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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 32, 7 February 1905, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. A ?.E B A TTOUSE. Lessees—Messrs John Fuller and Sons. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. "CUJLLER'S "\TUSICAL QOMEDY QOMPANY. In that Evergreen, Ever-popular Play, -TyjY .QWEETHEART. The Second Edition was produced again last Night, and proved to be quite as successful (which is saying a lot) as the first. DON'T FORGET. LAST PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. PRICES—-/. 1/. and (3d. Box Office at AVildman and Arey's. Day Sales at Groves' and Carter's, opposite Opera House. RAND HARBOUR EXCURSION AND CONCERT. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8. The new and popular S.s. ALBATROSS will run an Excursion round the Harbour, leaving Queen-street Wharf at S p.m., returning at 10 p.m. ■ _. , A Concert will be rendered by Firstcrass Artists, and the items will include the latest American Coon Songs, Ballads, "The Entertainment will beßefined and Tree from any vulgarity. Warranted to please the most fastidious. ; BRIGHT! BREEZY! BRILLIANT! POPULAR PRICES: Adults. 1/; Children, under twelve, tid. x l§_6J_-iif_- __§--i^^^4 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE MONARCH GRAMAPHONE. A GRAND CONCERT. At ONEHUNGA TEA KIOSK. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1905, At 8 p.m. -g-IS jy-AJESTY'S rpHEATRE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. THURSDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY 9th. For POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MR "T-ALENTINE » (Of Ireland). ' Known throughout lhe World as THE KING OF ENTERTAINERS. In his Unique. Refined, and Delightful Entertainment. TWO HOURS HEARTY LAUGHTER. TWO HOURS' HEARTY LAUGHTER. TWO HOURS' HEARTY LAUGHTER. Introducing His World-famous Creation, ••MRS UROI'ItKE." "MRS O'EOV-KE." "MRS O'ROURKE." Humorous Sketches and Monologues. Delightful Character Impersonations. \Astonishing Changes of Voice and Dress. Brilliant Examples of Ventriloquial Art. Marvellous Mimicry and Imitations. An Altogether Truly Delightful Evening's Entertainment. THE OTAGO DAILY TIMES SAYS: "Mr Valentine Vousden appeared yagain last night to another large audience, which incinded Sir George and Lady Clifford and party. It was also noticed that several Clergymen, replresenting four Denominations, "were present, thus proving that clean and clever entertainment wil always be appreciated and supported by the community." REMEMBER, THURSDAY NEXT. POPULAR PRICES—3/, 2/, 1/. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's. . Business Manager, JOHN A. WINTERTON PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS. I —r : —iTT< XCUR SI O N To 4-^_r?=r c l RIVERHEAD. THE FINE S.S. PITOITOI Will leave the Queen-st. Wharf TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). At 10 a.m. Returning at 3 p.m. RETURN FARE 1/. __---. mHE DEVONPORT STEAM JsfcsS-' FERRY CO., LTD. EXCURSION TO KANGITOTO ISLAND AND ST. HELIER'S BAY". TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), Sth Inst. A Steamer will leave the Ferry Tee at 10.45 a.m. and 2 p.m. Leaving Rangitoto Island, 3.45 p.m. Leaving St. Helier's Bay, 4.15 and 5.45 p.m. Return Fare, 1/; Children, under 12, 6d. ON NOW. Plenty of fun for noth- / ' ing, and refreshments at teasonable prices.—Hygienic Bakery Picnic. I SPORTING. pAPAKTjRA T>ACLNG Y^jLUB. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE TO-NIGHT. F. D. YONGE, Secretary. CRICKET. QUI OF AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND V. AUSTRALIA. I respectfully request Shopkeepers to Close on SATURDAY, instead of Wednesday Afternoon this week, on the occasion of the Cricket Match. Auckland v. Australia. E. MITCHELSON, Mayor. Gth February, 1905. Auckland! Visitors to the Great Match can obtain a packet of Ham Sandwiches for 6d- Afternoon Tea, Ice Cream. Cold Drink. Cakes, Pastry, Fruit, etc., at LEGG'S HYGIENIC BAKERY BRANCH, opposite Domain Cricket Ground Entrance. Ground Tickets on Sale. Avoid the crush at the gate. BOOTS AND SHOES. pUBLIC NOTICE. WILL. OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC PLEASE NOTE THAT IN FUTURE QTXR pBEMTSES WILL BE /~)PEN ON WEEK-DAY EVENINGS, AS FORMERLY, TILL 8.30 P.M.; SATURDAYS, 10 P.M. WE STILL SELL BOOTS AND SHOES OF BEST QUALITY, AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. JOHNSTON TJROS.. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, 57 KARANGAHAPE ROAD. to Get Boots to Order or «__ r,? pairß «P r °mpt— Miller and Sons, Gold Medallists, 3, Hlfeh-rt., near Star Office.