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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11644, 4 May 1901, Page 8

I Amusements- ___ ! TjIITZGERALDS' | -VrE\r pOXTTNENTAL /COMPANY I piRCrS AND "\rENAGERIE. j THE MOST GIGANTIC AMUSEMENT | ENTXRPFiISE TRAVELLING AUSTRALIA. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY. j LAST TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY I rpO-DAY, at O npO-XIGHT, at Q j To-day Doors Open at 2. Performance, 3. ' MATINEE MATINEE Children Admitted MATINEE to Ail Parts for MATINEE . SIXPENCE. : MATINEE O ' MATiNEE (Chairs Excepted). Every Act the Same as in the Evening. j nnO-DAY, at q rPO-NIGHT, at Q i LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. j LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. ! Last Night 01 THE DUNBAR TRIO. I Last NigUt of MDLLE. RRODESLA. > Last Nignt of Till. J AXUASCHEVSKI i Lust N.-gnt of FAiiILV. i Last Nisrav of LA BELLE ROSE. |L*=t N.gut ■_■! MADAJ-ii, aDELIXA ANTONIO j Las: N.-iii ot MDLLE. KATIE JiOXTGO East Night of MERY. l-i.ci Nig.it oi " SCHRAEDER." , Li-t Nignt. of MDLLH. MILLIE DAGMAE, ; Last Night of THE BROTHERS KARL. ; La-:: Nsgut of MLLLE. MARGARETTA. L.-.v. Night of GULLII'ME AND AOUGUST. Last Night of THE GREAT HIGH Last Nigflt of JUMPING CONTEST Last -NlirSt of Last Nisrht of THE TIGER RIDING J Last :<:~m of HORSE. L-tst Xijrnt of A LION AND ELEPHANT RID ; Last Night of ING ON A TRICYCLE. , Last Night of "\ fEXAGEBIE OF "WILE : Last Night of -i»JL AND »V ■ Last Nigh: of "PERFORMING i NIMALS ; La.; Night of -A A i The animals Act under the Trainership of HERR ZAPF. i THE EFFICIENT BAND, CONDUCTED BY \ HEER VON DER MEKDEN. PRlCES ßeserved Chairs, 4s ; ether Seats, 3-, 2«, and ONE SHIELING ; Children, Halfprice to all Parts, EACi.PT THE FIT. Trains, Trams, and Coaches from. all Parts. FRANK JONES, Principal Agent. HAL. GEORGE, Secretary. School Committees. "p U B L' I C NOTICE. The Education Board of the District of Auckland. May 1, 1901. In accordance with the provisions of "The Education Act, 1877," "'ine Education Act, 137/, Amendment Act, 1885,'' and "'lhe Scuool Committees Election Act, 13*1," me Education Board oi tile District of Auckland uirects it to ou publicly nouned mat Meetings oi Householders m the several sctiool Districts named in the Schedule hereunder will he held on MONDAY, MAY 27, 1901. at the times and places respectively set forth in the said tjcuedtiie. And in accordance with Section 69 of " The Education Ac:, 1e?7," the Board nas also appointed mat the Committees oi me several fccnooi named in me »aid Schedule shad h'Jiti meir lirst Meeting immediately alter Election at the place.: respective! set forth therein. And further, in accordance with the provisions of " Tne School Committees Election Act, 1=31," the Board hereby calls upon tile Householders in each School District to send in writing', by post, or delivery, so as to be delivered to the respective Chairmen of the several Scnooi Committees not later than eight o'ciocK in me evening of MONDAY. May 20, 1501, the names of persons being resilient nouseaoiuers nominated by them lor election to serve upon me Committee for the year next enduing. Sucn nominations snail be signed by me Proposer and by"" me Candidate, and staall be in the form set form in the Schedule to the said ia«t-name4 Act or tj the effect thereof. Printed forms of nomination may be obtained on application to me Chairmen of Committees or at the Office of the Board. VINCENT E. BICE, Secretary. SCHEDULE. Alexandra, 7.30 p.m., School. Grahamtown, - p.m., Grahamtown School. Hobsonviile, 7 p.m., School. Hoteo North, 7 p.m.. School. Maketu (E.C.). 7 p.m.. School. Mangakura, 7 p.m.. School. Matahuru. 6 p.m.. No. 1 School. Okaihau. 7 p.m., Okaihau School. Opoariao, 7 p.m.. North School. Papatoitoi, 7.33 p.m., School. Raglan. 3 p.m.. School. Riverhead, 7 p.m.. School. Waiharara, 7 p.m., School. Wharehine, 4 p.m.. School. Meetings. j ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JOHN IKED ALE. A Meeting of Creditors in the above Estate Trill be held in the Office of Messrs. Abbott. Oram and Co., on MONDAY. 6th hist., at 3 p.m. A. J. DENNI3TON. B. H. ABBOTT. Trustees. Auckland. 3rd Mar, 19-31. "T" O D A I E Y M E X. A Meeting of the Auckland Dairymen will be held at me Office of the Agricultural Association, 155, Queen-street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 3 o'clock. A. J. HURNDALL, C. TAYLOR. Convenors by request. VEALANDIA TENNIS COURT. NOTICE. Member; and Friends are requested to attend Opening Tenuis Clnb. at 2 p.m. TO-DAY (SATURDAY*. May 4. By order. GEO. COZENS, Hon. Secretary. PRESENTATION TO THE DUCHESS OF CORNWALL AND YORK. A MEETING IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE. Will be held on TUESDAY. MAY 7. AT 11 li In MR. RATTRAY'S Room, Mercantile Chamber?, next Bank N.Z. A Fall Attendance of Committee and Collectors is requested. F. MABEL LAWRY, Hon. Sec. jffK T>AND OF HOPE JD UNION. ! Tl!e Annual Bnaißc-ss V2Jc>-£?'/K|~ \ fleeting of the above Nj Union, will be held in the Wesley Hall. NEXT FRI- - ■ at 7.30, when the Report and Balance-sheet will be submitted to the Members. , „ , Personal Subscribers, Secretaries, and Delegates, of Affiliated Societies, and the Officers are invited to atteixi. F. E. KBETSCHMAR, Secretary. -sOTPew " THIRST AID TO THE /dPlfe* l INJURED." . raSSfl — v t0&&? Classes are now being &&,&¥&&// Formed in the City and Suburb? Early Application is Requested. WILLIAM RATTRAY, Secretary. Mercantile Chambers. Musical. DIANOS.Q B G A N S. ENGLISH, GERMAN. AMERICAN. Every Instrument Guaranteed. Lowest Wholesale Prices for Cash. Or Easiest Terms on Hire System. Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogues Mailed Free. N.B.—SOLE AGENTS for Arthur Allison and :o.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH PIANOS. T»HE pNGLISH AND FOREIGN piANO AGENCY. 75, QUEEN-STREET (near Old Mill), Frederick Moore, Manager. j