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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 166, 12 July 1912, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. •QPEBA JJOUBB. BRBNNAN-FTJLLER'S VAUDEVILLE. ■VfIATaNEE Tj-jVERY gATUSDAY, PROGRAMME THE SAME AS NIGHT. SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES—Orch. Stalls and Dress Circle. ONE SHILLING. Children. SIXPENCE. Back Stalls, ! SIXPENCE Everybody. Commence at 2.30. Q P E R A TJ O U S E. THE GREATEST SHOW IN AUCKLAND. REFINEMENT IS OUR MOTTO. THE "DARTS rp.Ri(J, Acrobats and H-„ -*-*ARTS X. RIO. Wire Walkers. ADDIE TROMP. Ballad Vocalist DORIS Ri'YAl.. Shrill mid Dancer ARTHUR CJTACEY, English Eccentric *3 Comedian. DAN* LLEWELLYN, Operatic Tenor. JOCK NORRIE, MAY LEWIS. ' THE GRESHAM FOUR. Serios. Dancers. 1 JOE WALLACE. HARRY HODDINOTT. EDITH HARMER. English Serlo. NEWMAN AND HUGHES, Trick Cwtlists. ' D.C. and 0.5., 7.1: Stalls. 1/; F.U, «d. , Reserves at Wildman's SIXPENCE ' EXTRA. A' DELPHI THEATRE. NEWMARKET. Bonzaid and Mercer. Proprietors. Every Evening, at 8 o'clock. WE PRESENT OUR GRAND COLOSSAL PROGRAMME. ENTIRE- CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ON WEDNESDAY AND SATIKPAV. • Come and see our Colossal Programme. . MATINEE ON SATURDAY AND ON ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES. 1/ and 6fl, 'mOWS XT A L L. (** RAND pOPULAR QONCERT, Under the Direction of Herr J. Wielaert. M ONDAY-JUDY -^ 8 P.M. In .aid of the Society for Protection of t Women and Children and Prevention of i Cruelty to Animals. : POPULAR PRICES: 1/ all over the HaTL Tickets may be obtained from all Mem- , bers of Committee and all loading stationers. Seats can be booked at Wildman and . Arey's, 1/ extra. I 3 mOWN TTALL /CONCERT /CHAMBER. 1 ! Commencing JULY 17th—WEDNESDAY —JULY 17th, \ MR. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE'S English Costume Comedy Company, "THE DANDIES." "THE DANDIES." : "THE DANDIES." ALL THE BEST PEOPLE PATRONISE 1 "The Dandles." r They stand pre-eminently above all 2 others in the essentials of originality and quality. These Entertainers present programmes of much variety and charm. 3 Their Motto is " ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT." THE "TkANDIES" HE A-'ANDIES" ? Are now playing their EIGHTH week In , Wellington, and they open here on WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th. Prices: 3/, 2/, and One Shilling. No extra .charges. Box Plan now open at Wildman and Arey's. SCOTT COLVILLE. Representative. c T» O V A L ROLLER RINK, XV KHYBER PASS. Four Sessions Daily. Popular Prices. 8 TUESDAY, JULY 30. GRAND POSTER AND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. FOOTBALL. i _____ . , j "pOOTBALL, -poOTBALL, ALEXANDRA T>ARK, /& / a AND '-. g l\fi /CAMPBELL CHOW riROUND, "pPSOM, rpO-MOBROW. mO-MOBBOW, * AT 2 P.M. COLLEGE RIFLES ill. V. NORTH SHORE 111. Leading Teams Third Grade Championship. " AT 3 P.M. COLLEGE RIFLES V. MARIST BROS. PARNELL V. CITY. r Admission Gd, Stand 6d. Ladles Free to Ground and Stand. ENTRANCE: Greenlane and Campbell Statue (both within 50yds of tram stop). ' C. V. LANGSFORD. ; 520 Hon. Secretary. 1 , SOCCER PLAYERS should always have a. tin of NAZOL OINTMENT In tietr bags. They should never go to play without this friend. It is the very best remedy Tor r Bruises or Sprains. T7WOTBALLERS.—Be Up-to-date in your A- Information. Auckland Rugby Union ' Official Handbook for 1912. Price, 6d. All , Stationers or Star Office. "CVXWBALLERS should see that they have. X a tin of NAZOL OINTMENT In their [ bags when going to play. It is almost certain that most of them will require it • by tie time tbe game is over. It reduces the swelling and takes away the pain. • a A UCKLAND PROVINCIAL _jjw£"7 xx RUGBY LEAGUE yy% (Northern Union Rules). ' gENIOR Q.RADE » C CHAMPIONSHIP. EDEN PARK. KINGSLAND. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 13. PONSONBY UNITED V. NEWTON RANGERS '■ (This Match will decide the Championship). NORTH SHORE ALBIONS V. EDEN RAMBLERS. CITY ROVERS V. MANUKAU ROVERS (at EHerslie). Kick-Off, 3 p.m. Admission, Sixpence. Ladles Free. 506 H. OAKLEY, Hon. Sec. . "p«OOTBiALI_eRS~Be Up~"to3ate In your ,x! information. Aucklan- Rugby Union Official Handbook for 1912. Price 6d. All Stationers, or "Star" Office. L'GBY PLAYERS get plenty of hard knocks, and plenty of bruises. NAZOL OINTMENT enables them to get rid of the , bruises quickly. It has great soothing and healing properties. "CTOOTBALLERS.—Be Up-to-Date In your , X. Information. Auckland Rugby Union Official Handbook for 1912. Price 6d. All Stationers, or "Star" Office. TCI YE N~NORTHERN UNION PLAY-IKS XX cannot escape sprains and bruises. Kicks often produce great painful swellings. The simplest, purest, and most effectual treatment is to use NAZOL OINTMENT. It relieves the pain and rednces the swelling. ~—■—— mm ——■__■______________ HOCKEY. TJNIVER4ITY HOCKEY CLUB'S " AT HOME." MONDAY, loth JULY. Cars will leave top of Queen Street at 1.30 , a.m. for Dominion Road and Remuera and - Epsom, via Parnell. J. B. REYNOLDS. Hon. secretary. I I HOCKEY PLAYERS will get in the way I jXX of each other's Sticks, and then a i bruise, more or less serious, follows. The I ; best way to get rid of the bruise is to use ; NAZOL OINTMENT. <> eases the pain aud (reduces the swelling. '