7.15 a.m., and will leave Thames on SATUBDAY on return trip at 9.30. p.m. Return Fare, 7/6. Tickets avaUable for return on Monday. •534 LECTURES. A LECTURE ON "VILLAGE LIFE IN CENTRAL INDIA," Illustrated by Over 60 Slides, Will be giveu by MR AND MRS J. TAYLOR, of the Friends' Mission, India, In the (QUEEN'S HALL, PAGET-ST-, Ponsonby, On THURSDAY, at 7.45 p.m. Silver Collection in Aid of Foreign Missions. * 37 EXHIBITIONS. A UCKLAND TRAINING COLLEGE. Tbe Exhibition of Models, Diagrams, etc., in connection with School Teaching, is Open to the Public TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), from 7 to 9 o'clock. At 8 o'clock there wil( be a Lecture on "Schoolroom Humour" by the Principal. All* interested in children cordially invited to be present. H. A. E. MiLNES, B.Sc, 504 Principal. .RAILWAYS. -VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS. On and- after Ist July, lflll, the following Alterations will be made to the Railway Timetable: — The. 5..55 p..m. Train . from AuQkla.nd. ijvil. run to Otahuhu only. A Train will leave Auckland for Onehunga at 9.30 p.m., arriving Onehunga 10.2 P-m. The 9.43 p.m. Train Onehunga to Penrose will be Cancelled. 515 BY ORDER.

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. fA CARD.I D B J. M. H° p E Has Commenced the PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION IN AUCKLAND. PRIVATE RESIDENCE: 255, JERVOISROAD, PONSONBY. Hours for Consultation: 9-9.30 a.m. Home: 1.30-2.30 p.m., 7-S p.m. At Sharland's Pharmacy, Shortlandstreet: 10.30-11.30 a.m. M R J. A. Q UIKN (Some time associated with the Offices of /.the Hon. J. A. Tole, X.C.. the late Mr F. E. Baume, K.C., and Mr W. G. Kenrick, Stipendiary- Magistrate), SOLICITOR, STRAND ARCADE, QUEEN-ST.. No. 9, Second Floor. Telephone 3459. BUILDING. W. B A T T S, MAKER OF -piBBOUS "pLASTER /-IEILINGS And ALL ORNAMENTAL PLASTER WORK. Estimates and Designs on Application. Show Rooms and Factory. •Phone 1637. VINCENT-ST. - A AND m "DURT, J TD., SPECIALISTS IN GASFITTING AND LIGHTING, Have just completed for the Auckland Gas Co. pVAS JLLUMINATIONS At the SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK, And LIGHTING THE AUCKLAND POULTEY SHOW. Agents for— JOHN WEIGHT'S GAS STOVES AND COOKERS. KEITH'S HIGH POWER GAS LIGHTING PLANTS. Largest Staff Gasfitters in the Dominion. Get Our Quotations Before Placing Your Orders. A. M C C°^ TIMBER MERCHANT, ONEHUNGA. Telephone, 1557. KAURI, TOTARA, MATAI, RIMU, TANEKAHA, AND PUKATEA IN STOCK. TjViNS, ~~ jgLECTRIC 71JOTORS, JjTLECTRIC J IFTS. WM. riROSHER AND QONS, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, 51. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. Telephone 955. Estiinctes for Electric LigntLE T US QUOTE YOU. STEAM. OIL, SUCTION, GAS, Either Stationary or Mariue, New or Secondhand. W E 4. R E "R, 2S" GINE ER S. j Try Us and Suve Money. I J AIRD "OROS., I Tyrone Buildings, CUSTOMS-ST., Next Thames Hotel.