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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 85, 11 April 1925, Page 11

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS ETC. ( J MANLY. -\TANLY. "TITANIC. anly. Manly. Manly. , i THE MANLY OF AUCKLAND. Growing in Popularity Every Day. EXCURSION, SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1923. Per S.S. GAEL, at 0.30 a.m. From N.S.S. Company's Wharf. Returning 4.43 p.m. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 13. S.S. lIAUITI, at 0.30 a.m. From N.S.S. Company's \\Tiai"f. Returning 4.-13 p.m. RETUR"X FARE, 3,'. 700 MATIATIA-/-\NEROA. ATIATIA-v^jjEBOA. GLORIOUS ONEROA BEACH. AUCKLAND'S PREMIER OCEAN BEACH. FERRY STEAMER FERRY STEAMER I'UPUKE PUPUKB WILL LEAVE FOR THE ABOVE BEACH, VIA MATIATIA BAY, FROM FERRY WHARF SUNDAY, A PRIL \ Q UXDAY, -"-PlilL, J-— i And TOASTER TITONDAY, -| QTH -"J-OXDAY. -"-"Til AT 0.50 A.M., RETURNING 5 P.M. RETURN, 2/. RETURN 2/. THE ESTATE IS ALSO SERVED BY SURFDALE STEAMER. (See Northern Coy.'s Advertisement.) Well-equipped Rest House, all conveniences. Bathing Sheds on Beach. Hot Water and Refreshments Obtainable. MOTOR RACING. C< YMKHANA. r\ YMKHANA. f\ YMKHANA. YMKHANA. ATANGERS TITANGERB "jITANGERE CPEEDWAY. CPEEDWAY. QIPEEDWAY. OPEEDWAY. SATURDAY, APRTL IR. SATURDAY, APRIL IS. SATURDAY NEXT. LADIES' COMPETITIONS. MEN'S EVENTS. AFTERNOON* TEA. PRESENTATION OF MURIWAI PRIZES. Another of the Association's popular outings will be held next week, when a series of competitions will be held. The prizes won at the recent Muriwai Races will also be presented. turn down ptjkake road. metal all the way. keep it free. April 18. a uckland automobile assn. Auckland automobile assn. » so:;! MOTOR SERVICES. iQJT. TTELIER'S — TT'OHI — piTY. MOTOR BUS SERVICE. EASTER MONDAY. First Buses Leave St. Helier'e and Kohl 7 a.m. Leave City for both Bays, 8 a.m. HALF-HOURLY SERVICE TO KOHI AND ST. HELIER'S ALL DAY. After 6 p.m. Usual Week-day Time-table. RETURN FARE, 1/6. Eighteen Miles for Eighteen Pence. L. J. K ETS ' ST. HELIER'S. SCO 7"uckland star motor service. ■**■ AARD. FRANKTOX - TE AROHA. CAR LEAVES FRANKTON JUNCTION on arrival of the AuckJand Express at 10 p.m. each evening, excepting Saturdays. Arrives To Aroha at 1 a.m., and leaves there again at 1.30 a.m. for Frankton Junction, arriving in time for the passengers to catch the Main Trunk to Auckland at 3.45 a.m. INQUIRIES : "Auckland Star" Publisher, Fort Street. 'Phone 42-123. "Auckland Star" Representative, Hamilton. •Phone 1792. "Auckland Star" Agent, To Aroha. 'Phone 217. D 4 AARD Taxis, 2465 A, Gore St.—Continuous service. Tours, Weddings, specially catered for. Council rates.—CyrU Johnston, Manager. A HILLSBOR-0' CEMETERY. — Oleseu's Char-a-banc Leaves G.P.O. 2.5 p.m.; Greenwood's Corner, - and 3 p.m., Every Sunday. S4 , TJIXG Ray Lister, 45-6CG, Wellesley St. ■" RanK, for 7-passenger Cars. Country trips arranged. B TX7AIKOWHAI PARK.—Olsen-a Busea '» leave G.P.O. every Sunday. 9.15; Greenwood's Corner, 9.45. Weather permitting. g4 MOTOR TRIPS. AIKOW.HAI PARK.—Olesen's Busei leave City 5.30 a.m. on Easter Monday, •Greenwood's Corner. 9.13 (weather permitting). Fare, Vβ to 2/. 87tf EXAMINATIONS. A TJCKLAXD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE I\-HALF-YEARLY PRACTICAL, AND THEORETICAL MUSIC EXAMINATIONS. Names of Intending Candidates, together with Fees, will be received by the undersigned up to May 7. M. ROCKE O'SHEA, B.Coni., Registrar. 7th April, 1925. 503