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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 35, 10 February 1905, Page 8

AN ALL-OVERrTHE-WOBLD SUCCESS. XTEVER -QESPAIR. Played Hundreds of Times by mAYLOR - /HARRINGTON /COMPANY. ± \J \^> Theatre Royal, Calcutta, India Jubilee Theatre, Rangoon, Burrnah Lyceum Theatre, Shanghai, China Danjuro's Theatre. Tokio, Japan Club Theatre, Pekin, China Zorilla Theatre, Manila, Philippines Opera House, Brisbane, Australia Theatre Royal, Melbourne, Australia Alhambra Theatre, Dunedin, New Zealand OPERA HOUSE. . AUCKLAND. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. See To-morrow's Advertisement. p OVERNMENT HOUSE GROUNDS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 11th FEB., AT 3 P.M. By kind permission of His Excellency the Governor, Lord Plunket. The Wanganui Garrison Band, under Bandmaster , Crichton, Will render a Choice Musical Programme. Collection at Gates In aid of Veterans' Home. OR SALE, Refreshment Booths at Band ' Contest —Apply Mrs J. Mntphy, Upper Queen st. PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS. T7XCURSION TO LAKE Jjggl TAKAPUNA. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 11th inst. The P.S. OSPREY will leave the Ferry Tee at 10 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. Leaving Lake Takapuna at 5.30 p.m. Return Fare, 1/; Children, under 12, 6d- . ~ yyeE annual picnic of Al ■*- THE PHOENIX FOUN-I-fcggfflWl DRY EMPLOYEES Will be held at WAIHEKE ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1905. P.s. Terranora leaves at 8.30 sharp. Band in attendance. Tea aud Cordials provided. Tickets: Family, 3/6; Double, 2/6; Single, 2/. All Old Employees and Friends cordially Invited. K. J. FORGIE, Hon. Sec. \TEWMARKtI , SATURDAY AFTERNOON FISHING EXCURSION--16tb SEASON. The Steamer leaves the Ferry Tee TOMORROW at 1.30 p.m. (weather permitting) on a Fishing Cruise. Bait and Tea provided. Public Tickets—Single 2/, Double 3/. Fishing Tackle for Sale or Hire on Board. -VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, -*-> LIMITED. BAND CONTEST. EXCURSION TRIP FROM THAMES TO AUCKLAND. P.S. WAKATEKE will leave THAMES on TUESDAY. 14th inst.. at 1.30 p.m., and aasiin on SATURDAY, 18th, at 0 a.m. Excursion Rpturn Tiekeis, 7/0, issued on TUESDAY and SATURDAY only, available for return until TUESDAY, 21st inst. sr TOOK OUT FOR THE M IJNITY f' iybfet& r^DDFELLOWS , ,pREMIER piCNIC, AT MOTUTAPU. ON OATURAY. ji/rARCH EXCURSION STEAMERS FROM ALL PARTS. RETURN FARES FKOM AUCKLAND: 1/6; CHffiDHBS gD r- ►A GIVEN IN PRIZES FOR SPORTS cx»«J<./ EVENTS. NOTE— : Entrics close for Afternoon Kv:nts TO-MOUROW (SATURDAY). SEE PROGRAMME. "STAR," 4th INST. ALSX. LOWRIE, W. A. PARKER, Hon. Sees. V.O. Box GOO. fJWE Premises of Mt-ssrs (Jpllius Bros, and '■-*-" Co., Ltd.. Wholesale Stationers, will be Closed To-morrow (Saturday), on the occasion of their Annual Picnic. PIANOS, GKGANS, ETC.----p I A ■ N • OS. LARGE SELECTION OF SECOND HAND PIANOS. CLEARING FOR NEW STOCK. MOST LIB.EKAL DISCOUNTS FOR CASH Barton, good tone, £10 10/; Chappell, check iu-tlon, £11 10/; Frood, handsome English i-iauo. £12 10/; Debaiii. check action, £13 10/; Moore arid Moore, Mandolin attachment, £15 10/;' Cleuieutl iron frame, £15 15/;' Martini, £1(J 10/; Aucher Freres, L-heck action, £17; J. Pfeiffer, overstrung,' £21; Hoeiliug and Spangenberg, £24; Two French Harmoniums, 7 and 10 stous £4 10/ and £11. A LARGE AND VAKIED STOCK OF NEW PIANOS by Celebrated Makers from £25. Cash or Terms. LEWIS t> TTiADY, 5, Liverpool St. -"■'• Near Windmill. Telephone 857. SCOTS AND SHOES. AfcKERRAS'. BOOT SALE IS ON-Eye-■•■'J- opener Prices —Right opposite "Herald" Office. cKEURAS' BOOT SALE IS ON—Eyeopener Prices —Right opposite "Herald" Office. cKERRAS , BOOT SALE IS ON—Eyeopener Prices—Right opposite "Herald" Office. TVRITISH AND AMERICAN SHOE -L> STORES, opposite Public Library — Annual Clearing Sale—All Lines ReducedSee Windows. B' RITISH AND AMERICAN SHOE STORES—James Adams and Co. — Opposite Public Library—American Shoes for Ladies. Genuine Reductions. BRITISH ANJD A.MERICAN SHOE STORES, opposite Public Library — Ladies' Dainty Walking Shoes—All Lines Reduced. HITISH AND AMERICAN SHOE STORES, opposite Public Library — Sato Prices—Must Reduce Stock — Gentleman's American Boots. RITISH AND AMERICAN SHOE STORES, opposite Public Library — Annual Sale to make room for New Shipments—See our windows. VV HEUE *° Boots t<) Order or" » » Repairs prompt. -Miller and Sons. Gold Medallists. 3. High-sL. near Star Office. liICEKSING NOTICES. ITY AUCKLAND-.. LICENSING DISTRICT. — NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE —I, THOMAS MARTIN, of Auckland, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the bouse and premises known by the sisi> of the "Grand Hotel," and situate at Princes-st.. Auckland, do hereby give notice thst I desire to obtain, aud will .-it the next Licensing Meeting to be bolden at Auckland on the seventh day o£ March, 1P.0r.. apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to James Kolleston, my appointee.—Dated the i'Srcl day of January, 1905. — (Signature of auplicant) THOMAS MARTIN. {TTYo- 0F AUCKLAND LICENSING Ii T^ tICT - NUTIUE OF APPLICATION li-OR TRANSFER OF LICENSE.I, ■a.LICE STONE, of Auckland, bein? the holder of a publican's license in respect of the honsD and premises known by this sign or the Robert Burii.s Hotel, and situate at Union-street, Auckland, do hereby give i notice that. I desire to obtain, and will, at the nest Licensing Meeting to be holden a- the Stipendlaiy Mnsistrate's Court- , house, High-st., Auckland, on the 7th day • