AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHTS!! THE MINSTRELS'.! TjHJLLER'S QPB-KA JJOUSE. Direction: Ben. J. and Jno. Fuller. TO-NIGHT AT 8. EVERY EVENING AT S. ONE HUGE HIT !!!! ONE HUGE HIT !!!'. ONE HUGE HIT!!!! „—,„«,„„ ONE SWEEPING SUCCESS.!!. ONE sweeping success:::: ONE SWEEPING SUCCESS.".!! The Wise Ones Picked a Winner. Sorry to have to announce, owing to prior arrangements, LAST WEEK O F THE MINSTREL FIRST PART, THE MINSTREL FIRST PART, Brighter. Better, and More Amusing. 4 End Men. Interlocutor: Era. Delevale. EVERYTHING NEW TO-NIGHT. All New Songs and Jokes. FOLLOWED BY CLEVER VARIETIES. Direct from London. First N.Z. Appearance. GILFAIN TRIO. Stars of Modern Song. GILFAIN TRIO. In their International Assortment of Songs, Dances, and Bagpipe Divert.isenients. An Artistic Act. Another First Appearance. Direct from New York. BESSIE LESTER. Dialect Comedienne. BESSIE LESTER. In an Original Act, One of the Nicest of the Dear Things. Last Week —WALLACE BROWNLOW, The Famous Gilbert and Sullivan Baritoue. Last Week. lIUGHIE OGILVIE. HUGHIE OGILVIE, The Clever Scotch Comedian. Last Week LILY VOCKLER, A Favourite — The Ideal Panto. Boy. RUBY KENNEDY, MARJORIE ALWYNE, Iv Burlesque. Contralto. Last Week EMERSON AND HASTO, A Long Farewell- In Musical Comedy. JONES & RAINES. DELEVALE BROS. WARD LEAR. CHARLIE ROONEY. An Array of Talent Seldom Equalled. BUT FULLER'S PRICES NEVER CHANG— TELLER'S TITTLE TTRICES: D.C. or O.S. 2/1, .Stalls 1/1, Gallery 6d. Plan open U a.m. to 5.15 p.m., Anglo American Music Store, Queen Street. Price, 2/7 (includes tax). MPRESS PICTURES NEWTON. TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. "fTTHE ]\,TAID OF -DCLGIUM," World Drama, Starring Alice Brady, A ..Storv of the World War Wnleh.Will Live. Remarkable Flashes of the German Army at Work in a Belgian Town. HISTORY OF THE WAR, Part 4. .Topical GIRL AND THE RING Triangle #• A UCKLAND .rjRAMMAR QCIIOOL Ql-H TSOYS' A SSOCIATION. 4 /CONCERT IN AID OF FUND FOR GIFTS TO OLD BOYS OF THE SCHOOL ON ACTIVE
SERVICE Will be held at THE GRAMMAR ' SCHOOL, MT. EDEN, On -SATURDAY "V-EXT, -| QTH INST., AT S P.M. PROGRAMME BY LEADING ARTISTS. TICKETS, 1/. F. T. EYRE, Hon. Secretary, rrincess Buildings, 23G, Queen Street. 551 •<£>. rpO-NIGHT \T7EEK■ /^—_VV rpo-NiGHT y\tt:ek. "V-ELiSOX T)A T > *>-J ST /"OCTOBER. mOWS TT A L L. SINGING, DANCING. MUSIC, ELOCUTION, INSTRUCTION. ZANDERS AT" E M O R I A L SCHOLARSHIP pERFORMANCE. Tickets, 1/. Reserved, 2/. Booking Wildman and Arey's. 504
LECTURES. TX E A V E N : AA. k A V E N : WHAT IT IS. WHERE IT IS. HOW IT IS FORMED. NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORGIAN), Newton Road, Near top Symonds Street. LECTURE: WEDNESDAY, AT 7.45 P.M. REV. ROBERT J. STRONG. Everybody Welcome. 502 + rT_E AUCKLAND _cra_ JOHN. (Combined for War Work.) A T7TVID T ECTUEE, Under the auspice? of the above Society. Entitled: "W 1 ™ r£ME J$ ELGIA3f A RMV TN A CTION," Illustrated by Pictures taken on the Belgian Battlefield. TVRIGADIER VTTOUTER'S, WOUTERS, Of the Belgian Army. Wounded at Dixraude. Will Lecture on Behalf of the Red Cross Funds. "OUR DAY" Appeal. /-CONCERT OHi—Kit, TOWN TTALIj On "ORIDAY, -j QCTOBER, 101 S. AT S P.M. Brigadier Wonters, wiio fought from Liege to Dixmude. will speak from experience, and as this is the flrs-t opportunity the people of Auckland have to hear something direct about the gallant staud of the Belgian Army, a large attendance should greet the lecturer. Admission; 2'■ nnd 1/: Reserves. 2/6. Box Plan at Wildmau and Arey's. H. D. ROBERTSON. 527 Hon.' Secretary,
DIVIDENDS. CJOUTH BRITISdI INSURANCE CO—PAXY, LIMITED. A DIVIDEND of 2/1, per share for the •half-year ended 31st August, WIS, bas bceu declared, and will be payable on and after 10th Inst. Shareholders can obtain Warrants on ."pplieation at the Company's Offices. By Order of tie Board. P. 11. UPTON, General Manager. Head Oilice, South British Buildings, Auckland, October loth, IMS. 505 LEGAL NOTICES. pART-NERSHI P. MR A. C. A. SEXTON, LL.B.. formerly | of the Office of Messrs. Buddie. Button anil Co.. who has lately returned from the Front. HAS JOINED MF. IN PARTNERSHIP, AND THE NEW FIRM WILL, CARRY ON PRACTICE AS UNDER. •OASLEY AND QEXTON, No. 403 tFourth Floor). N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDING, BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, AND PATENT AGENTS. G. W, BASLEY. Ist October. 191 S. SSO riYENNIS Racquets Re-strung or Repaired X with best English Gut; charges moderate.—A. Urucc, 04, Albert St. Phone 2017. C
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 245, 14 October 1918, Page 10
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