AMUSEMENTS. FULLER'S /"VPERA TTOTJSE. ULLER'S XXOUSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. i TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. - TO-NIGHT—AT S—TO-NIGHT. The .Redoubtable " STIFFY AND MO " " STIFFY AND MO " " STIFFY AND MO " "STIFFY AND MO" In " A SPORTING CHANCE." " A SPORTING CHANCE." " A SPORTING CHANCE." " A SPORTING CHANCE." Redolent with everything that Is THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE. New VaJtdeville Acts, THE KRAKES. THE KRAKES. ■Sterling English Entertainers. JONIE PASTOR, JONIE PASTOR, The Fidgetty Fiddler. iFlrst Appearance of BERT TERRILL, BERT TERRILL, »ERT TERRILL, Dutch Comedian and Yodeller. MISS ELSA LEWIS. The Whistling Vlollniste. TUBBY STEVENS. Master of Burlesque. GEORGE DIXON, Eccentric Musician. Plans at the Theatre, open 10 a.m. Evening Plans cease at 1.30, re-open at 3.30, then tlil 7 p.m. FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES. BOXING. ■JU-ORTHERN -gOXISG (Patron • His Excellency the GovernorGeneral.) mOWN TTALL. TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. AT S P.M. TOM TTEENEY, OM JJ-EENEY, _ Ex . TOM HEENEY, Heavy-weight TOM HEENEY, Champion, TOM HEENEY, N-Z----TOM HEENEY, (Glsborne), BOXES BOXES ctt7hitaker. . Whitaker, Plymouth's C. WHITAKER. HiwnU. c. (T wmTAKER, PURSE. £150. PURSE, £150. Fifteen Three-minute Rounds. Preceded by a number of xrirst-claes Amateur Bout 6, including reappearance of C. Purdy, Australasian Amateur Featherweight Champion, versus J. Broadfoot, Goldlielda Feather-weight Champion. NOTE REDUCED PRICES. —Circle and Stalls, 5/; Top Gallery and Back Stalls, 2/6- Reserves, 7/6; Stage, £1. We pay tax. Doors open 6.45. Admiesion to Stage, Reserved Seats, and only. ° *AU 2/6 m seats Grey Street Gallery Entrance. .FREE LIST ABSOLUTELY SUSPENDED. Amateurs desiring admittance must produce their Registration Certificate, and Professionals their Licenses, at GalleryDoor, Grey Street. Staff must be on duty at 6.30 punctual. ROD. CARTER, g Hon. Secretary. ECC-ESIASTICA-. MIDWINTER CONFERENCE OF THE N.Z. EVANGELISTIC AND PUBLICATION ASSOCIATION, In the CHURCH OF CHRIST, WEST STREET, .NEWTON. CONTINUED TO-NIGHT. Public Meeting, 7.45. Special Addresses by Rev. E. Nichol and Mr. H. Langford, of Thames. Subject: "The Sucret of the Truer Life." TUESDAY EVENING, 7.45. Young People's Rally. Special Programme Music and Addresses. Supper at close. All Be'ievers in Second Advt.-nt Truth? Invited. 13 MOTOR SERVICE. MOTOR SERVICE TO KAITAIA, connecting with North Auckland Train Service at Otlria. —W. COLLETT'S Motors meet train at Otiria every TUESDAY, on arrival of Whangarei Morning Train. Arrive Kaltaia 5 p.m. Motors also leave Kaitnia TUESDAY Mornings, connect same afternoon with train at Otiria. for Whangarei and Auckland. Seats reserved on application COLLETT, Ohaeawai. 'Phone 20. or J. Harris, Mangonul. 35 TX7AIHI-TAURANGA AND VICE VERSA. >V DON CATTANACH'S ROYAL MAIL AND AARD MOTOR SERVICE. Twice Daily. Cars leave Tauranga at 5.15 a.m.. connecting with Auckland train at Waihi at 9.15 a.m., also at S a.m., connecting with Thames train. Cars leave Waihi daily at 12.15 p.m. and 4.30 p.ni. on arrival of trains, arriving Tauranga 3.30 and 7 p.m. Carrying the mails, we are reliable and never miss connection. Book seats by Collect Wire. Cattanach, Tauranga or Waihi. Agents. Deverell's, Waihi, 'Phone 8 ; Tauranga. Colin Norjg. 'Phone 00 (night). ■ A UCKLAND STAR" MOTOR SERVICE. FRANKTON-PAEROA. Auckland Express at 10 p.m., and arrives Paeroa at 1.45 a.m. Leaves again on the return journey at 1 p.m., and arrives Hamilton at 4 p.m. (No Car on Saturday from Frankton.) INQUIRIES: "Auckland Star" Publisher, Fort Street. 'Phone 1773. Or "Auckland Star" Representative, Hamilton. 'Phone 1792. D 4 PROFESSIOXAI. NOTICES. R. A. S pi *ley. A.P.A. (N.Z.) A.I.A.N.Z. (by Exam.), PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, Having Returned from England Has Resumed Practice at HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phone ABl4. A -\.TRS. E. TOLLERTON. Herbalist, Violet 'p , ? ay . Magnetic Massage Treatment, Poter's Asthma Cure.—23o. Karangahape TITR. AND MRS. GARNER, He 355 7^ TJ -.. 1 have Vacancies for patients.—Massacre Institute, Newton, opp. Newton P.O. I WIRELESS APPARATUS FOR SALE. I ACTUAL Importers of high-class Radio ■**- Apparatus, lists and information free I —Johns, 32, Queen St. !*> 3 8FT Masts. Rigging. Crystal Anto- ;—' jigger. Receivers, 1 Valve, B Battery I£l 10/.—-Carter, Jutland Road, Tukapuna*' , SEEDS AND P_ANTS_FOR SALE. ! f IINERARIAS, Iceland Poppy, Nemesia, ! "J- , Phlox, Ranuuculuc. Anemone: 1/ per ooz., postage extra.—Ross, Grey St Onehunga. * TTAKEA SALIGNA : best ornamental hedge fnn S c b - el snnX hardy plants ! order now i ma'ukT' £ ° 100 °— C ° Ie - WalFARM APPLIANCES FOR SALE. •CHARMERS' IMPLEMENT MART 02~ ~ , All ; crt Street, Buy, Sell or Exchange all kinds new, second-hand farm applianyes - D TMPLEMENTS, Ploughs, Harrows. Discs, i ■*■ etc.. best Auckland prices, sold exchange, bought.—Farmers' Machinery Exchange, Hobson St. D
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 131, 4 June 1923, Page 12
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