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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10509, 31 July 1897, Page 8

Amusements. I s C ITY ALL 0 D MONDAYNEXT. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS for 17th- ; MR. P. R. DIX'S -17th jyjONDAY pOPULAR OONCERTS First Appearance in Auckland of QIAD A ME'CADZOWj The Brilliant ami Accomplished Pianist*. Re-appearance of IIITW b. g.adzow, i The Popular Tenor, assisted hy the following favourite artistes: MR. HORACK STUBBING, MISS T. A. HARORAVE. . . MISS LILY THOMSON. MR. ARCHDALE TAYLKB, MR. LESLIE DIX, ami BERTIK I.ORKIXU. A Magnificent Programme. Dress Circle and Orclw.ra Stalls Is; all other parts Gil. N.8.-Seats may bo booked at Wildman & Lyell's. Booking Foe, (id. Football. pOOTBALL ! JPOOTBALL! THIS DAY (SATURDAY), POTTER'S PADDOCK. VETERANS V. REPRESENTATIVES. Kick-off at 3 p.m. sharp. Admission to Ground, fid; Grandstand, Si extra. Liiiies Free. Return Fare hy tram to Epsom (including admission to Ground), Is. G. H. DIXON, Sec. A.R.U. Exhibitions. BE EXHIBITED SHORTLY, EDISON'S PERFECTED PROJECTOSCOPE, '97 MODEL. The genuine thing at last. The first one ever landed and exhibited in the colony. Direct from Mr. Thomas A. Edison's Laboratory. Its advantages over all other instruments of its kind are numerous. All of them are lint a poor imitation of Mr. Kdiaon's Original Vatescnpe. The' 97 Model Projectoscopo is the latest product' of the Edison Laboratory, and embodies many improvements of this great inventor. The absence of any vibratory or wavering motion in the projected scene, which have been so distressing for the eye in all other machin-s, is of very treat benefit. The Phonescopic Machines which Mr. Edison has placed before the public have never been equalled by any other maker. Kdison's Perfected Phonograph has no equal. Edison's Kinetoscope has no equal. Edison's Perfocteil Projectoscope has absolutely no equal. The following are some of the scenes that may be seen in the marvellous machine THE BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS. A number of workmen are engaged in repairing the road bed. There appears in the distance, just emerging; from the wood, a cloud of white smoke, which within a few seconds shapes itself into the outlines of an approaching train, and then the famous Black Diamond Express thunders past at the rate of 60 miles an hour. Every detail of motion is so clearly defined that even the rapid rise and fall of the piston rods can be plainly seen. Also, many other interesting scenes, including— Tho Widow's i' is 3, The Morning Bath, Umbrella Dance by Leigh Sisters, Caraneval Danco by Leigh Sisters, McKinlcy's Speech, Horse Jumping and Saddle Vaulting, Niagara Falls from Canadian Shore, etc., etc. H. A. NEILSON 4 SON, Exhibitors. EXHIBITION of Glass Blowing, SaturI;J day Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, 6d. Prizes given.—Works, Freeman's Bay. Meetings. pUBLIO NOTICE, The Education Board of the t District of Auckland, July 311, 1897. ; In accordance with the provisions of "The I Education Act, 1877," "The Education Act, 1877 Amendment Act, 1885," and "The School Committees Election Act, 1891," the Education Board of the District of Auckland directs it to be publicly notified that a Meeting of Householders in the Waiotejiaram* School District will ba held on SATURDAY, August 21, 1897, at 4 p.m., at the School, for the Election of a-School Committee of Five Members for the raid School District. And, in accordance with Section 09 of "The Education Act, 1877," the Board has also appointed that the Committee (to be then elected) shall hold its First Meeting immediately after Election at the School, And further, in accordance with the provisions of The School Committees Election Act, 1891," the Board hersby calls upon the Householders in the said School District to send in writing, by post or delivery, so as to be delivered to the Chairman of the School Committee not later than eight o'clock in the evening of SATURDAY the 14th August, 1897, the names of persons being resident householders nominated by them for election to serve upon the Committee for the year next ensuing. Such Nominations shall be signed by the Proposer and by the Candidate, and shall be in the form set forth in the Schedule to the said lastnamed Act or to the effect thereof. Printed forms of nomination may be obtained on application to the Chairman of the Committee or at the Office of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. jf & EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. 5 AUCKLAND BRANCH. ■m nlv « ' e '? in of the Executive will held st?«t School," y '' a ' U a ' m " iD tbe Wellesl «5D. R. F. CAMPBELL, Hon. Sec. £<ITY OP AUCKLAND. CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FUND. The General Committee appointed to car™ out heered'onofaChi'dren's 1 to commem* m 5 t ™ rd r «'8". is requested to meet at the Municipal Chambers on WEDNESDAY 4th August, at 3 p.m. ' m , „«= PETER DIGN4N, Mayor Office. Mavnr Auckland, 28tb July, 1897. i£i INSTITUTE, inViii ting °' t Jj®.A , - lcklanci Institute will be held in the Museum Buildings, Princes-street, onMON ing will be read 1 "TfeßiT SPedt3 of topwsma, by 11 Theß &a°na7 CUrren,, • *" th 6 Mt0 »' T. F. CHEESEMAN, , _____ Secretary. ROCKLAND savings BANK. A Meeting of the Trustees will be held on WFJ). NESDAY next, the 4th pro*., at 3 o'clock p.m. R. CAMERON, July 31.1897. Manager. THE WOMEN'S POLITICAL LEAGUE Will MEET AT THE Y.M.C.A ON TUESDAY NEXT, at Three p.m. Executive at 2.30. British and foreign bible SOCIETY. AUCKLAND AUXILIARY. THE ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING T Will be held on AT73B r .v .HPDAY. AUGUST 10 AT 7 38 In the LECTURE HALL of the Y.M.CX Booms, The Ven.-Arch.leacon Dudley will ureside Ad The Annual K,Si ° th " 3 ' Friends are cordially invited. Collection. H. H, LA WRY ■> _ W. BBAKENBIO / h#b Sees. QRES pURCHASED. ;T0 MINING COMPANIES, MINE OWNERS, SYNDICATES, AND OTHERS j WE ARE BUYERS IN ANY QUANTITIES, OR WILL MAKE CASH ADVANCES AGAINST ORES WHOSE BULLION ASSAY VALUE IS NOT LESS THAN TEN POUNDS I £10 PER TON. i HADLEY ft COMPANY ALBERT AND SWANSON-STBEETS, ' AUCKLAND. fas** Removed to three doors fmnf , Koad ' and well pressed. Ladies' DrS rn*"*#®®**,