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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14691, 27 May 1911, Page 12

——1 JO" " .■■ .Amusements. \y ; EST'S pICTURES. 200 p O-DAY. WISrS PIStubIS - - WlrS T> O Y A L ALBERT HAL L. J-v Direction T. J. West and Henry Hayward. "THE WINDOW OF THE WORLD." SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR _ OUR COUNTRY VISITORS. pEACH Q. ROWING IN OANAD A, Showing the Largest Orchard in the World. WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR OLD? THROUGH. THE TYROL (Alps). THE MARKED TRAIL. MAGIC MUSIC. BOBBY AND THE REDSKINS. THESE DO NOT INTOXICATE BUT THEY STIMULATE. "Crnyr Apples." " 'Scroggins takes the Census," "Mr. Inquisitive, " Springy's Bath." rATHE'S LATEST GAZETTE, ROYAL ALBERT ORCHESTRA OF LADY INSTRUMENTALISTS. Prices: Is 6d. Is, and 6d. No Extra Charge for Booking. 'Phono 1506. pRINCE'S JINK. Direction, Havward's Enterprises, Ltd. NEW MAPLEWOOD FLOOR DELIGHTFUL MUSIC. ' ENCHANTING M NATIONS. LOOK OUT FOR RAINBOW CARNIVAL. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. Morning: 10..30 to 12.30. Afternoon: 2.30 to 4.45. Business Session: 5 to 7. Evening: 7.30 to 10. PRINCES RINK PRICES: Morning and Afternoon Sessions: Admission, 6d; Skates, Gents. is, Ladies 6d; Floorage, Gents. 6d. 5 to 7 Session: Admission, 6d; Skates, 6d; Floorage, 6d. Evening Session: Admission, Is; Skates, Is; Gents.' Floorage, 6d. NEW SKATES! NEW SKATES! GEO. PELHAM, Manager. pOY A L pOLLER p IN K. pOY A L p OLL E R p IN K. p 0Y A L OLLER pi NK. Q.RAND QOSTUME—QARNIVAL— QOSTUME QARNIVAIr-QOSTUAIE QOSTUME—^ARNIVAIj—OOSTUME TUESDAY jjfiS M AY 30, 7.30 P.M. ENORMOUS PROGRAMME. ENORMOUS PROGRAMME. SKATING TILL 11 P.M. VALUABLE PRIZE COMPETITIONS. GENTLEMAN'S MOST ELEGANT COSTUME. Prize, Gold Watch. LADY'S MOST ELEGANT COSTUME. Prize, Gold Watch. WALTZING COMPETITION. Prize, Silver Cigarette Case and S.M. Powder Bowl. BEST SUSTAINED CHARACTER. Prize, Ornamental Clock. BEST COMIC COSTUME. Prize, Bafety Razor. m TEAMS COMPETITION. Prizes, 3 Fountain Pens and 2 Sots Silver Mirrors and Brushes. STAR ATTRACTION-STAR ATTRACTION STAR ATTRACTION-STAR ATTRACTION pROFESSOR JRVING, THE WONDERFUL SKATORIAL ARTIST. "KING OF THE LITTLE ROLLERS," Professor Irving will go through a programme of fancy and clever skating, and at this Carnival he will give some displays that have never before been given to a New Zealand audience. GENERAL ADMISSION, 2s 6d. Reserved Seats, Is extra. Skates, Is. Floorage, Gentlemen 6d, Ladies free. PROFESSOR IRVING, Manager. ' g RATING pDxK. Auckland's Leading Elite Rink. PONSONBY-THREE LAMPS-PONSONBY. Four Sessions Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. TO-DAY-CHILDREN'S MATINEE. TUESDAY, JUNE 6th. CHILDREN'S GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. Look Out for Our Grand Coronation Carnival. PROF. J. W. H. MARTIN. Manager. I L I T A 11 Y BALL. The Officers, N.C.O.'s, and Men of the 4TH REGIMENT (WAIKATO) N.Z. MOUNTED RIFLES request the pleasure of the Citizens' company at their Annual Ball, to be held in the Town Hall, Cambridge, on FRIDAY, 16th June. A Special Train will leave Frankton for Cambridge .at 6.30 p.m. (stopping at all stations en route), and leaving 011 return journey at 2.15 a.m. Double Tickets, 7s 6d; extra Lady, 2s 6s. Dancing 8.30 p.m. S. LEWIS, Captain, Hon. Secretary. JJOME pULE JJTOR pi ELAND. jps jyjAJESTY'S THEATRE. pRIDAY pvENING, JUNE 9 1911, ' T HE JRISI# pNVOYS. MR, RICHARD HAZLETON, M.P. (North Galway), MR. WM. ARCHER REDMOND, M.P. (East Tyrone), MR. JOHN T. DONOVAN. LL.B. (Belfast), WILL TELL OF JRELAND'S pROLONGED gTRUGGLES FOR H OME IT' N ow AN JMPERIAL QUESTION, Involving the Present Unprecedented Q.REAT CONSTITUTIONAL QK^SIS. IRISH ORATORS UPON THE BURNING QUESTION. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF AUCKLAND, C. J. PARR. ESQUIRE, Will Preside. Mr. A. Dunn's Pino Orchestra will give a Choice Selection from their Musical Repertoire. including a number of Irish National Airs. PRICES OF ADMISSION— Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls ... 3s. Stalls 2s. Gallery ...' Is. Dress Circle Private Box ... Three Guineas. Orchestral Stalls Boxes (2) ... Each Two Gns. Gallery Boxes (2) ... Each One Guinea. Reserved Seats, Dress Circle • and Orchestral Stalls 4s. Box Plan now open at Wildtnan and A rev's. Day Sales at Martclli's and Partridge's, Queen-st,. M. J. SHEAHAN, Hon. Sec. NEXT Sunday Evening;. Opera House. Follow the crowd and hear Scott Bennett. TIIAMES BOYS' ASSOCIATION. The First Session of the 1911 Reunion of the Old tOLl) Boys will BOYS' V 7 ASSOCIATION. The First Session of the 1911 Reunion of the Old Thames Boys will beheld in the Druids' Hall, North-st,; Newton, on. THURSDAY. Ist June, at & p.m. Any Old Thames Resident or Visitor cordially invited. The Secretary will be in attendance to receive Subscriptions and Nominations for Membership. P. LAYCOC'K, Hon. Sec. HEAR Scott Bennett, Opera. House, Sunday. Over 2000 present last Sunday. IF you require the use of a Ca.r for your Business or Pleasure you can have a, Daimler at once by ringing up C. WALLACE. 'Phones: Taxi Stand, 3247; Garages, 3283-847. Exhibitions. SOCIETY OF ARTS. EXHIBITION NOW OPEN, COBURG-STR 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evening, 7.30 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. To-day (Saturday) Afternoon Tea will be dispensed by tho Ladies of the Society. ■ This Evening Schneider's Orchestra will render a Programme of Selected Music. Art Union Tickcts obtainable from Stationers, J. Leech, and tho Secretary. £. STUART. Secretary.