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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 132, 5 June 1923, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. FULLER'S r\PERA TTOTJSE. ULLER'S VpERA -CLOUSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. MATINEE, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT 2.30. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT 2.30. Bargain Prices: Gd. I/, 1/6, Plus Tax. TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. TO-XIGHT—AT S-TO-NIGHT. The Redoubtable " STIFFY AND MO" " STIFFY AND MO " " STIFFY AND MO " " STIFFY AND- MO " " A SPORTING CHANCE." " A SPORTING CHANCE." " A SPORTING CHANCE." " A SPORTING CHANCE. -, Redolent with everything that Is THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE. New Vaudeville Acts, THE KRAKES. THE KHAK.ES. •Sterling English Entertainers. JONIE PASTOR, JONIB PASTOR, The Fidgetty Fiddler. First Appearance ol BERT TERRILL, BERT TERRILL, BERT TERRILL. Dutch Comedian and Yodeller. MISS ELSA LEWIS. The Whistling Viollnlste. 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 3.50, then till 7 p.m. FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES. ■pPSOM TIBRARY Manukau Road, Epsom. Trams to the Door. TO-MORROW EVENING AT 8. TO-MORROW EVENING AT S. SPECIAL CONCERT. SPECIAL CONCERT Presented by MR. KENNETH IMPETT. MR. KENNETH IMPETT. AND SUPPORTING ARTISTS. Prices: 2/ (Reserved) and 1/. Xote.—To save congestion at the doors. a limited number of 2/ Tickets may be obtained at Huston's cr. Owen's Rd. 39 I X I E L A 3< D. To Secure Good Tables, Book Early. No Booking Fee. Two Sessions Dally. Orchestra Commences Punctually 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. D 4 WINTER EXHIBITION. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION, CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. CENTRAL WHARF SHEUS. JULY 17th to 21st. Inclusive ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, JUNE S. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY. JUNE 8. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, JUNE 8. ENTEIES CLOSE FRIDAY, JUNE 8. Intending Exhibitors are reminded that all Entries must be hi the Secretary's hands not later than FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE Sth. SPECIAL CLASSES FOR DAIRY PRODUCE. IXURY PRODUCE. DISTRICT COURTS. DISTRICT COUKTS. ROOTS AND FRUITS. ROOTS AND FRUITS. HOME INDUSTRIES. HOME INDUSTRIES. HONEY AMD GARDEN PRODUCE. HONEY AND GARDEN PRODUCE. SCHOOL COMPETITIONS. SCHOOL COMPETITIONS. Schedules Free on Application To A. D. STANLEY, Hall of Commerce. High St., Auckland. P.O. Bo xB. SPACE FOR EXHIBITORS. SPACE FOR EXHIBITORS. Merchants and Manufacturers requiring space should apply immediately to J. FINDLAY, P.O. BOX 510, Auckland. Or 'Phone 3110. ECCLESIASTICAL. rv a U R C H OF CHRIST. WEST ST., KARANGAUAPE RD. TO-MORROW EVENING, AT lAS. Concluding Lecture on THE SCOTTISH COVENANTERS (Illustrated by Lantern Views* By GEO. ALDRIDGE. Collection to Defray Expenses. MEETINGS. mO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. W. J. JORDAN, M.P., Will Address the Eleotors at METHODIST HALL, GEEBNWOOD-S CORNER, EPSOM. At 8 p.m. 75 SAILORS' HOME. ■Ti h be A hSii aI . Genera l Meeting of Members WEnv&M? '? e Llbrar y. a* the Home, lor WLn - N ESI)AY, June 20. 1923, at S p.m. I BUSINESS. To Receive Report and Statement of Accounts; to Elect a President. ViceI resident, and Seven Members of Courtell: to Appoint an Auditor Nominations, which must be signed by t-no members of the Association, are I invited for any of the above offices and are j required to be in the hands of the under- ■ signed seven clear days before the day of I the Meeting. j By Order, i THOS. E. WHTTTON. Auckland, June 5. 1923. Abridged Balance-sheet of the Auckland Sailors Home as at March 31 1023 — LIABILITIES. I Lostley and other bequests.. £12 450 0 n I investment reserve l.goo 0 O I Sundry creditors S3 15 10 Working account 753 19 ' £14,75G 17 7 Buildings ASSETS. 'Investments '.'...\Y.Y.Y::,\\\ S.RU) 0 n Furniture and Fittius... 57 t ■> 1 Certitied by £».7SO 17 7 WALTER TAYLOR. F.P.A. (N.Z.), Auditor.