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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11782, 11 October 1901, Page 8

Amusements . C> * T HA * * A Continuous Flow of "Star" AUrartjons. Change of Programme Every Saturday. AUSTIN RUDD One of England 3 .rcTPJ RIDD Greatest ffillN RUDD Star Comic Singers ' Greeted Nightly with one Continuous • Outburst of Enthusiasm. MR ERNEST Fins. MB ERNEST EEITS YORKEI F BANK TOBKE. HE #|oV N , K M^ R affie MeSS tuef °^er Ua i^rVd?« d . 'ST" LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS Of LITTLE FANNY POWERS UTILE FANNY POWERS And „„ MISS BEATTTE GALAKDI. SATURDAY NEXT. Reappearance of MISS ELSIE ROSSER. TUESDAY NEXT. Reappearance of „-«««• LITTLE ALMA GRAY. LITTLE ALMA GRAY, MISS MAUD FANNING, And First Appearance in Auckland of THE MARVELLOUS RIO TROUPE. THE MARVELLOUS RIO TROUPE. Prices as usual. Box Plan at Wildman's. pORESTEES* HALL. NEWTON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12. SARONI'S BIOGRAPn AND CONCERT COMPANY, In their i LIVING PICTURE AND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. A High-class Performance. At People's Popular Prices, Admission, Sixpence ; Front Seats, Is. SATURDAY AFTERNOON. GRAND MATINEE. GRAND MATINEE. THE CHILDREN'S PERFORMANCE. ■ A PROGRAMME OF STERLING MERIT. Parents, bring your Children to an Edifying: and Amusing Entertainment. Doors open, 2.30. Children's Matinee, Admission 3d. ■yOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'Clock. POPULAR LECTURE by REV. H. B. GRAY, M.A. (St. Andrew's Church), Subject: "AN HOUR WITH CROCKETT'S MEN AND WOMEN." Scotch Songs by Well-known Amateurs. Admission by Course Ticket, or One Shilling at the Door. Sporting. rpHE • AUCKLAND npROTTING QLUB OPRING TV/TEETING. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, and WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1901. NOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS Close with the Secretary, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 11th inat., at 10 o'clock. C. F. MARK, Secretary. Agricultural Shows. TITAIKATO A GEICULTURAL AND TJASTORAL ASSOCIATION, ANNUAL SHOW, OCTOBER 23 and 24. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, 12th. Errata in Schedules—Pago 29, Section VII., should read, " Pedigree Herefords." 41. Butter Exhibits, should read, " On the ground not later than 10 a.m. on Thursday, 24th." Bread and Scones Division, entry fee, 2s 6d. M. FRANK MARSHALL offers a Prize of £2 2s for the best Yearling by Lord Elderslie. Entry fee, ss. W. CAMPION. Esq., Manawatu, offers a Prize of £2 for the Best Lady Rider (unmarried), horse, side-saddle, and bridle, and general equipment to be takea into consideration. Post entries. THE WAIXATO HUNT CLUB offers a Prize of £2 2s for the Hunter that jumps in best hunting style, any weights. Po3t entries. A. KIDD, Esq., Mayor of Auckland, offers a First Prize of £1 Is, and Mr. J. H. Upton offers a Second Prize, trophy, value £1 Is. for be3t Fancy Butter made by a settler's daughter. Entry fee, 2s 6d. Entries will be received by Messrs. McNicol and Co.. Hamilton; Mr. O. F. Pilling, Te Aroha; Mr. Edwin Hall, Secretary Auckland Agricultural Association; Mr. Paterson, Secretary Franklin Agricultural Association; and by the Secretary, at Cambridge, up to and including SATURDAY, October 12, 1901. MARTIN BUTLER, Secretary. ■———■——■ ii —«—■——«■« Insurance Companies. ■VTATIONAL F. AND M. INSURANCE CO. OF N.Z. Accumulated Funds £234,204 Ratio to Total Premiums ... 230 per cent. Fire and Marine Risks at Lowest Rates. Claims Settled Promptly and Liberally. All Profits Retained in the Colony. NORMAN T. WILLIAMS, Manager. THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO. OP NEW ZEALAND. Capital Paid-up. Re-insurance, General Reserve Funds, exceed £288,000. FIRE and MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATES. Prompt and Liberal Settlements. Local Institution. Profits retained in the Colony. A. 8. RUSSELL. Branch Manager. Tp IDKLITY GUARANTEE. THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY GUARANTEES THE FIDELITY OF PERSONS IN POSITIONS' OF TRUST. Dental "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. M E - H."fTk night " :t\entist (Lately from America), HAS REMOVED TO BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. JJOTICE OF REMOVAL. A. E. EOBBS, DENTAL SURGEON, Has removed to PONSONBY ROAD. Next All Saints' Church. W. H. Wi UIGKT SURGEON DENTIST, TOP OF SHORTLAND-STREET (Successor to A. L. Wright). ———— ——^ ——^ Board and Residence. V A £ AI £ CIES for Boarders at Mrs. Cassell's Terms!'l? reyStreet: breakfast from 6 o'clock! VACANCIES fpr Two Gentlemen Boarders'before bridge. Koad ' 3rd house smokinS room rp, ll modern conveniences; smoKinar room. Telephone 883.-Mrs. LunC AEN r,°r££, K S°/ B ; Welles-street W.. opB^arde?T JffW HalL-Vacancies " for Sgnggiggg good »"«> ™" TDRENT'S BATHGATE iiOUSE. ROTORUA. tin™T^ V ™ Establishment has been conanmSiS£t+ rmg . th f year, nd *"« been o "tt e i^ w patrom ? ed »»y large numbers oi re-seekers. It has recently been " ad 1 .«la'«wl. and is in a thOToagTly 2SmfsSLhl? d,t, ° ,L ElM y Visitor 3 canto comfortably accommodated, lerms moderate. , & T. jBRENT. Proprietor..