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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 90, 16 April 1913, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. I POPULAR PRICES. 3/, 2AI/v TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE^ aa- Lessee C. R. Bailey, TO-NIGHT AT S. TO-NIGHT AT 8. . TO-NIGH. AT 8. JACK WALLER'S FAMOUS FLIGHT OF FANCY. THE BUTTER.FLIES. THE B U TIE RF LI ES. THE BUTTE'EFLIES. . Direct from England and South Africa (Under the personal direction of Mr Fre"' McCrea). THE MOST VERSATILE COMPANY TRAVELLING. HEAR MARION ARMITAGE HEAR In "Ginger Beer." HEAR THE CELEBRATED HEAR HUNGARIAN BAND. HEAR FREDERICK W. DENNETT HEAR Play tbe Rhapsodic Hongroise No. 2 WITH FULL ORCHESTRA, Conducted personally by Mr. Jack Waller, See the Sporting Drama, " MORNING STAR. In Five Tabloid Acts. Box Plan now open at Wildman and Arey's. Day Sales at Walker's Phoneries, H.M. Arcade. Popular Prices: 3/, 2/, and 1/.■:■ TJOMAIN rxRICKET p ROUND, AN AEROPLANE AN AEROPLANE AN AEROPLANE' And A DREADNOUGHT A DREADNOUGHT , A DREADNOUGHT In New Zealand at the Same Time! The Aeroplane, however, is merely here on A Flying .Visit: gATURDAY. VEST! gATURDAY -M-_XE. ~■' THE MOST STUPENDOUS ATTRACTION THAT HAS EVER TAKEN PLACE . IN THE DOMINION.' ' '-- VIZARD gTONE, TT7IZARD gTONE. WIZARD gTONE,. (Certificate No. 15). Certificated Member of the International Aero Club, with a record of over 2000 . •■.'•• flights to his credit. A MAGNIFICENT DEMONSTRATION ; ... Of .•.'..... A MONOPLANE ACTUALLY FLYING. A MEMORABLE AND NEVER-TO-BE-FORGOTTEN SIGHT AN EVENT OF GREAT NATIONAL IMPORTANCE. : To See this huge bird-like machine • rise from the ground and catch the air. • i and after Its flight to see It" .". • : ' strike ground again, is A" SENSATION THAT NO PEN CAN DESCRIBE. PRICES: 2/ and' 1/, at Wildman " and Arey's and Partridge's, TO-DAY (Wednesday), .and. at : the pay-boxes of the. Domain from 12 o'clock on < Saturday next, at which •time the Airship will be on exhibition; Directors....C. R. Bailey and C. Margnlis. Manager-for Wizard Stone, Mr b. G. Shafer _r_oo, Royal Oak—Where you can spend a. • tJ pleasant time. Admission: Adults, 1/: • Children, 3d and 6d. . '40 TVTANUKAU Yacht Club—Picture EnterAJA. talnment, in aid of the Jetty Fund, Foresters' Hall, Friday next All come. Aquatic programme. ___ TYANCING.—Learn to Waltz In one private AJ lesson, 3/6; any time by appointment. Prof. Bailey, 155, Grey St ,'.' ; 25 ANCING.—THE MISSES BERESFORD having taken over Mrs. Sowerby's Juvenile Saturday Afternoon' Class, will commence the first quarter 12th April, at ' 2.30 p.m., in MASONIC HALL Eden Terrace.—For particulars apply "Arncliffe.** 106, Symonds. St ■ DANCING.— MRS. SOWERBY. open, her Ballroom Classes ln the Masonic Hall. Eden Terrace, S p_n_., Thursday; 10th April (Long Night), and every alternative Thursday. Friday, elementary, 7.30 p.m.. Epsom Hall, Epsom, Wednesday, 9th, 7.3o.—Terms. etc, Mrs Sowerby, Internum St. Onehnnga. TVANCING , AND DEPORTMENT. MISS M. MILLER will open her CLASSES FOR BALLROOM DANCING on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, commencing APRIL 9th, in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PARNELL. Private Lessons by' Arrange, ment. Terms, etc., MISS M. MILLER, . . Chelsea. JOHNSTONE'S PIANO TUTOR FOR SALE EVERYWHERE, And from A. EADY AND CO., 112, Queen Street ?''' .0 rTHJ-NIGHT search your wardrobe for any a. soiled clothing. To-morrow, rln_ u_ I orter. l v two days your order will be returned to you fresh, new and clean again.—• Phone I«_L PORTER'S DXE WORKS, v-STeSStect Buildings. Karanpbape Road! r P.O'__ BRIDGE PLAYERS ___ The ••FUEMIER" Bridfe Scorer _,___ __?Si„ iv _ <l . larses J,- on tne htarket. Cai be s_--_n_S* _l neea St "' Spreckley and Co.. «___."__• t, *"»"i--'"t St; G. Totman, «____' <W r St U R .. »_*a*r, »SSoner. r - w n ?;, C - Hawk lhß. Stationer. (Jaeen _»'• -!•._.• A^ien and Co -. Stationers, yueen lomlinsou, Staxioner, Symonds St-.; c. Smith, stationer, Symoads St.; A. Aley. btatlouer. Karangahape Rd. price, IA _._ _S_.i_°S.^l t toe "Premier." the Favourite Bridge Scorer. — . . EUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS. -ftf ANSON'S JOINING DOOMS. Some may think they are leading, but we claim to be SECOND TO NONE. THE "HERALD" OFFICE RIGHT ' OPPOSiu.iL Q. LO B B J\ lx 1 N G.R OOM S. (NEXT GLOBE PICTURES, QUEEN ST.) AUCKLAND'S LEADING RESTAURANT. Cleanliness, Civility and. Quality, Our Motto. " ' ■.. Four-course Meal, 1/. 3. W. MANSON, Proprietor. ..; " piiiuii'. r -- : ~~- - - gTILL TREADING; BEST -ty MEALS IN THE CITY, . STRAND ARCADE. ' Printed and Published for the Proprietors. "The Brett . Printing and Company, Limited," by Henry Brett nf Lake Takapuna. Journalist, at the OfflX. of the Company, Shortland Street, a___! ____. *"-** --■■/