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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 100, 26 April 1912, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. ' ";QPERA TTOCSE. ■CVULLER'S -VT-AUDEVILLE pOUPASI . TO-NIGHT— At TO-NIGHT. j Continued Success of I > r\DELL AND TTART. I * I v-fDELL - LJ -ART. I - ? In their Comedy, Singing. Dancing, I I : and Acrobatic Specialities. KITTY EAYNOR, Serio. ! ME ARTHUR MORLEY. Emiaput Basso, "The Deathless Army." t ELSIE BATES, Se:io. VTDA HARCOURT, Lyric iop^nno. : BELLA PERMAN. SONIA SISTERS. [ CECILE STEPHANO. JOE GILBERT. I - BARRY AND BRACEY. ROY RENE. I Cor-indinc wit- Di: T i i TjTRANK '-yOBKE AND COMPANY. ' D.C. and O.S. 2/. STALLS 1/. F.C. 6a. ; Reserve* in Wl.'im:!.. , --. «i! >-Xti:i. , TO-NIGHT SPECIAL. EMPIRE ' -L THEATRE, DOMINION-RD "LAUNCH OF THE ILL-FATED | : TITANIC," And All New Programme. , Prices. 1/ and 6J. 532 -VTEWTON PICTURE PALACE, . ■*•' Karanjrnhnpe Rnad l'enny Se tio.:. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGHAiTVIE. 1 Come Where the Crowds are Coming. | ■ Great Sucres.s of New Series of Pictures. THE FIKK CHIEF'S DAUGHTER. Grand Sp<" tacn":ir Drama. SPIRIT OF THE WEST. , Great Western Drama. i A «<■»!-. ~. ' . •■ =f"nl<-. Prices: Adults, fid to all parts; Children. 3d. Each Day, 2 to 5 p.m., 7 to 10.15 p.m. GLIDE A WAY B I N X., : CO URC-PT.. CITY (3 Dm;-, iioa Bui 'ilia-.- Socie'yK GOOD F! JO 1 !;. ;;OCD , - Admission 64: =k:itcs 1 ' ' A. SMITH, Proprietor. ; JHAVEI.O'-K WILSON. Member of I } t* • idv'.i. r, ' ':j-.m:tte? r.ritish Board of Trade, will I.e'ti re at Opera House, Sunday Niu-hr S:' , ■'.-■■: Titanic Disaster and Bnar<i '3 or Trad.- Methods. Collection for Benefit Titauio Find. 533 i ; ——^. ONEHUNGA ZOO.— Th- Big Animals hare arrlrcd. Free Ride on either Merry- ! i go-round or Ocean Ware all day Saturday. . I Admission: Adults, 1/: Children, over 12 . j years 6d. nmlcr VI ypnrs '.'A 70 PICNICS, EXCTTBSICNS, ETC. z ; rjMIE TAIiAu.N., i HAM WAYS AND ' ,-L FEHHV COMPANY. LIMITED. ROUND TRIP RATES, AUCKLAND TO TAKAPUNA AND BACK. ADULTS: ONE SHILLING. CH.LDi'.EN: SIXPENCE. S.S. PUI'CKE (connecting with Tram at ' Bayswater) leaves New Ferry Tee. on " WEEK DAYS, at:—A.M.: 7.15, 7.45, 8.20, 9.0, 9.40. IJ.2U. 11.0, 11.40, P.M.: 12.20, I 1.10, 1.40, 2.20. 3.0, 3.45, 4.25, 5.15, 5.50, I 6.20, 7.15. 5.15. 9.15, 10.15. *11 15 ('Wednesi day and Saturday only*. And on SUNDAYS !at 9.20 a.m., and thereafter every 40 minutes until G. 40 p.m., and at 7.15, 8-15, and 15 p.m. Tram leaves MiLford Road (connecting 5 with S.S. Pupuke at Bayswater) on WEEK . DAYS at: A.M.. 7.0, 7.3 c. 8.0, 8.40, 3.15. 0.5.-., 10.M, 11.15. 11.55; P.M.. 12.35, 1.25. ; I 1.55. 2.:'j, 3 15, 4.0, 4.40, 5 25, 6.10, 7.0, 8.0, 1 I 0.0, 10.0, "11.0. ('Wednesday and Saturday >, only.) And on SUNDAYS at 8.55 a.m.. end '„ thereafter every 40 minutes until 6.15 p.m., 1 and at 7.0, 8.0, and 9.0 p.m. Fur full panic'b.ai-s =cc Time Tables at "I Offices on Auckland and Bayswater Wharvee. J 1 ' n . ART EXHIBITION. 