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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13722, 11 April 1908, Page 12

} '" : ;": Amusements. '. pULLER'S QPEBA tfOT'SE. j New strata me. New Artiste* To-night. First Appearance in Auckland of the HARMONIOUS ETUXIiAMS, The Melodikma ARMONIOUS A-IuXHAMS Merrymakers. LA VIJ LA rptSON, Contralto .YVINIA * YSON. Vocalist-. TAMES f\\nE. Baritone and ft \MK.s WiTE. Character VocalHifc * Commoted Success of , BON IT A. The World's Champion ONITA. Rifle Shot. BRIGHTIE CJMITH, The Bashing Au*BIGHTIE OMIT!!, fraltan Sonbrette. REGGIARDOS. the Wonderful Jugglers and K G GIA )S. Sword 8 w «'■! we r3. DENIS pARNEY, Yorkshire KN'IS v.- ARN'EY, Comer, iaii. MARLOW SISTERS, Charming Song ami Dance Artistes. New Pictures, j 2?. Is. and 6d. Reserve* at Wiidman's- __ j ALBERT pARK. rpO-MOBEOW GRAND MASSED BAND PERFORMANCE ' /.SUNDAY). 3 P.M. in aid of th« AUCKLAND GARRISON BAND. I j PROGRAMME: ,- I Massed March. "Quarter Column." , I i,t. On!. Httiinci i 1 BY 183 BANDSMEN. -' • Selection, " Songs of Other Days " - (Round) i i Ist, A M.R. HAND. , Selection, "Gem? of Sons" - (J. Ord. Hnime) , CITY RAND. i Operatic Selection. " Maritanu' - (Wallace) FIRST BATTALION BAND. Fantasia. •' Rosy Morn" - - • (Villiere) ONEHUNGA MUNICIPAL BAND. I (First. Appearand, under Bandmaster Rone). Selection. " Massanello" - - - (Auber) NEWTON BRASS BAND. Descriptive Selection. " Smithy in the Wood* " GARRISON BAND. Contest Massed March. " Eylatidcr " MASSED BANDS. GOD SAVE THE KING. , By kind permission of Ilia Worship the , Mavor (A. M. Myers. Esq.). and City Councillors, a, Collection will fee taken at the gates, in aid of the Baud's Instrument Fund. REMEMBER: THE LAST MASSED PERFORMANCE OF THE SEASON.. H. J. ANDERSON. Acting-Secretary. lOLANTHE DANCING ACADEMY. S. Upper Oneen-st.—Classes for Beginners, Monday and Friday: Gent.'s only. Tuesday; Ladies only, Thursday; Advance Classes. I Wednesday and Saturday.—For terras, etc., apply E. A. Williams. Professor of Dancing. "DARNELL CROQUET TOU R N A.hcNT.I Final-. also Break Croquet. Postponed from 7th. will take place Tuesday, 14th. TOASTER Monday Night-Sale of Work. Side.VJ shows etc.. and Easter Tuesday, 21st iti.it.. a Social. commencing at 8 m.. in the Public Hall. Paninure. in connection with S. Matthias' Sewing Guild. Miss BERT A SPENCER will Re-open her Dancing Classes in ill* Federal Hall. MONDAY. April 6. Elementary, 7 till 3 p.iu Advanced. 8 till 10.30 >>.m. Juveniles. SATURDAY, April 11. 2.30 till 4.30 p.m. Private Leasuns.—Terms, etc. apply MISS SPENCER, Coiuo Villa, Vincent-st. 'Phone, £237. CURRY Dancing Club—Grand Open. U> in'-' Night in the Federal Halt on Saturday, April 11; first-class music; ladien invited. DANCING. — Miss Morrow, Certificated Teacher of Dancing, re-open* in the. Parnell Hall. Friday, April 24th. 7.30 p.m. —Address, Gladstone Rd., Parnell. CLASSES for Physical' Culture now form~hig. Correct Breathing taught.—Mrs. Coleman Pcnrice, A.M.P. Building. Telephone i 3905 | Meetings. ANCIENT QRDEHi I FORESTERS- ! If-^^^^^^U^J^? (AUCKLAND DISTRICT). j puURCII "OAKADB TO QT. |I|ATTHEWS, ; All Members of the Ancient Order of Foresters are invited to meet at the Foresters' Hall. Edinburgh-street, Newton, TO-MOR-ROW MORNING (Sunday). April 12, at 10.15 sharp, to join in the procession to St. Matthew's Church, where they will he addressed by Bro the Rev. W. E Gillam. Members are requested to wear regalia and white gloves, it convenient. By order, • R. KENT. D.C.R. D. J. WRIGHT. D.S. ——, j __-*_**„_ pOURT ZEALANDIA, NO. jj__£siSlfa. Wl - AOF -' AD - CHURCH PARADE. .Members of the above Court are kindly renuested to meet at the Foresters' Hall, Kdin-burch-st.ree:, on SUNDAY MORNING. April 12, at 10.15, to march in precession to St. Matthew's Church GEO. E. WATKINS, Secretary, i '&>*»** OOURT CILIsMAN, No. | l - ~~> r " : '- A.O.F ' Members of above Court ! IrogKift NpISkV -'ire i-eoucif«:! to meet on \§RflßsEtf6&\ SUNDAY MORNING. 12th .' lllosKffsffiU in3t - at 10 - 3: ' SHARP, at ' hUM top ° Edinburgh-si., New. | \&m#***iis&®, ton. carriages will be in i waiting ; > convey them to St. Matthew's : Church. For further information required,. call at 24. East-st. this afterno n or evening. L- S. GARRATT, Sec. T\ I X 0 N C A S E. PUBLIC MEETING*, DECRY HALL.. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY;. At 8 o'clock. I TO FURTHER CONSIDER AND TAKE ACTION IN THE DIXON CASE. PONS'ONBY SHAKESPEARE AND j -*- RHETORIC CLUB. LEYS INSTITUTE. The Annual Meeting of Subscribers will be j held, in the Club Room TO-NIGHT (Saturj day 11th hist., at 3 o'clock. j "jUEW ZEALAND SOCIETY FOR THE PROI TECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AND PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (Registered!. The 15th Annual Meeting '.'.'i! he held in the Council Chamber;, on WEDNESDAY, April 23. at 4 p.m. His Excellency 'Lord Planket), M.V.0., will preside. BCSIXEid: To Receive the Report and Elect Office's tor the ciiKiiJng year. L. M. PORTER. Secretary. 4 MEETING of recently formed Auckland ! i XX. .Market. Gardeners' Association will bo held TUESDAY :-■»!:. at Vir.i„ria Hal!. Avondale, at 7 30 pin. University College. AUCKLAND TTNIVERSITY pOLLEGE. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. I HALF-YEARLY PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL EXAMINATIONS. j Names of Intending Candidates will be rej ceived by the undersigned up to April 30th. I Certificates of the Examinations held I last November van he obtained from the I Registrar's Office, CHAS. M. NELSON, M.A., Registrar. 10th April. 1003. BU n T " x ; x N D C! AS II 1 -„nJ 3t V'. V.l , llitm!ilt <' tljat the , v have opened UP-TO-DATE SUPPLY STORES AT THE CORNER OF NEW NORTH AND DOMINION ROADS. 1 The business recently carried on by GLADi DING AND SON. New North Road, has been purchased by us. as from April Ist, ami wo hope by strict attention to detail, and by I supplying only First-class Goods at lowest I possible prices, to secure the full confidence I of clients. W 110 SAID BEGG'S? 1 '.>V: WE ALL DID.