AMTTSEMEEHTS. TXT BST'S "piCTUBRS. I "ROYAL A LBBRT TTALL. ! Direction, Hayward's Enterprises. Ltd. | THE HOME OF THE STARS. • A TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. --*■ TRIUMPHANT success. The Most mHB t>LACK rnXRANT Powerful Drama -*- -»-» JBvcr •Exhibited. rr>HE TFLAfit riTYRANT REDEMPTION OF DAN FARLAXB, ' A Coloured Acrobatic Turn by J FIODAY AN!D GODAYOU. PICCOLO SOLO . . MISS LILIAN LEVENS i People's Prices—l/, 6<l, and Children 3d. Reserves, 1/6. 'Phone 1506. THE T YRIC rnHEATRE. HE -L'YBI'C - 1 - HEATRE. Direction Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. HAYWARD'S "PICTURES. aywards -Pictures, last night: "Screened for yonr Pleasure." mHE JUDGMENT OF gOLOMON, SPANISH TOWNS—Scenic. THE riTWINS, HE - 1 - WINS. LATEST GACAIONT GRAPHIC—TopicaI THE /~|UTL-AW — Western HE v/r;xLA\V — Drama. AN ECCENTRIC SPORTSMAN—Comic. A T.XKLAND V XI.MATED YEWS, ■AIXKUM) -ANIMATED -i> KWK. THE /CYLINDER'S DECEET. he Cylinders Secret. HALF A HEltO— Comedy. lyhk: symphony orchestra. Come and Vote for your favourite maker! T7"lN<i C* EORGE mHBATBE. DURHAM ST. (opp. H.M. Theatre). MAIJVELLOLS VALUE. /-CONTINUOUS piCTURES. Afternoon Spsslon, 1.80 to 4.30. Evening Session, 7 to 10. TO-DAY — Star Dramas — TO-NIGHT A Magnlflcent Coloured Drama— THE DANf'BP. OF SIVA. ; And A QCESTION OK SECOND?. Supported by a lost nf other attractions. Dramas, Comics. Scenic*, Topical, only to ■ be seen at the Kins George Theatre. I COME IN -.r GO OUT when you like. ] STOP as long as you like. I Back Stalls. ?.d; Front Swlls and Circle, M. Children. 2d. afternoons only. IS) •ROYAL OKA.TINU INK - TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT. FINAL APPEARANCE of MADAME READ FINAL APPEARANCE ft P.ERCY ATHOS IN NEW AND STARTLING ACTS. NOVEL AND GRACEFUL DANCES. The MaD-.i?en;-ent of the "Royal Rink, id ord(»r to givp .in opporrnuit? - to ibosp \rbo could not gain aunii«elnn on ■Wrrlncwlay night, have mado arrnngemcots l«r another ; and Final ApiK-siraix-e of iIADATOE READ and I'HRCY ATHOS. Remember—The Last Time iv Auckland. FAREWELL APPEARANCE. Those Marvellous Skating Champions. Madame READ and ATHOS—l'crev. TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. introducing THE REMARKABLY AMUSING EPISODE "PLUCKING THE ROSE." "PLUCKING THE ROSE." in Act featured by Madame Read at toe London Hippodrome. RKM EJR— HT. ftEMHItBBB—TO-.VIGHT. POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES Rlni Open as Usual Daily. #TJMTED ANCIENT JJEXEFIT riON-CEKT. In aid of the Widow and Family of the late Bro. McKenna. of Walkino, • To be held' in ©RTJIDS' HALL. NORTH ST., NEWTON, On VVTEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER -J -J TH. PROGRAMME. PAIIT I. 1. InstnimCTtal Trio. Messrs A. Perry. R Booth, D. Dimcry. 2. Sons:. "Son of rh<- Desert." Mr W. Wright. (By kind permission of Auckland F.cnent Entertainersj. 3. -Song. Selected Ml«s R. 7/eheney 4. Humorous Sketch. "The Klrtdlcs." Mr I<aurie Ahrahamß 5. Sonjr. "Sine Mc to Sleep." Miss R Grant. 6. Song. "Baby's F.yee." Mr r>. Brett (Br kin*: permission of Auckland Benefit Eniertaiuersl. PART 11. 1. Sony, "A Request," Miss E Sohneidemann •1 Song. Solectf-d, Air T. Long 3. Dance. Highland Fling Miss Lucas 4. Hnciorous 'Sous Mr A. Austen 5. Recitation. ••Drifted Out to Sen." Miss M- InelJam 6. Song. "Tho Wreck," Mr T. Brough Accompanist. Mr A. Perry. Tic&ets: Front Seals. 2'; Body of TIalL 1/ Doors Open, 7.30. Concert, 8 p.m. C. A. BROWN, 536 Hon. Secy. IRIC.HT HOURS CHILDREN will give a Variety Concert in Hibernian. Hall, Wellington St.. on Wed . Sept. 11th. in aid of poor fund. Adult* 1./, children 6d. 690 THE Havolock Social Club will bold their usual weekly Social in Ihe Druids' Hall, North St.. Newton. To-night. Gents' Sub., 1/6. Ladies by invitation.— M. FOWLER, Hon. Sec. 575 FCOTBAXI*. /-MTY OF AUCKLAND. AUCKIaAND DOMAIN. Notice is liereby given that the Auckland City Council has granted the use of the Domain Cricket Ground to the New Zealand Rugby League for tie purpose of playing a Representative Football Match on SATURDAY, 21st September. 1012. with authority to the said Leasnp to mate a charge not exceeding One ShiVlingr for each person for admission to the said Cricket Ground, with an Extra KhtlliTiß for every hor»e or vehicle, ami an Additional Chanrp not exceeding One Shillinp for each person for admission to the Pavilion. HE>"RY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. September <3ri. 1012. 580 CRICKET. r* R i c ~~k c T. The ANNUAL MEBTIN-f: of the AUCKLIAND CN-IVE-RSTTY COLLEGE CEJCKET CLUB will be held on TUESDAY" NEXT, September 10. at 8 p-m.. at the College. Business.—General, Election of Officers, eic. All welcome. 506 F. A. AIREY. Hon. Sec. I SPOBTTHfG. AUCKLAND RACING CLUb!; Trainers and Jockeys are notified tiat plications for Licenses for the current season must be made at the 'A.R.C. Offices by •SATURDAY, 7th September. ,7. F. HARTLAND, 511 Secretary. A U-CKLAND . RACING CLUB. SALE OF PRIVILEGES, i SEASON 120243. J Tenders are called for the, Pttrchase -of tile f»lto»ing Bights:— BOOTHS PRDTT STALLS. j Highest or any tender uot necessarily accepted. ________ Applications are also invited for the Biffht of Catering. Knll paitic-iars can bo. obtained ar the Clob's Offices, 97, Siiortlaod «Street. wliere Endorsed Tenders _ud Applications will or received, up So Noon on MONDAY, otli September. jH__EH_O*D. /» .:.-'■ -- Secrwaijv
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 215, 7 September 1912, Page 12
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