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AMUSEMENTS. J _ rnvj ij \ rlr V'tir (_'nfir t ~, -rr "K f I'} *." iI > r Remarkable "f Reviies, 1 H-nnding ill I - (o 6tC4A.jf. ' • ill . ! r:E or varieties. Rain. ll<ol 11r >1111 ' ihe Co-iest. Warmest Place in Town. • '.I.HL MI LUKE D IJ A 1;.; I S IiKVI'E CO., "TU h I>l PLOMAT .v ' M I.A*T NDHIT. • U:T NICi-IT. ■ \> '>' r |i»> Ijl - n 0.-l K.VI'I' Pr."v .it".l . u ' St;- -;. ~ "KIP P." -KIP P." ! v\ A »toi'T « ,f >••'!» h A fri'-.i. !>'•>iii :i. ('.« m 11» 11• •\♦ 1 "I'uN 1u1.a." A • "n ti - liiv.ina I\\ i hat in -iiff'-i'Mi.. "KIIT .\»l! I:• »Ici >ou. turill yon. sladden ; \\ I h»'!• '• li°u j v - THE G'iOST V, ' "L>. rHE GH ST 'YA*_KED. M 1 A •v»* i r»I .'»»•'! "T i roiiK'l \ nnmv I.«i ri*•>c 4#* • • .\irli ;i »1 < • * - :<» "THE GIP'VL* TUAIN. I Au'l THE KKS'I. Mb' 1 HE !H * in Sparkling Eorrrtainiu it «t j Va»i«ir vi,l* R»*t «i»\ l/NIIKE i HIAM.E / fcF TIKOGKAVIME rp, i Mol! R( »\V. \[ ATI Mi»>•►(! j l.i\l \\[) ' II \ \r,l-; V"y 1. j»« h;|5A \\ /1 VTIXLr*. — j si'K I \I. SOMETHING M'E'T-aI.. • \ 1;■ >hp in- v:r>. "A \ • in.v • mi11 •<!. ; "SOUTH SEAS." "SOU irl SEAS." "SOUTH SEAS." "SOUTH SEAS." y 1.. T -*• f ■ 11" f., .<■ i: i 111 u >"!]. -t - , ..tl ■ 11 .t 1111 I ift'.aiian V "to'lie? — I»n-k•- "I..i>I■ u« — 1: : • 1 .<..!• - I'lrt i-i (•'' .11 urinir AI. M.M K. ' l.cil. ■-'''11. coLLEEN HOPE. \ I;ea 1. liE'.i —sc 1 n 111.La 11 \' -sparkliv riT.ci:. I i;inj" • ■ IM fi'ii.i* ioiia 1 ''<>: 11 »"•«I im n. S.\M STERN. - :i 1< v\ S"l s .- eft Character Snngi r1• • m hi* \ :i-r K»-)eril'll - \i, ~ ...mil. R, .iiipo.irani'P "• A.l.utnt'i' " Ol't H< -I I .>k'!iriij ED WARRINGTON. BERT GILBER 1 1,, '|| 11; 1,1 >M rs «;<>> E. In i'llii BREA',I OF i'KoMI>E. Mid THE REST OK THE DIPLOMATS i. i i "v" y 1 1) il z N "-v. I'Ul'l. I-A U FAM IEY I'iilCES : \ I»1 I.IS 1.-. 1: ml . ' 1111 I >KF..\ : '.',i. 1 »ii.| »'•- . r , ... . . |~r | \ I'i'.ir SI alls iat TiipuU' . "i'ii-'ii- '■ 10-'- I'"'- 1'1..n.i a' 1-"j- •.. P * i, or ni Tl.patl-p. .N'~> I'-VI U.\ ' HAH<,K K'Ji: '•.mOKIMj ! pu \n | |.|; MISLED. - The B'-st. I»ouM>' S;»r ri'ogn.mmo in AU>u«J i« at THE LYRIC. j TO-NIGHT, 7.15 TO-NIGHT, 7.45. . v MATIN'-iE SATITtDAV. " i >I) Ma V'M- I'l-PM DH • !;ODY AND SOUL." "BODY AND SOUL." •!;i >| >V AM I SOI L BUOY AND I- .. r.ii|>V AND SOL'!.." "BODY AMi SOt 1.. Bi»«orl 011 r 1.<5 V"' l -lIIF. BKANDI N<; IRON." THE ' A>T : DR LEYOEN LION!.I. BARRY.'IuRK AII.EEN PISIN<-I.:. It IF K< > . NORMAN '\KIiKI [■OSTMAN '• KUY BAKNKS ; I,,re I hnf made him brand her'. 1 Spp thi« [Hinprfn! j»i<-: ;i ■ ..!• v..nr«r>lf the (piewtion—.-an jei*.lou>y drivo .1 rnun to u •Iwl • • ferocity asainst tho roman !ip lov sV THE WHOLE TOWN WILL TALK AltOl'T ONE or THE (; RE XT EST SCENES EVER W I'l NK>oKD ON THE St RKE.N. Then. A ORE.' T 'MEDY DRAJ. A. " THAT CERTAIN THING," " THAT CERTAIN THING." ■■THAT CERTAIN' TTIINi;." THAT CERTAIN THIN(>. -r AT CERTAIN THINti." I HAT CEISTAI.V THING." Fenturins Viol.A DANA. RAl.l'H GRAVES. V I'ir-iiirp for the whole family; .1 tp.itlv.il <■[ tun und um-litf-r. r«rai' pkilES. Kcsn'cs ai Lewis Eady. Ltd. Thpatre Hho'-.c ISL4U U.H.M. w <(< BAN.NUHR. I'l-nynetor.

