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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11950, 26 April 1902, Page 8

v '"' ''' Amusements '•'■■: ;•': ;■>■■,> : ' _ | Cl' T T ' H AL L ' ; Every Evening at 8. ■pjix'S AIETY /COMPANY. Introducing all that is Artistic and Attractive in Vaudeville. ;'*•• - ;■■ THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. Last Appearance of - ;••:■■ MISS ALICE LAYTON. Last Appearance of * MISS ALICE LAYTON. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, • ■ And FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND Of ■ ■■ ■■■:■.; ■• , HARVEY AN)) MORRIS • HARVEY AND MORRIS (James) HARVEY AND MORRIS (Madge) HARVEY AND MORRIS HARVEY AND MORRIS In their Celebrated Sketch and Duologue Entertainment, introducing Mr. James Harvey a impersonations of well-known Actors. NOTICE. ,'",/ ' ■■:''' In view of tho Enormous Success, and in responge to numerous requests received, ' MR. FRANK M. CLARK, Tho Versatile Comedian, will repeat his genuinely funny Mirth-provoking Farce- • Comedy. SCHOOL. SCHOOL. CONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of MR. ERNEST I-TTTS. MR. FRED RIVENHALL. _■■ MR. JOE COWAN. • MISS OLIVE TON, MISS PEARL LOVELL. MISS CONNIE DEVEREUX. An:l The two C's (Frank) CLARK AND COWAN (Joe) MONDAY NEXT. Will Appear the Charming Balladist, MISS BERYL GILLMAN. Prices: 2s, Is. Box Plan at Theatre. NATIONAL INDEPENDENT ORDER ODDFELLOWS. SjmsA nj'.o.ofoTf.' '.."' loyal UNITED brothers lodge, No. 975, Will Celebrate their „, _ TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY By a SOCIAL TEA, CONCERT, AND DANCE, In the FORESTERS' HALL ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30, 1902. Tea, 6.30 p.m. BERESPORD-STREET ENTRANCE. Concert and Unfurling New Banner and Investing Officers with their New Regalia, at 8 p.m.; Dancing, 10 p.m. Concert under the Direction of MR. WILL SKERRITT. Double Tickets. 2s fid: Single, Is 6d. I HY. PHILLIPS, Secretary. F)R. BARNARDO'S HOMES. YOUNG HELPERS' LEAGUE. ANNUAL SALE OP WORK AND AFTERNOON CONCERT, at 4 o'clock. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 3 p.m., At Y.M. C . A . Lady Eanfurly (President) will Preside. Mrs. Mactier (Hon. Sec.) can be seen at tho Y.W.C.A. on Fridays, where she will be glad to receive contributions. - ■ ■■; i Excursions--"K i "EXCURSION TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 26TU INST. Tho p.s. OSPREY will leave the Ferry Tee at 2 p.m. sharp, calling at Victoria Wharf, returning from Lake Takapuna at 4.45 p.m. Return Pare, Is; Children under 12, 6d. "K V TUEWMARKET SATURDAY AFTERNOON FISHING TMg|«gp> EXCURSIONS. The' d.s. TONGARIEO will leave the Ferry Tee at 1.30 p.m. on a Fishing Cruise. , Bait and Tea provided. Tickets: Single, 2s; Double, 3s. Fishing tackle on board for Sale or Hire. "O O T O B U A. EASTER HOLIDAYS. EASTER HOLIDAYS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. VISITORS to the Hot Lakes District of Rotorua are notified that they will save 20 per cent, by Booking through tho Rotorua Coaching Company. Office: FENTON-STREET. ROTORUA (Near Grand Hotel). NO OTHER AGENTS. BOOK AT OUR OFFICES, AndSAVE 20 PER CENT. SAVE 20 PER CENT. Holiday Tours to Rotorua and back, including Rail. Coach, and Launch Trips to principal sights of the district. FROM OCS f?D UPWARDS. ROTORUA COACHING COMPANY, Rotorua and Auckland., Public Notices. THE ASSOCIATED BOARD Of the ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC For LOCAL EXAMINATIONS IN MUSIC, Patron: HIS MAJESTY THE KING. Entries for the Theoretical and Practical Examinations of the Associated Board of the R.A.M. and B.C.M. are now being received. All Candidates wishing to enter for either of the above must baud in. their forms to the undersigned on or before May Ist, 1902. ~.-•*•■■ The Theory Examination wiU be held on SATURDAY. June 14th, 1902. , WILLIAM CROSHER, Acting Hon. Secretary, *'!'.!, High-street, Auckland, Electrical Works and Depot. RE FRITZ GROSOH, LATE OF AUCKLAND, DECEASED. All Persons having Claims against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to forward particulars of same to the undersigned forthwith. EDMUND MAHONY, Solicitor for the Executor. 38, Shortland-street, Auckland, April 22nd, 1902. npiHE WAREHOUSES OF THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 28. L. D. NATHAN AND CO. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, rpo SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS. All Persons Trespassing on my Farm with dog or gun in pursuit of game, or otherwise, will be Prosecuted. A. M. ROUTLEY. Pukekoho, April 23, 1902. "EASTERN "EXTENSION rpELEGBAPH rjOMPANY, TESTED, rpWO ,T\ I C T rjABLES To i f\ ustralia: , * j (Automatic Duplex System), ; FROM NEW ZEALAND TO AUSTRALIA, i EUROPE, ASIA, SOUTH AFRICA, Etc, For Speed and Accuracy, Mark all Messages J . "-VIA EXTENSION CABLES.'? ' |