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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 63, 14 March 1918, Page 10

AMUSEMENT*. TjVULLER'S QPERA TTOUSE. Direction: Ben J. and Jno. Fuller, Jan. ■ MANAGERIAL NOTE. — OWING TO JSHIPPING DIFFICULTIES THE DEPARTURE OF THE STANHOPE REVUE COMPANY HAS BEEN DELAYED, AND THEIR PRESENT SUCCESSFUL SEASON EXTENDED. TO-NIGHT—B P.M.—TO-NIGHT. BIG LAUGH VAUDEVILLE BILL. PAUL STANHOPE'S REVUE CO. Present the Musical "Wave of Joy," Music I RAZZLE-DAZZLE I Acres of & Song. I RAZZLE-DAZZLE-. | Girls. As Exhilarating as Champagne, as Sparkling as Moselle, as Pungent as an American Cocktail. Catchiest Melodies. Refined Ballets. 42 Howls of Delight. 50 Screams of Fun. 80 Roars of Laughter. 1 Long Merry Smile. lARTHUR CROXON, Yorkshire Comedian. .MAUDE COURTNE-Y AND MR C. Breeziest Duo Auckland Has Known. 3 CARRS—THE HARLANS—JOB SOHO, Etc. FULLETTS LITTLE PRICES (Including Amusement Tax): P.C. or 0.5., 2/1: Stalls, 1/1; Gallery, 6d. Plan till 5 p.m. at Robertson's Music Depot, Queen Street. Reserves. 2/7. ARCADIA. KCADIA. mO-NIGHT. ARCADIA. J- 0-NIGHT. RCADIA. "VIRGINIA TJEARSON v IRGINIA -t EARSON IN SISTER A GAINST CASTER ISTER -ti-GAINST KRISTER Anne has lived In the refining influence of her mother. Years pass and environment hae done its work. Katherine appears as a bejewelled product of the netherworld. Hate is her ruling passion. jrpHE TJESULT. SEE THIS PICTURE, SISTER A GAINST CJSSTER ISTER -ti-GAINST *>ISTER USUAL SUPPORTS, AT — TpMPRESS — THE -Ei MPRESS ONLY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ALSO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Opportunity Come Your Way. TO-NIGHT. XfiTHEL fDARRTMOHE, IN " ITJTHE jMFTED -yEIL." Supported by An Exceptional Picture. THE X>ENDLETON TDOUND TTP. HE JL ENDLETON -"OUND A- , P. Cowboys and Girls Galore. 'ITIYHE BATTLE OF ARRAS"—British J- official war picture.—At the Strand, week commencing Next Saturday. Absolutely anthentic. SPORTING. QHINEMURI JOCKEY /^LUB. A NNUAL T?ACE TITEETING. PAEROA COURSE. - gATUEDAY JJEXT, ■^β £1,500 IN STAKES. OHINEMURI CUP. f4OO. PAEROA STEEPLECHASE, £140. BEST PROGRAMME" AND BEST COURSE OUTSIDE AUCKLAND. Caterer: J. Sinclair, Auckland. First Race: 11.15 a.m.; Last Race, 4 p.m., to time for passengers to catch trains for vsaihi and Waikato, connecting with Main N.S*.S. Company have fwo boats leaving Auckland for Paeroa at midnight Friday returning leaving Paeroa at 8 p.m., Saturday. „, H. POLAND, 531 Secretary. P "VrOKTHERN STEAMSHIP Z& ■** CO., LTD. OHINEMURI RACES, I —S» AT PAEROA, „- _, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1918. S-β. TANTWiHA—Friday, 15th, at U. 30 p.m. Takes racehorses. S.S. WADIARIE—Fri., 15th, at midnlgliu These vessels -will leave Paeroa at 8 p.m.. Saturday Evening for Auckland. Return Fare, IS/. 217 CHARLES RANSON, Manager. MEETINGS. Ml AN URGENT MEETING of the General Committee (particularly members of ihe Canvassing Committee), is called for TO-MORROW (Friday), at 11 a.m. SHARP, to meet the Business- Men's Committee Procession Committee meets 2.30 p.m. R. RHODES, 532 Hon. Secretary. JJLACKLBG. An Officer will be in attendance at the following centres and dates for the purpose of Inoculating Calves against Blackleg:— RUNCIMAN—Messrs A. Buckland and Sons' Saleyard—FßlDAY, 15th Inst KARAKA—Mr J. Pascoe's Farm—FRIDAY 15th inst. KARAKA — Mr D. Finlayuon's Farm— SATURDAY, 18th inst. PAPAKURA—Mr James Walker's Farm—■ MONDAY, 18th inst. PAPAKURA—Mr H. A. Lloyd's Farm— MONDAY, 18th inst. HUNUA—Mr W; T. Lockwood'e Farm— TUESDAY. 19th inst. HUNUA—Mr J. G. Gallagher's Farm— TUESDAY, 19th inst. PAPARIMU—Mr J. Gamble's Farm— WEDNESDAY, 20th inst. ARARIMU —Mr S. Nobb'e Farm— THURSDAY, 21st inst. ARARIMU—MR W. Dunn's Farm— THURSDAY, 21st inst. HAPPY VALLEY—Mr Geo. Robs' Farm— FRIDAY, 22nd inst. PAPARATA— Messrs Rudd Bros. , Farm— FRIDAY, 22nd inst. BOMBAY—Mr W. H. Thomas' Farm— SATURDAY, 23rd inst BOMBAY—Mr W. H. Anderton's Farm— SATURDAY, 23rd inst. W. R. BROWN, Inspector of Stock, Auckland. Auckland, March 13, 1918. 501 DANCING. DANCING— ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, I NEXT SATURDAY. .NEXT SATURDAY ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. Dancing, 8 till 12. Gents, 1/6; Ladlce, 6d--82