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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9455, 10 March 1894, Page 8

Amusements- I VIOLIN VIRTUOSO FRANCIK ! V VIOLIN VIRTUOSO ,FRANCIK 1 V VIOLIN VIRTUOSO FRANCIK 1 j ' Assisted by Leading Artistes. J • GRAND EVENING concert, CHORAL HALL, : . ■ ■: • • 18TII INSTANT. Under the distinguished patronage and in the presence of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR AND COUNTESS OF GLASGOW AND SUITE. M B ' A. H. G E E Has arrived by the;Wiiho»a from Sydney, : and, finding it impossible to answer all the numerous letters in person, respectfully re- . quests those ladies and gentlemen who can ; make it convenient to meet liim at the City." Hall on MONDAY next, between 11 a-in. and 1 p.m. The FIRST CONCERT will : L ■ : take place on WEDNESDAY, March SI. «|JI HE. LAST DAY." DAY WILL POSITIVELY BE THE LAST DAY OP THE jgTEAM GO - JJOUND. ' OPEN.AT ONE P.M. COME ALL And enjoy one more Merry Ride. «L' ■ , ' " ' =========== < ' Athletics. • ROCKLAND TEDR & £JYCLE OLUB. j^JEEHNG. JJOMAIN ORICKET QROUND, T HIS J /^ FTERNOON " gATURDAY, 10, 1894. FIRST EVENT TO START AT 1.30 P.M. : ' ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. CHILDREN—HALF-PRICE. : 7. HALYDLY, JDK.» Hod. Sec. fJJ. A. C. B. S. AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 81. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. ANNUAL SPORTS. The Members of the above Branch Will hold their Annual Demonstration and Sports in the Domain on SATURDAY, 17th March, St Patrick's Day. The following awe the events subject to alteration:— 1. MAIDEN RACE ; .......... 2. JUVENILE handicap 3. ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP 4. MEMBERS OVER 45 YEARS 5. GIRLS UNDER 16 YEARS 0. ALL COMERS RACE 7. NOVELTY SIAMESE RACE S. COMMITTEE RACE j 9. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES HANDICAP 10. CONSOLATION SWEEPSTAKES. Other events arranged on the Ground for Juvenile Contingent. Full Programme in later issue. Members of Kindred Societies cordially invited. W. KANE, Secretary. LAIS'D BOWLING CLUB. Members are reminded that the Ponsonby ,Club are sending Eight Rinks for a friendly Contest TO-DAY, and it is therefore necessary that there should be a good attendance of Members. Afternoon Tea for Lady Visitors. i W. GORRIE, Hon. Sec. ApmHE PRIZES FOR THE fljSyly? I ODDFELLOWS' JSrofO JUBILEE PICNIC —L Will be presented.. .._ ■' THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, , At the Shop of McLEOD BROS., 277, Queen-street. Sporting. , . jJAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, , FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 16 AND 17. ' - First Race Starts at 12.3 CX p.m. • ' 1' F. D. tUCKtE, Secretary. Exhibitions. ! SOCIETY OF ARTS. LAST DAY. LAST DAY. . Exhibition finally closes at 10 o'clock To-night. FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION And the Annual Exhibition of the AUCKLAND PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB AND ) AUCKLAND CHINA DECORATORS' SOCIETY, Is now Open in the i CHORAL HALL From 12.80 to 5, and 7.30 to 10 p.m. Admission; One Shilling: Season Tickets, Half. , a-cropn. JOHN L. HOLLAND, Secretary. T7IXHIBITIOM of Glass Blowing,- every I'i Saturday Afternoon. Admission, 6d. Prizes given.—Worka, Freeman's Bay, '' r GlasswareSELL f\ F F ! 1 ! E L LING 1/ F Fill GLASSWARE AND CHINA, GI WNa-OT BUSINESS 1 * ' £8000 or TO BE HAD BELOW LANDED COST J TSfc This Is a GENUINE SALE lalow landed cost to CLEAR,' not merely to reduce STOCK, as I am - positively giving up business. . TENDERS are invited for the PURCHASE of J tbj STOCK and GOODWILL of A. ALEY, Glass i and China Merchant, NEWTON. Thehighestor any tender nob necessarily accepted. 11 " v •• ' . r ' A A' LEY, t- ■; A», ; Aley, d t KANGAHAPE ROAD . (Opposite Howe atreet).