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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 70, 22 March 1916, Page 12

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MAY MARTIN WIRTH - t\ iMAY MARTIN WIRTH,' Aekn<mlL,._ MAY MARTIN WIRTH IMAY MARTIN WIRTH of M B^^P V MAY MAItTIN WIRTH OWSH. y THE LORETTA TWINS, Electric : S~L : _ THE LORETTA TWINS - (V? i»"**~; THE LOHRTTA TWINSr - Horiaonhii'' ERNESTONIANS AND Nomosl« ,, • EBNESTONIANS AND NOVIKOffS' Last word in Sensations- oa th» S ■''■■"" Trapeze. :' Atea • I.OUVAIN, " "" . LODVAIN, Something New on the High Wire. " ~ / MUSSA MAMTEV -"''.' *" MUSSA MAMIEv! Russian Cossack Ri_» r ' GROUP OF PERFORMING iIOSS. ; % Born in New Zealand, and Trained hv I. the Wirth Bros. y. JOE AND GEORGE'S FUN FACTnp» Ie FIDEIN. ■ Bl> THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN CIOWN ADMISSION TO COMBINED SHOw_5/ (Reserved Chairs). 4', 3/, and Gali_r«if r Children half-price, except to. r AT THE MATINEE Children admitted a t half-price to all parts. , - Book Early. Plan at Wildman aud Arei'l" THE HUGE ZOO. IS OPEN FROM _ TO 5 DAILY. Adults, 1/; Children. So. -" See the Seals and other Wild^u___ being Fed. ' H IS '. M- UEii - Tr;a ipHEATU, j Lessees J. c Willianuwn/l_bf| II COMMENCING WEDNESDAY MARCH-?*/ - When. 1 J. AND X. TAIT -_-.' y ~ Will Present . - '.: v/ 7 gYDNEY.. JAMES . Aud his Famous "-icfjPp ROX A L STRO'L <L B B 8...' ■ 52S" A ' L " 'ST 5 9. I A L " S T-B O M B B-£% BO YA L S T'ROI,I,f|fS •THE ARISTOCRATS OF - 60Sli___S' COMEDY. . 1 SYDNEY JAMES. '''- t^' Mlndcry, Whistling, liiipeiwiaUona. "~> Ventriloquism. *• MADELINE ROSSTXEB, ' .'if" Comedienne and Danseuse. •'■ ~ ' GWEX\ LEWIS. In Songs at the Piano. -";• CONNIE MILNE, ' - .-" Soprano Vocalist and Burlesque Aetre__ : G. W. DESiIOND. Eccentric Dancer and 'Ragtime GEORGE GRAYSTONE, Baaaoi-SSi C. W- NORTHCOTE,' CoflWtt^f/|p ARTHUR FROST. - '4 .'•s , Sole Pianist and Musical Director. '■'■■'-■ ■ - And " B ILL Y." i ;,'> THE STROLLERS' lACGH3_BSa-Wial - COMMENCES WEDNESDAY NEXT.- 1 To See-and Laugh: 4/-: (reserved); 3/-. __fg ' 11/-. The- Box Plan ; Opens TO-MOJajSOK . MORNING at Wildman and Arera, 1 — ■—— — * J> A N D ■_•;■" C.ONvC-B:B;;;"4| c TEMPERANCE GUARDS BRASS "-Baljsf c : — ■ ' (Incorporated);-'^ ':'?"■&%& s Condnctor, J. M. Barley, '..i: h- By kind permission bf; City CoiicflJJa :. .Will render a Select FrosTamme ot IfaasF AT POINT EaIN PARK,- :'ni| WEDNESDAY, 22ND INST., AT 7JO,PJ^ Collection for Instrument Fund. -, ~ SSI W. GREENWOODS Bee. Xy 5 /^.isls'' "t»ealm■,'^TJ_a>";'irtaH^ (Under the Patronage of; His* B_wSufig.J " . ■ the Governor and Lady Uverpoa_:j_«s Tb be held at j OYTJONDS gT, . •1 -- ■ Oa i SATURDAY; ORTH lUt ' i(By kind permission of Hon."XaL.Myen(^. " i ■ In Aid of .. •■■;•.-".":-.■ ■ ■" M ■: GUILD'S GENERAL AND-rSOU>lS_tfc ; FUND. . '■'% ;.- STALLS.—FIower and : :prodnee,-;;^M| . i Fancy ..and. Wopllen, -Book,U ] Home-made Cake. etc.". etc. . '-:. . i Ice Cream. Refreshments,-' Music.•>__■? '.Shows, Fortune Tellers, Shooting-'GalWlf| j . . Tennis Tournament,..,etc.-V.r- L .. : % . ! Afternoon. 2.30 to 530. Evening,'Yto:«| ._ j "ADMISSION, 1/. Children. «d. M: !l!"'K S. J. LAC X IS ,;B ;Ajt;S?' Jill. JJ It the GLOBE. • ~ • With "LITTLE JOHNNY.V Oh.-Ghla.. V; '~ ■'..■.■- ....... , . -'. ..- - J .. f .J_l MOTOR CAR TRIPS. ijiHE BEST WAY TO SEE AUCKIisSBfJ X The Chase Char-a-banc .leaves.: _$ G.P.O. every v day—Morning,; 10 ajn., 2sistl trip. 3/; Afternoon, 2.30. p.m., 3-hoar trtfc;i 5/ (afternoon tea free). Chase : "Stasia*-:! Sightseeing Co., Ltd. Phone 1533. " ■ ■ " ' " "is_S PICNIC J, EXCURSIONS. ETC -—-— : ■ « _l._-__ NORTHERN STBAM__& ■X> COMPANY. Lfi«pp — WEEK END TRIPS TO PLEASUM _?; ÜBSOUTS. T (Weather' and Other OrcuuMtattß|| - Permitting.) \ • SATURDAY,. SSTH MABCH,: 1916. WAIHEKE. __# WAIOTAHI No. 1 Jetty, KAWAU AND ALGIE'S. DAPHNE..-. .2 p.m., No. 3 Jettt; GRUT'S AND WAIWEBA. "> HAUITI ........i.3 p.m.. No. 5 Jetftv BROWN'S BAY, DEEP CREEntfsl AND ARKLE'S. ''-'__'' OREWA 2 p.m.. No. 5 Jettft' Steamer arrives back in Auckland abqagj: 9 a.m. Monday morning. .:_=:> 513- ■:•■•' CHAR)-US RANSON,- Manager..- - TX7EEK-END EXCURSIONS, TjOTORBAf Tickets at Holiday Excursion Batst .-«■_ ! - be issued to ROTOBUA from X»n_alJH_l and all Stations north thereof KVKM_ SATURDAY until 31st March. 1818. t«*l able for return until-the following THDBSJK DAY. • ' , t KAUES: Rcturu from Anc_~ld-:Fffl|f| SVI; second, Are you ou« amongst thousands In/tJfcJ Auckland Province who has; not seea-ta*;; World's V unr.erlaud'!' If so, decide NOW to spend your in\t holiday i:i Uotorui. - l * A ..'. ItOTORUA TCUiIIST LEACiUB. ..- -■'"- - - ' ' - •—____■- i ; : ~ — 7^P" - RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS-. " 1 \r ANCIIESTER Dining ■Room, bpporilt,. A'A iiallwav Statlou.—tlreakfast, <-"*. _;K - Mf>!, '-' r ickfts. -10/; half-dozen, 5/. _/* ill--*'■*• S TILi - L EADm 5 BEST -I / MEALS IN THE CITX.----5 OTRAND AECIBI \