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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 303, 20 December 1917, Page 10

. AXCUSEMEHTB. XfIULLEB'S QPERA ~SoDBR .Direction: Ben. J. and John Fuller, Jun, ' AT 8 P.M.—TO-NIGHT—AT 8 'P.M. Last: Three Nights of Their Season. LES BATES , MERRYMAKERS " In the Laughable Burlesque. Fun. - I Girls Fun. :[■ IN BOHEMIA. Girl*. Fun. : I IN BOHEMIA. Girls. j?un. • I Girls. Pretty Girls, Lively Dances Gay Costumes, Bright Music. ■ A Show or Splendour and Sparkle. PRECEDED BY HIGH-CLASS __ VARIETIES. The Musical Bentleys—The Alerts—Thiirbe'r and Thurber—Colema'n Sisters—Australian Hamptons and McKay and Graham. NOTE!!! . FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES (Including Amusement Tax)." DC. or 0.5., 2/1; Stalls, 1/1; Gallery 6d. " :Plan till 5 p.m. at Robertson's Music Depot, Queen Street. Reserves, 2/T. JjnjLLER'S OPERA HOUSE. .OPENING OPENING OPENING MONDAY. MONDAY. MONDAY. - Ben J. Fuller's International Star The Singing, Swinging Venus, : RUTH BUDD, ■ '". ■ RUTH BUDD, ■ ; . '!Tne Girl with the Smile." A RCADIA -VTOTICE. •**-KCADIA _, .• i^ A RCADIA X V)WINO TO -t*.KCADIA NON-ARRIVAL Of the Fox Feature "THE ISLAND t»F DESIRE," The Management beg to announce that they will screen, for one night only, A BLUEBIRD FEATURE, TREASON. REASON. ■ In addition, - , - "LIZZIE'S LINGERING LOVE," L.E.O. Comedy In two parts. HEAR BURXAND'e PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA at the Red Crose Concert. Town Hall. December 22. 518 rp o w X 2 At .£.. Under patronage of the Mayor, Hone. Mr ' Herries, Dr. Pomare, Sir James Carroll, and" Maori Members of Parliament. - - / ■ rnHB -jy-AORI -njNTERTAINERS (Hawke's Bay and East Coagt). • COMMENCING mO-NIGHT, mHUKSDAY, DEC. 20, 1917, 8 P.M. IN AID OF THE •JuTAOBI SOLDIERS , TjUJND (Authorised by Ministe/of Internal Affairs.)

Prices: 3/, 2/, 1/. Box Plan, Wildmao and Atev'g. ' Direction— Hon. A. T. Nsata. ■ . ' . BOS MR J. : 'P. "LONERGAN, the, Popular Ba«eo, at the Red Cross Concert, Town Hall, Beccihber 22. BIS SPORTHf O. ■AUCKLAND JJACING gUMMEB IuTEETIXG. •gLLEBSLIE XIACECOUBSE. 26 *"» 29, AND •- TASUABY -f FIRST BACE STARTS ABOUT 1O NOON EACH DAY. ADMISSION TO BACECOUBSE, GRANDSTAND AND ENCLOSURE: Gentlemen 11/. Ladies G/. All persons other than, members leaving the Paddock or. Racecourse will be liable on re-entering to again pay- for admission,' as no passes will be issued. CHILDREN under twelve will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. .:« No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, VMS, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or a Bookmakers , Clerk, no Disqualified or Undesirable person, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Kaceconrsc during the Summer Meeting, and if any.such person is found on such course he ■will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. J. F. HARTLAND, i<3B ' Secretary. LAWK TENNIS. TrfTENNIS T>LAYERS. •*■'' f BE WISEBUY the: best racquets in THE WORLD AT LESS THAN PRE-WAE **[> T VES- AT- . PRICES, from •""• el« X Tuned aud Strung to a Supreme and Even Tenstou with Exfra Special Gut. Racquets Restruog by the Perfect Method. All Repairs. Address: 67, PARK BO AD. DIVIDENDS. TC7IAIHI-PAEROA GODD EXTRACTION * COMPANY, LIMITED. A DIVIDEND of ONE SHILLING per Share has been declared on the 123,000 shares of the Company, payable on 4th January, 1918. The transfer Books of the Company will 'be Closed from the 20t\i December,'lSl7, to 3rd January, 1918 (both^lnclusive). By Order o£ the Board of Directors. A. G. FRANKHAM, Acting Secretary. Auckland, 19th December, 1917. HM BILLIARDS. B r L L _i_ A B■ ** s - TAEVONPORT. TH* '■* ■ ' gTBAND "gILLIARD pAKLOCRS, (Over Messrs. Dnder Bro*'" Store. Beach Road). 3 fJiABLES *. ■pTORNISHISGiS. OPENING GAME, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMEEH 2teti AT S. W. E, BACKETT V. FEED FABKELL. A Cordial Invitation extended, to Everybody to witness the match. 039 >: a. G» JONES. Proprietor. ' -* '■■ ■ '■ -