AMUSEMENTS. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Aii-klnr.d i New Theatre GRAND GALA OPE ' - IHI US DA V. JULY ! THURSDAY. JULY ,Y Sir Benjamin ami John Fuller v..!: . rho honour of presenting lb i. LONDON MUSIC AL I COMEDY COMPWY. I n - " ARCHIE." — — ARCHIE." — '• ARCHIE." — - A It*'IIIK." — AKCHIE." ST. JAMES' THEATRE. GRAND GAI. A OfEN IXG. BOOK! NG ARRANG F.M ENT-. liox Plans nt Lewis 'Oady, Ltd. \Vfli len applications. with remittance* en- «■ I• > 1. can hp made from now unci! Saturday for FIRST NIGHT RESERVATIONS. Adilre.-s all applications to Lewis Eady. Ltd.. the "Box Office." Queen Street. BOX ft iA NN OPEN MONDAY NEXT. BOX fLA NS Of EN MONDAY NEXT. All Reserved Seat*. 6-' Ifltis Tax). ST. JAIIES' THEATRE. GRAND OAI.A OPENING. THURSDAY. JULY 0. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller tal- tire In announcing their LONDON * MUSICAL COMEJY COMPANY, Headed by ELSIE PRINCE — JIMMY GODDEN. Kl.su; I'RINCE — JIMMY GODDEN. I I.SI M PRINCE — JIMMY GODDEN. »'I IA RI.TON MORTON. — CHARLTON MORTON, Ami Including nil the delightful cast of "No, No. Nanette" and "Lady Be Good," in London's Dazzling Musical Comedy. " ARCHIE." "ARCHIE. __ " AUCHIE." - — " ARCHIE." —— •• ARCHIE." • ARCHIE." •• ARCHIE." ■ London's Laughing. Dancing. Comedy Gem. The. utmost In Musical Comedy Entertcinment. 44 ARCHIE." ARCHIE." •• ARCHIE." " ARCHIE." • ARCHIE." "Archie" has captivated all hearts wherever it has been played. BOX PL'NS OPEN MONDAY NEXT. SPORTING. __ JOCKEY i Incorporated, i RATIONAL 10'J.i. A LGrsT ' 14, 16. AND 18, FIRST DAY. 5.7.. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. of lOOOmovs. Three miles and a-half. WINTER CUP (Flat i. of 750sov*. une mile. SECOND DAY. BEAUFORT STEEPLECHASE, of jOOaovs. About two miles and n-lialf. N.Z. (IRANI) .NATIONAL HURDLE RACE, of H'OOsov*. About two miles and a-h.i'i'. THIRD DAY. SYDENHAM HURDLES, of OOOsovs. Two nilli"'. LI NCOI.N STEEPLECHASE, of 000-jovs. Abinit three miles. ENTRIES Msov. each) CLOSE ON FRIDAY. .lum> 'Jli. at » p.m. F. COTHEK. Secretary. I'm. f!ii\ T-».-jrnpliic Address : "Turf." ChristTEACHERS OF DANCING. Miss RUBY SIIERR IF V. ROOM t, UPSTAIRS. *T KEVIN'S ARCADE, NEWTON. • 'Pl*. Reudeil's, Teaches FOX 1 HOT. WALTZ AND BLUES IN G l.OsoNs, YALE BLUES IN a. i lass THURSDAY" Eveullig3. '.all or yriti' fur appointment. :-'S IJAI.f.I'iOOM DANCING, Correct Style, ijuallH.'d Private Tuition. — Modern Ouii'-i n; Studio. :;o. pnlmerston Bldga., opp. G.P.o. Dj pRANK WooD RUFFE, Expert Jazz , Indtrui-tnr. guarantees proficiency for ; private tuition.—l 73. I'ppcr Symonds * r - B 'JfENCEk'fJ Dun"". Symondsville - a . tl " 11 " Syinniidi St. (n-V: St. faul's). Mmmu,X' 8 P- m - Tuition Classes >'■ •Mnln'ti.,' * V»»»rH«ln vh. Private lesson* bv Wl»iu« ' . I r a, "* t *»nnrM. including ' articulara 'Phone or Studio. St.—Kox Trot. Wtlts, Now Tale Bluet. D

