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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13781, 20 June 1908, Page 10

Amusements. _______ KUBELIK. TTCBEXIK. TTUBELIK. ÜBELIK. IvuBELIK. JV-ÜBELIE. The Day Sales for the FIVE SHILLING SEATS will be opened THIS (Saturday) MORNING at H.M. Cafe. ÜBELIK. XY ÜBELIK. The Box Plans ior lae uuiNEA AND HALF-GC-uxi.A »_is arc now on view at ** Human and Am a . < _-i,_.i.iiv. J7"UBI.LiK. [/"ÜBoLlh. X\.CBe.Ltii- -Ok-üBELLh.. i-i.Liii.i-iA. jJiJIAL iliUitl L'iW" XV jjAb jTA.i.iJ£.ii l -li-j.Lt.. MO.>-jAi AND ILLSiiAI' .k NEAT, JUNE ii.uu .*ua 23niUnder tat ooie ,iLuua»cin(;ut of Frank Inauguration 01 iuc •>«« Tour of 1*" J- iHJ "WORLD'S rn,_.uw'f -\7TOLINIST, ;»»-Oi.LLli VJTiiiiAlti'A' » X-. .U.M.-ii, : ( cWUi«. j. LIJU-U.. L.ii_-.ih.- c blxi K. J.A.'„l>l_i.K. , liiJJjlK. i, v-ui-i-ia- I . VDU-lft. X3k-ci>iibiK- XVoBbLtA. J-Vfl>ti.iK. Ki.Ut.Un. £/ LJ>rXXR.- a. xjliaUlh.. L lit,LLlv. IY..DELIK. JA.cßjt.LiK. KUBELIK. 'U"t'BLLIK. s. ÜBELIK. CBELIK- lv ÜBELIK. li-ÜBEEiK. KUuELjK. i/uitUK. j.'LBfcUK. ÜBELIK. IV- ÜBELIK. iVuBELtK. KUBELIK. T7-ÜBELIK. fc"UBELIK. ÜBELIK. lv ÜBELIK. IV ÜBELIK. Kubelik hag just completed a series of Concerts in Australia, which, viewed from every standpoint, have proved the most successful ever given there. The immense Town Halls in Sydnev and Melbourne were packed each evening by vast crowds of music-lovers, and kubklik's Visit to Australia is the most important event that has yet occurred in the musical history op the commonWEALTH. The booking of Reserve Seat- whs EXCEPTIONALLY HEAVY throughout yesterday, and the Management therefore derive to advise intending patrons to RESERVE THEIR SEATS IMMEDIATELY. KUBELIK. XT ÜBELIK. ÜBELIK. ÜBELIK. IV- ÜBELIK. IV ÜBELIK. THE GREATEST SINCE PAGANTNI. Assisting Artists: MISS ERNA MUELLER. Mezzo-Soprano. MISS EMILY DYASON. Solo Pianist. HERE LUDWIG SCHWAB. Accompanist. Prices- 21s and 10s 6d (Reserved), 5s 'Unreserved). Box Plane for all Reserve Seats at Wi'dman and -Yrev's. Day Sa'es .it H.M. Cafe. Bechstein Grand Piano supplied by the British and Continental Piano Co. (A. liesman, Manager). FRANK TALBOT. Representative. R. B. YOUNG. Sub-Representative. OKA TING—To-day. To-night, 2 and 7.30 O p.m. Admission. 6d : Skates, 6d and Is. Shows. trpO-DAY IS THE LAST OPPORTUNITY- OF SEEING THE POPULAR pOULTRY CHOW. Now on at th» ROYAL- ALBERT HALL. ALBERT-ST. >. Come and see the fun at the Plucking Competition, Amateur Judging: and Guessing Competitions. Don't miss seeing this Show TO-DAY, as it is one. of the finest that has been held in the city. ADMISSION: Adults. Is; Children. Gd. H. TATTERSALL. Secretary. W- ■ ATEWTON PIGEON AND AMS PAXARY pLUB'S )i<g&&* 19th ANNUAL EXHIBITION. To be held in THE FORESTERS' HALL, EDINBUBGK-ST., JULY 3rd AND 4th. North Island P.P. and C Association's Championships for Magpie Pigeons, Plainhead, Norwich, and Crested Canaries. Entries close TO-DAY' (Saturday), June 20th, and MONDAY. June 22nd, from 7.30 to 9 p.m., at the Foresters' Hall, Edinburgh-st, A. J. YERCOE, Secretary. WAIKATO WINTER CHOW. HAMILTON. J ULY 8, 9,10 AXD 11, 1003. pRAND EXHIBITION i '. of i AGRICULTURAL. DAIRY', AND GARDENPRODUCTS, MAORI INDUSTRIES, ! HOME INDUSTRIES. . NEEDLEWORK, AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY, - £>. Etc-, Etc. !!s£? pHAMPION "poultry qhow. I side SHOWS. refreshments, .machinery in motion. Special Trains and Excursion Fares. Show Open Day and Night, Entries positively Close SATURDAY, 20th June. No late entries. Auckland Entries ma-' be made at Auckland Poultry Show on FRIDAY. 19th. R. B. RESTFUL, S. J- BULLOCK, Joint Sees. Football. Tji O O T B A L L. AUCKLAND RUGBY UNION. TO-DAY (SATURDAY.), JUNE 20, 1903. AT ALEXANDRA PARK: CITY V. PONSONBY. NEWTON V. UNIVERSITY. AT NORTH SHORE: NORTH SHORE V. PARNELL. KICK-OFF AT 3 P.M. Admission to Ground. 6d; Stand. 6d; Ladies, Free. C. V. LAXGSFORD. Sec. A.R.U. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JUNE 20, EDEN PARK, KINGSLAND. FIRST DIVISION: PONSONBY V. CORINTHIANS B. W.Y.M.L V. IVANHOE. SECOND DIVISION: TABERNACLF V. PONSONBY. THIRD DIVISION: UNITED V SI. DAVID'S. Admission, 6d; Ladier free. Grandstand, free. Kick-oft 3 n.ni. snarn J. RICHARDSON, Hon. See. 6JTS SLIT TO MEASURE. Extra Trousers O given Free. Our motto: No Fit, no Pay.—The British Woollen Co.. Tailors, Newton, nearly opposite Post Office. JOHN B E G G. J DISTILLER TO ROYAL FAMILY I'LL HAVE A BOTTLE OF x "DOMINION" ALE. CARNATIONS!— Plants now ready; over 200 Varieties: good selection, 9s doz. Catalogues ready.— E. White, Carnation Specialist, King'sland. 17»OR INDIGESTION and Kindred Com- . plaints, try Partington's Whole Wheatmeal Biscuits.— Retail and wholesale at Victoria Flour Mills and Steam Biscuit Factory, Symonds-st.. opp. Cemetery Bridge Rd. DISEASE and its Causes being Mental, material " remedies" only relieve temporarily. Consult Mr. Henry, Psycho-Physi-cian, 63", Queen-st. No drugs. ORANGE LILY has Cured more Ladies than any other treatment,—P. M. Dewar. 11 and 12. Strand Arcade. PIANOS AND ORGANS Exchanged for Better English and Foreign Piano Agency. Ltd.—S. Coldicutt, Manager. rrrS SUIT TO MEASURE. Extra Trousers I O given Free. Only expert cutters, and tailors employed.—The British Woollen Co., tailors. 175. 177, Newton. ' Qf-S SUIT TO MEASURE. Extra Trousers OO given Free. Competition defied for • cut. style, and workmanship.—British Woollen Co., Tailors. Newton, next Bank of N.Z.