1 A UCKXAND SOCIETY OF AEIS „ • iX - EXHIBITION. si A All Worts tended for the above will be v: received at the Society's Gallery, Coburg- a , street, on WEDNESDAY and TiiUBSDAI, L May 1 and 2, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. S. STUART. Secretary. - BBUCATIOKAJL. \ /COACHING, singly, class or correspon- 5; \J dence, Matricu.ation, Civil Service, Teachers' Certificates, by Teacher of I f highest qualincations. —Write Premier, 314. | . I Star Office. 0 j D :vr R H. R O W E, I •*■■*• PONSONBY. S Teacher of llasic. ti Has REMOVED to ' EDENDALE-RD., Dominion-rd. Terminus. g--1 i F : s THE AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOE :t : J- ENGINEERING PrincipaI, Jaa. W. b Bower, M.A.1.M.E.; Assistant, H. A. Bower, : _ M.A.I.M.E. For particulars see "Star" advertisement, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.—Address, Top Floor, Tyrone Buildings, Customers!. East, Auckland. P.O. Box 50. 'Phone 1734. vyOULD -you "oather gTUDY C <3 M OXTHS OR 44 ONTHS TO OBTAIN YOUR FIRST SECTION IN THE ACCOUNTANCY DEGREE? WITH MATRICULATION COMPULSORY. THAT WILL BE THE POSITION IN 1913. ] We have, the Courses of Instruction, the i Ability to Pass You—Have YOU the Ambi- ! tion to Pass? It means a better job and higher pay all your life, just for a few months" study now. DON'T DELAY. Call, 'phone, or write for particulars. c TTEMINGWAY AND ■ROBERTSON, ACCOUNTANCY COACHES BY CORRE- 5 SI'ONDENCE 1.603 Passes), I j 40-46, UNION BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. " 'Phone 1102. P.O. Bos 516. CORPORATION NOTICES. pill' OF AUCKLAND., ! STREET CLOSED. i GORE-STREET is Closed against Vehicu- . lar Traffic during drainage operations. j HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. J April 25. 1012. 516 j ; GAZETTE NOTICES. I I "STOTICE BY THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE j j x UNDER THE PUBLIC TRUST i OFFICE ACT. 190S (Part 11. 1. i ■ F ! To the owner of the following land, that :is to say: Ail that Parcel of Land in the I Provincial District of Auckland, containing by acmeasu!e:r.eiK 1 rood B-i perches, more : or iesf, be:.-!'.- AI-oim"nt 7. Village of Weymouth. in the- Parish of Karaka, in the ', County <.'. Edej. * " The land vr,u Crown granted to David Taiieraian. 01" Melbourne, merchant, who "1 I Whereas tae Public Trustee has institutjed inquiries, aud hns do: th.retry ascertained who the owner of the abevedctscribed land is. and believes that sucn owner is no! Id the Dominion: a Now. the Public Trustee hereby calls a upon such owner, within six months' of th-> f j ciate of the publication of this r.otice in Ithis --Gazette." to establish to the satisfaction of t:o Public Trustee his title to tie 1 said land; a:.tl. if he fails or noslects to do so. the Pr.Mle ~rr»u-s will exercise ths powers and aurh'-rities srantcvi to him j 1 and by the Public Trust Office A<-r lOviS 5 1 (Part II.). 1 Dated this 4th day of April. ISI2. i FEED. FITCHETT. , 1 Public Trustee. ' Note.—This notice was published in the I "New Zealand Gazette" cm the lltb. day of I > x April, 1902. : & I7J