AMUSEMENTS. 'j TOWN HALL. j < Direction .. HENRY HAYWARD.) ! THIS EVENING. AT THIS EVENING. AT S. SECOND BRILLIANT CONCERT j I SECOND BRILLIANT CONCERT ; I I E THE ILLUSTRIOUS IRISH TENOR. I ' ALFRED O'SHEA, , f ALFRED O'SHEA, ! . ALFRED O'SHEA. j j ALFRED O'SHEA. I ; ALFRED O'SHEA. t ALFRED O'SHEA. 1 ALFRED O'SHEA. j j ALFRED O'SHEA. i ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. j ALFRED O'SHEA. , ALFRED O'SHEA. I ALFRED O'SHEA. , ] | Who at iii% first cou'-eri. on Tuesday even- i ' injc mad«* an insianian?otn su'-cess. lnagnili' enr r,ti<l supreme arnstty 1 captivr.ted and clianiKil the large audi-nee. I Never before lui. such a S'lrg'oil" tenor | videc been lu-.iri! in \ ucklami. ;iiid to i miss hearing It v.ouid a lifelong regret. I I Alfred O'Sbea lias l>e"n lighfli termed , '• The Sweetest Singer the World Knows." THIS EVENING. AT S. THIS EVENING. AT S. ANOTHER MUSICAL FEAST. ALFRED O'SHEA. . ALITiED O'SHEA, * ALFRED O'SHEA ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ALFRED O'SHEA. ! Will Sing: FLOWER SONG (from "Carmen" t. RECONDITA ARM ON IA (from "La Toscm") AY'E MARIA (Goui.odi, with Violin O'oligato. NOCTURNE iMichael Head». BIRD SONGS AT EVENTIDE (Eric Coates) A'L" DAWNING t Cad man). Extra Numbers will iuclc.uc: "A Drci;m" iß.irtlctt '. "I Hear Y'> u •'ailing Me." "Mary" i Richardson •. "Believo \;<■ [f All Those Endearing Chaims," acd a group of Folk Songs. Associate Artistes: KATHLEEN FITZ<JERALD. ' KATHLEEN FITZGERALD. Solo Fiuuisie. < 'LA IKE IIARTGE. CLAIRE HAIMGE, Vlolinisrte. THIS EVENING. AT ,V THIS EVENING, AT S. BOX PLANS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. DAY SALES AT LEWIS EADY, LTD REASONABLE PRICES r REASONABLE PRICES : 11', 4/, -'/ (Plus Tax). o.', 4/, '2/ (Plus Tas). THE WISE PATRON WILL BOOK SEAT OR BUY A DAY SALE TICKET. | "nVO MORE CONCERTS: ; SATURDAY NEXT i And ! MONDAY NEXT. Management: DU CHATEAU AND COLYTLLE. DANCING. TA Z7. TO-NIGHT SUUUFY Ch'ESi KNT SOCIAL HALL. ; Surrey Crescent Train Stop. ANb EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT. GRI'IY LYNN LABOUR PAR IY. i.:e-t In Mu-ii-. Latest in J;'/./.. EDWARDS* ORCHESTRA. Monte Carlo and Streamers. Our Aim Sociability, and hope to you at these dances, and keen .our Ln>iii'r. l v > for tit*! Se:.iO:\. ' I. idie •. I . Guilts. 1,0. ; rpo-NIGl! I*. >: TO 1J AND ET*"iTRY , *- IHURSD. i AND SATURDAY AFTER ' NooN, TO j JoYLAND OLD-TIME DANCE. DRUID'S HALL. NEWTON. D'.i :io: mis i this of enjo.viui.-nt. Dancing to the Be>t. Old-time Orchestra in At.jkla'id. tMiile:- tae leadership of Mrs.! Tyleoat. So roll up and join the old-j tinier*. Ladies. I' : Gents. -jifoi laily M.C>.—A. McKEN/lE. M.),'. 1 rr II E A S* T O N I A N S. ! 1 BIGGER BriIGIITER AND BETTER. | In ail the Latest Hits. opening 1 TO NIGHT (THURSDAY >, JUNE 'Js. NEW TOWN HALL. HENDBItsOX. Frej L'liJ leaves Surrey Crescent T.:;n p.m. : stops' en route. Point Chevalier 7..>"» p.m., Avotidale P.O. 7.41) p.m., New Lynn | 7.1."> p.m.. returning after dance. Novelties. Dancing 8 11.30 p.m. JS , DECEASED ESTATES. —. — . IN THE DECEASED ESTATES of I DANIEL McNAIR, late of Howiek. j Gentleman: WILLIAM JOHN MARFLIXT. late of 07. Grange Road. Mount Eden., 1 Cabinetmaker, and JOHANNA DAKE. late' , of 26. Dryden Street. Grey Lynn. Widow. ! Will All Persons -wing money to or ha-rirr,' ' claims against i- • Estates of the abov'named deeoased. kindly forward particulars j of the tame within 14 days to BERSfAN; AND BURTON, Solicitors for the Adminis- j ► trutom, 91, Queen Street, Auckland. *28