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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 296, 11 December 1912, Page 12

] rpOWN H ALL OGnW^^^ Patroness .... Mrs. W. .__rt_tk_i'i npO-NIGHT.' •.•■■". npO-NIGHT. -TVNIGHT. "TSS S3 JS T.SS- I JS____SK__KSg _____£. In aid ot the above _____ Artists- Herr Ralmund Pechott.* *fc_r ' Dora Hunt, Mrs Ernest ___T_._!**?« 3 Wilfred Manning. Miilieen Alice Gillett. Mr A. H. ™S_«^M^,?^? Easther. Mr Montague. * i« Miss Lily AMrta_ re . b M;-^Jg* T gy M ~. I Miss Joy Hartley, Mr. J. The Lyric Fbur" ™Vj~* "..! Admission: 2/ (reserved), and 1/ 1 Box Plan at Wlldman and AreVn-''■_ i Booking fee. ' "r" - ■.. »t Doors Open, 7.30. Commence, _M i 520 ZOE BABTLEI. gromotj,,. j "fpHB ;., j BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. On THURSDAY, at 8 a.m., at WILTOf i* . J AND AREY'S, the Plan is' _ scriben, ONLY. On FRIDAY, its __£?£_ Plan will be opened to the General PaWfe ' RESERVED SEATS pQUB gH___%i7 T OWN __xx.'i_ •t 7TH—mUESDAY—; *r_r__i J X- I .TH— -A UEBDAY—_- 4Tg - - QHOBAL COCI_n PRESENTS: HANDEL'S GLORIOUSLY ' D__PRES_tl—| ORATORIO. ■ "V' " THE MESSIAH *-—i " THE MESSI AH "■ ' " THE MESSIAH " | S Interpreted by the followln* B_D]____ Quartet of Sotoittt: - ""* -VTADAME TyiELAERT..-- "_ - ■VTISS V .TjiT_JB. )..'■'■ ; T And- ._ - : ■• .■ THE FAMOUS ENGLISH; .BASSO.Supported by a Huge Chorus and Otehot-t- . O__>—TJERFORMEBB— QK_\ ■ '■ *J<mj X BRFORMERS '.©-V ;;";.'-* "THE MESSIAH'"-^ "THE MESSLAH" : '-■ I "THE MESSIAH". .' . The Great" Story'of Humanity. 7" TOWN HALL, TUE_SDAT''NE__ \ ADMISSION: A/ AND O/ft NOTE.—Box. Plan arrangements at spitsfied at the head of this advertisemfa. SCOTT COLVILIJE.7.i 518 ■---•.- -He-iUjifc, ELOCUTIONABY RECITAL' fiy t_ Pupils of jrfiss Elsie Jar, _fe_»j)A_, December 16, At 8 plm., in Sb ."-iaamft Hali, Symonds St. Tickets, -V, «t-'l_. a. . B. Piano Co., Gertl Camp-on'-. Badj'fc"p A UCKLAND RACING :.v_o«__ 7 GARDEN PARTY, ELLEB3I___ SATURDAY. -NEXT, .Clp .: ' TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. _"' The ordinary 2.10 p.m. train from lto> land to Onehunga will, stop it !_*"___► ' course Platform, and a Special Trail .*■ leave Auckland at 2.15 p.m. for the,-tea-course, stopping at Newzaarket n. I Remuera. Fares, 1/ return from A_c_n_, . 8d return from Newmarket or Rewwn. A Special Train will return from the --*• j course Platform at XSO p-m. -""*■';' 302 J. F. HABTLAND, Saf. , j

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