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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14235, 4 December 1909, Page 12

■-X ■■■- Amusements. ' " OP, A- HOUSE. Solo Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons. JUTATTNEE rpHIS f)AY, AT O QQ F„.CHriJ)REN, 6d TO ALL PARTS. „„ TILLER'S Best "PICTURES. ULLER'S of All ICTUSES. AND FULL ORCHESTRAL BAND. IF YOU WANT TO SEE IT FIRST, GO TO FULLER'S. ANOTHER GIGANTIC PROGRAMME. riMIE pEICKET ON THE TTEARTH, J- Art Dramatic. XL HOW JACK HELPED HIS BISTER THE DETECTIVE'S BAG. Clever Trick. CONQUERING THE JUNGFRAU. THE T lON riMMEß—Training Circus -Li X Animals. FARMER GILES VD3ITS LONDON.. - CALCUTTA. A FATHER'S CRIME. THE MAKING OF A bAILOR. THEY WOULD ELOPE. THE UGLY GIRL. A HINDU TALE. THE INTERRUPTED RENDEZVOUS. FULLER'S ARE ALWAYS FIRST. Is 6d, Is. and 6d. Reserves at Wildman's. "DO A L ALBERT HALL. MATINEE. TO-DAY. AT O QA ATI NEE. Children 6d. £*€>\J» ROYAL ~ A LBEET ~" " TTALL. OYAL il-LBEET XX-ALL. Direction. Henry Hayward. NIGHTLY, at 8. MAT. SAT, 2.30. HAYWARD'S PATHE "PICTURES. AYWARD'S X ICTUREB. The Superb Pathe Art Drama. MERCILESS MARGUERITE. BLACK AND WHITE RATS. Nature Study. AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS. Scenic. THE SPY. Powerful Drama. FISHING IN SWEDEN. Scenic. ANDREAS HOFEIi. Dramatic. And the Truly Beautiful Gem, SIGHTS OF VENICE. „ And a Host of Other Fine Films. Prices: Is and 6d. rp I VOL I TIIEATEE. X Direction. Mr. Henry Hayward. MATINEE. TO-DAY, AT O Of\ ATINEE, A/.0V7. NIGHTLY AT 8. Prices, Is an" Sixpence. TIVOLI A PICTURES. TIVOLI Magnificent PICTURES. TIVOLI Programme. * PICTURES. FRIDAY NEXT-COMPETITION FOR VARIETY SPECIALITIES. ~ First Prize, £2 2s.

"TIXUSIC ON THE WATEB," From the Devonport Tee, Auckland Wharf. NIGHTLY, AT Q IGHTLY AT 0» Brilliant Success of the MUSICAL pBUISIB. USICAL L/BUISES. ON S.S. CONDOR. A Floating Theatre, amid the Enchanting Loveliness of Auckland's Matchless Harbour. CONCERT' AND ANIMATED PICTURES. REMEMBER! EVERY EVENING AT 3. RETURN FARE. ONE SHILLING. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME MONDAY. TftfEBBE SCHOOL OF MUSIC. 135 TH RECITAL. THIS EVENING. ST. ANDREW'S HALL. Invitations for previous Recitals not I available. Visitors are requested to be seated at 7.55. Under Distinguished Patronage. pRAND QPENING "WIGHT. "ftTEXT TK7-EDNESDAY. OF •*rpHE piCTURE Q.ARDEN,*' QUEEN'S PARADE, DEVONPORT (One Hundred Yards from the Wharf). Direction A. L. Baird and A. E. Coe. A REVELATION. TO THE CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND. " THE PICTURE GARDEN" Becomes THE FASHIONABLE PLEASURE RESORT. MAGNIFICENT OPEN-AIR ENTERTAINMENTS. Consisting of THE FINEST LIVING PICTURES. SPLENDID CONCERT PROGRAMME. Including THE AUCKLAND GARRISON BAND, And Auckland's Leading Artistes. DAINTY REFRESHMENTS," IN BEAUTIFUL GARDENS, Facing the Harbour, MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUMINATED With HUNDREDS OF ELECTRIC FESTOONS. WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, And EVERY EVENING at 8.15. " THE PICTURE GARDEN." • ADMISSION. Is: CHILDREN 6d. INCLUDING RETURN TICKET TO AUCKLAND. Special Picture Garden TicKets are issued by the Ferry Company. Be sure and ask for " PICTURE GARDEN" TICKETS. ONE SHILLING EACH TNOLUDING RETURN FARE.

TTVEVONPOET. FLORAL "TIETE, ,' AFTERNOON AND EVENING, DEC. 18. GRAND FLORAL PROCESSION. ~ . Posters' March. 10 MILES.MARATHON RACE. Maypole Dances. Military Display. Tourneys on the Lawn. ' Mustering of Boy Scouts. GRAND EVENING ENTERTAINMENT, By " THE gay makers." Admission, Is, including Ferry. ONEHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Opening of New Pipe Organ. ORGAN RECITAL. By MR. J.' H. PHILLPOT (Of St. Matthew's Church). Soloists;. Miss Andrews, Miss Freda Hunter, Mrs. Northern, Masters Clarence Robinson and Gus Dawson, Messrs. Geo. Howe, and Wilfred Manning. THURSDAY, 9th DECEMBER, at 7.30 p.m. ELITE SKATING SCHOOL (Basement), .. . ROYAL ALBERT HALL. ALBERT-ST. The Art of Graceful Skating Taught. Classes, 3 to 5 daily; Mon., Wed., and Sat Evenings, 7.45-10. i Large and Cool Room. N.B.—lf you wish to be graceful, learn to Skate. A. GONARD. Principal. METHODIST WOMEN'S MISSIONARY AUXILIARY. A GARDEN PARTY ' Will be held at " Ngaponga" (Mrs. Lawry's\ Carlton Gore Road, THIS AFTERNOON. Orchestra. Gymnastic Display. Quartettes, Solos, and Afternoon Tea. Admission Is, in aid of funds of Society. SALE OF WORK.—PANMURE PUBLIC HALL, by St. Matthias' Church Guild, opens Tuesday, 7th, from 2.30 to 5 p.m.; Evening, 7.30. Wednesday Evening, open at 7.30. Admission, 6d; Children, 3d. CHILDREN from the Blind Institute will , .f. 1 ™ an excellent Programme in the Franklin Rd. Church on Monday, Dec. 6, at ~— : — t "W ANTED-HIGH-CLARS ARTISTES. MUSICIANS. AND OTHERS, WITH SPECIALITIES. For "THE PICTURE GARDEN." DEVONPORT. - Excellent terms for First-rate Attractions. Address, with full particulars, THE PROPRIETORS. EXPERIENCED Maternity Nurse, having comfortable home, can accommodate Patients, December and January. Reason* able terms.—Address Mater, Ponsonby P.O. MILLINERY Classes.-Miss Walker (late head milliner D.8.C.). No. 10. Pollen-st., Grey Lynn, and Victoria Buildings, Victoriastreet East, 12 Lessons, £1 Is. FRY'S NEW" BREAKFAST COCOA.A revolution in Cocoa. MAS PRESENTS-Worthless toys, money ■wasted; but Photography is a necessary education. Guaranteed Outfit for 12s 6d. See N.Z. Photo. Goods, next Railway Station.