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AMUSEMENTS. FULLER'S rf~kPERA TTOUSF.. DLLER'S v/i'KRA XXOUSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. MATINEE. MATINEE AT 2.30, MONDAY. MATINEE AT 2.30, MONDAY. Bargain Prices: Gil, 1/, 1/0 (Plus Tax). TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGUT. Nat Phillips will explode another bombshell of joy to-day, commencing at the Matinee, when for the lirst time iv New Zealand, will present STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. Yards aud Yards of Laughs at Bargain Prices. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. Bundles c>C Good Singing. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. STIFFY AND MO, AS SHOPWALKERS. Roll upon Roll of Merry Moments. CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE IN ADDITION. OTESCO, OXESCO, Genius of the Violin. PEGGY FAY. PEGGY FAY. Charming Comedienne. JONIK PASTOR. JONIE PASTOR, The Fidgety Fiddler. MARVEL AND DARING. MARVEL AND DARING. Amazing Chair Balancers. THE JUBILEE TRIO. THE JUBILEE TRIO. THE JUBILEE TRIO. Exquisite Singers of Plantation Melodies. OPENING AT THE MATINEE MONDAY. THE VIRDON GIRLS. THE VIRDON GIRLS. Dancing and Singing in Harmony. FRANK ANDREWS. FRANK ANDREWS. Entertainer at the Piano. PLANS AT THE THEATRE open at 3.30. 'Phone bookings cannot be accepted. YOU MUST BOOK TO BE SURE OF SEATS. FULLER"S Little PRICES. ' TI-AESITI STUDENTS. V A X S I T V STUDENTS. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. BU BLUX BLAN. BU BLUX BLAN. BU BLUX BLAN. BU BLUX BLAN. KING'S THEATRE. KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors: Messrs. John Fuller. Prices: Reserves 5/, Stalls 3/, Gallery 2/. 181 THAN G E X A B D T, « JEAN GERARDY, The World's Greatest 'Cellist. " Here is something which no one should miss. Gerardy is the flawless 'cellist. It was an exciting experience."—" The Argus," Melbourne. JEAN GERARDY, JEAN GERARDY, The World's Greatest 'Cellist. •' Gerardy's art is really something that grips the listener by the throat and heart." —"The Bulletin," Sydney. JEAN GERARDY, JEAN GERARDY, The World's Greatest 'Cellist. " Wonders of Gerardy. .. . Sounds as srorgeous as melted gold. . . Thrilled one through and through."—"The Sun," Melbourne. JEAX GERARDY, JEAN GERARDY, The World's Greatest 'Cellist. "This dealer in magic and spells."—"The Sydney Morning Herald." JEAN CERARDT, JEAN GERARDY, The World's Greatest 'Cellist. "Music fit for the gods."—"The Sew York World." 4 AUCKLAND CONCERTS. FOUR AUCKLAND CONCERTS. FOUR AUCKLAND CONCERTS. FOUR • AUCKLAND CONCERTS. FOUR AUCKLAND CONCERTS. TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, SATURDAY, JULY 7. TUESDAY, JULY 10, ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. MR. E. J. GRAVESTOCK Has the Honour of Presenting The Incomparable JEAN GERARDY JEAN GERARDY, JEAN GERARDY, JEAN GERARDY, The World's Greatest Violoncellist. Associate Artists : GEORGE STEWART McMANUS, GEORGE STEWART MeMANUS, The Eminent American Pianist. And MISS ESSIE ACKLAND, MISS ESSIE ACKLAND, Australia's Foremost Contralto. BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. The Ordinary Box Plans will be Opened at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., on July 2. PREFERENTIAL BOOKINGS, 10/G, Plus 1/ Tax. AVAILABLE NOW, On application to Mr. D. D. O'Connor, care of Lewis R. Eady aud Son, Ltd., Queen St. Direction E. J. GRAVESTOCK. Touring Manager D. D. O'CONNOR SHOW. "VTGARUAWAHIA POULTRY AND HOME ■A* INDUSTRIES CLUB. SECOND ANNUAL SHOW, SECOND AN N U A L S H O W, TOWN HALL, NGARUAWAHIA, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 3 AND 4. 1923. Late entries will be received up to S p.m. on June 23. u>ll3. W. FULLER, c Secretary. JUMBLE SALE. TUMBLE SALE. EPIPHANY PARISH HALL. THIS DAY (SATURDAY. -..'.'■> to ;> p.m. SALE SPECIALS;: i 1 SINGER HAND SEWING MACHINE I WUEELER.WILSON TREADLE. Both iv Perfect Order. 31