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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14690, 26 May 1911, Page 12

Amusements. QPERA HOUSE. TO-MORROW. FIRST " DAN" MATINEE. FIRST "DAN" MATINEE. FIRST "DAN" MATINEE. Commencing at 2.50. Bring the Children to sec these Wonderful Animals. Matinee Prices: 2s and Is; Children, half-price. Q P E R A HOUSE. "PULLER'S .-yAUDEVILLB QOMPANY. THIS EVENING, THE GREATEST ANIMAL ACT IN THE WORLD. BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS. BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS. BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS. BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS. BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS, BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS. HARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS. The Troupe consists of 13 Doks. 8 Monkeys, and 1 Cat, headed by the Canine Wonder, DAN, THE DRUNKEN DOG. DAN, THE DRUNKEN DOG. DAN. THE DRUNKEN DOG. DAN, THE DRUNKEN DOG Presenting: a One-Act Comedy-Pantomime, "A HOT TIME IN DOG V IDLE." The utmost limit of animal sagacity. A delight for young and old. MONDAY NEXT, ANOTHER STAR ACT, THE MASTER MUSICIAN. ALEXANDER The PRINCE ALEXANDER Concertina PRINCE ALEXANDER King. PRINCE The most Talented Musical Vaudeville Performer in the World. Prices: D.C., 3s; Orch. Stalls, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Family Circle, is. Book your seats at Wildman and Arey's, 6d extra. THE. T7" ING ' S THEATRE. HE XV. I N G ' S 1. II E A T R E. End of Pitt-st. Penny Section. NEW PICTURES TWICE WEEKLY. F Every Monday and Thursday. w% __ ULLER'S v the T3ICTURES. ULLER'S BEST OF ALL. 1 ICTUREhAND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW SERIES. rpHE piRL OPY AT ICKSBUHG ' Great Military Drama. ONLY A SISTER, A Moral Romance. VISIT TO BERLIN. A Travel Subject, TjHvAG OF TTIS COUNTRY, Instinct With Dramatic Action. rpHE CHOW-GIRL'S QTRATAGEM, A Drama of Self-sacrifice. ON BOARD A FRENCH IRONCLAD. ARABIAN POTTERY, Industrial. PATHE GAZETTE, The World's Newts. MOTOR BOAT RACING, Interesting. SETH'S TEMPTATION, A Rural Romance. DUPED' BY DUPIN, An Amusing Comic. Is 6d. Is, and 6d. Reserves, 2s, at Wildman's. OYAL T> OLDER "DINK, KHYBER PASS, AUCKLAND. TO-NIGHT, SPORTS NIGHT. SPORTS NIGHT. SPORTS NIGHT. And don't forget to hook seats early for the Grand Costume Carnival on the 30th. Box Plan at the Rink. GEO. C. IRVING. Manager. A T)UNN'B QRCHESTRA , (Second, to None) FOR DANCES, AT HOMES. BAZAARS, ETO. Address: Mutual Life Buildings, 64, Qneen-st. BARTLETT, BAKTLETT, PHOTOGRAPHER, QUEEN-ST. Bartlett ib both the artist and. the photographer. Every photograph ia a study and a likeness. 'Phone 991 for appointments. Meetings. TVTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held in the Company's Office, Quay-street, on FRIDAY, May 26, at 12 noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and Balance-sheet for year ending March 31 last, and for any other business that may be brought before the Meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. '.'-.■■■• CHARLES RANSON, . Manager. Auckland, May 15, 1911. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from THURSDAY, May 18, to MONDAY, 29th, both-days inclusive. By order of the Board of Directors. CHARLES RANSON, Manager. Auckland, May 15, 1911. •Vf. O T I 0 E. NORTHERN CLUB. . The Annual General Meeting of Members of the above Club lias been adjourned, until TO-DAY (Friday), the 26th instant, two o'clock. By order. M. JOHNSON, Secretary. CT. LUKE'S CHURCH. REMUERA. ° ANNUAL SOIREE. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). MAY 26. 7.30 p.m. Speakers: Revs. Murray, Walker, and Keay. Good Musical Programme. Refreshments during evening. Admission, Is. , T AYMEN'S LEAGUE OF THE CHURCH OF "" ENGLAND. ANNUAL MEETING. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), at 8 o'clock, ,AT ST. MARK'S PARISH HALL, Preceded by a Special Service at St. Mark's, at 7.30 p.m. Preacher, the Rev. Percy S. Smallfield. All Church-people are invited. The Offertory will be in aid of the Public Institutions Chaplaincy Fund. •pRANKLIN NO-LICENSE LEAGUE. The Annual Convention of the above League will be held on MONDAY, sth June, in the Masonic Hall, Pukekohe, at 2.30 p.m. Refreshments provided. There will also bo a meeting in the evening at the same place at. eight o'clock, when Mrs. Barton and others from Auckland will deliver addresses. Funeral Notices. ■iimim mm ■mm i ■iiimim ■iiihiiihui in—M— "OfAITEMATA LODGE, No. 689. E.C. The Brethren are requested to attend the Funeral of our late Brother W. A. Bateman, which will leave his late residence, Walters Road, off Dominion Road, for the Waikumetc Cemetery at 2 p.m. TO-DAY (Friday). No Regalia. C. H. JENKINS, Secretary. tT*OSKILL LODGE, The Brothers of Roskill Lodge arc asked to attend the Funeral of the late Bro. W. Bateman, which will leave his late residence, Walters Rd., THIS AFTERNOON at 2 p.m. A brake will be provided. A. MURDOCH. Secy. Miscellaneous. QATINWOOD PIANOS, LATEST LONDON O FASHION. Just arrived. Inspection invited.—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. EXCHANGES on most Liberal Terms, PIANOS AND ORGANS.-E. and F. t»iano Agency, Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. INFANTILE PARALYSIS. Spinal and all Diseases, either Successful results guaranteed, all cases undertaken. Testimonials and Treatise on application. Consultations Free.—T. E. CROWHURST, M.P.T.A.. 29, Symonds-slreet, opp. St. Paul's. 'Phone 3209. GRANDETTE." a new shaped Piano. Call and try this novelty.—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. PERFORATED MUSIC, to suit 66-note Piano Players. Large stock.—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. TV/fATRIMONIAL,— Wedding Presents IYL you get the Best Choice direct from the Manufacturers at Federal Stores, next Federal Hall. W. GRIFFITHS, Direct Importer. MANTELPIECES, beautifully carved, some with mirrors, some marbled and enamelled, for Sale at Factory Prices. Call before purchasing elsewhere — J. Halm, 82. and 84, Hobson-Btreet, near Victoria-stree^ •