| P E B A HOtJS " Proprietors, John Fuller and Son*. Another Splendid House lest Night, and ' the Programme Received with every mark of Approbation by the Vast Audience. FULLER'S -TTAUDEVTLLB CLLER'S V AUDEYILLB V>OMPANY Continued Phenomenal Success of The FRANK YORKE, With « Comedian, FRANK. TORKE. Voice. THE DRIBCOLLS, Bob and Alf. Specialists THE DBI9COLLS, in Humour. KING AND MILUARB Entertainers tDirect from England). LBS CONEY, N Character LES CONEY, Comedian. Male MATE VINE, Charming Impersonator. MAIB VINE, Soabrette. MAT NEALY, DELLI CONNOB, OLOA I .EAR, HUGO LEAK, MAT NEALY, DELLI CONNOR, OLOA f-KAn HUGO LEAK, TJBLLA T>EBMAN, Tie Premiere ■«-*RLLA Lady Dancer. MARSHALL PARMER, MARSHALL FARMER, Actor-Vocalist. FULLER'S PRICES: D.C. & 0.5., O/ STALLS -W F.C. /»D. Plan at Wildman and Arey's, «d extra. MONDAY NEXT, Messrs. John Fuller and Sons Present STELLA RANGER, STELLA RANGER. The Vaudeville Mefba of Australia, FLORRIE RANGER, Australia's Premier Comedienne. Also HUGO AND LEAR, Renowned J-ufrglers. _* **.., .JICTUBE pALACK. T\OMJXION T>OAD. T?VERY ICIGUT AT Q MATINEES SATURDATS. AT 2.30. WORLDS PICTDRES AND MUSIC. New Programmes Wednesdays and Saturdays. PRICES—6<L I,', 1/6. EST Social Gathering of Methodist Conference. Town Hall to-night. See programme, amusement column. 514 Picnic Is easily first i •*- highest and best marine outing in the Dominion. 990 BIOS' —TILL TEADINO. BEST V LUNCH IN THE CITY. STRAND ARCADE. "lAA YEARS of success stands to the A- vv credit of the Manchester Unity Oddfellows, who celebrate their anniversary by the Premier Picnic at Motntapu To-morrow. 590 WAITEMATA SWIMMING CLUB (Champion Club of Australasia). ALBERT-ST. BATHS, 8 POL TO-NIGHT 8 P.M. SPECIAL 100 YARDS HANDICAP, and a Score of Other Attractions, Admission: Gents. 1/; Ladles-and Children (under 161, 6d. J. J. MUI/TIHILL, Hon. See. PTTHE INFIDELITY OF THE CHURCHES, With Special Reference to the Methodist Conference and its Complicity -with Infidelity. Bead "Star" March 7th. GREY STATUE, UPPER QUEEN-ST., SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 3 p-m, S. L. P. RIMMER. 30 QHUSEMURI JOCKEY ffEDB. ACCEPTANCES for All Brents on the First Day done with the Secretary at Paeros, on SAOT7BDAY. 9th March. *t 0 p-m. 806 H. POLAND, Secretary. HOKTICXTLTTJItAI. SHOW. Kj HORTICULTURAL SHOW. TO-MOBBOW. MARCH 9th, 1912. THE GREAT FBUIT SHOW OF TtTB NORTH. S.S. OBEWA leaves nd Silverrtele at 11 p.m. Sl« J. SCHOLLUM. Secretary. rr> A Z A A B ** A Z A A B Given by the "Varsity Women Students to ■the Missionary Society for University Women (India). ST. A NDBEWS TTALL, Lower T. -«-NDBEW*S JJ-ALL, Symonde-st. Fancy Work. •compeUttoßs. EASTERN GOODS. EASTERN GOODS. Plain Work. Ft>rtune-telßax. Produce. Music GREAT VARIETY. GBEAT VARIETY. Refreshments. Side-shows, i AH the Very Best and Cheap. TO-NIGHT. f O-NIGHT. .. . „ „ , . And TO-MOBBOW <SATUBDAY) NIGHT. Admission to H«U, 1/. Door, 7 p.m. FUHBKAX HOTXCES. ODGE UNITED SERVICE, NO. ltt The Brethren of the Lodge ere reqacsted to wnsMj at the Loose Boom. Prineesst., on SUNDAY. March 10th. at 2 p-m. sharp, for the purpose of following- the remains of onr late Bro. N. P. B. Larsen, P M P.GA. to their la*t resting place at Pnrewa. Dark Clothes. Aprons, WWte Ties and Gtocee; No Jewels. The funeral will leave the residence of out late Brother. Sbortlaiid-et.. at 2JSO p.rn Members of Grand Lodge and other Lodges are invited to attend. By Order of the W.M THOS. W. AWES, P.M.. 78 Secretary. TOURIST KTiBOBTg. RKLB BAY HOUSE (Old Established), WHANGAPABAOA. Beautiful sandy beach. Native nsah. Lovely view. Fishing, boating, bathing. Tennis- Steamer three to four times a week. Return Fare. 5/. Guests landed at the wharf. Hot salt water baths. Terms: Adults—Per week, 25/ j per day, 4/6. Children, under 12. 10/6 per week. Apply MRS G. ABRXE. ARKLE'S BAY, WHANGAPABAOA. Private mail bag. Write or wire. GOLD ICXHTjro NOTICES. E KUKAXn GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. A Call (the s*ti) of One Penny per Share >le to tSe Secretary at Uie Co: Office, No. 305. Victoria Arcade. Queenstreet. Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 2»& day of March, 1»12. J. W. NICHOL. Secretary. 'Awainuj, carJteta, im sn&
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 59, 8 March 1912, Page 12
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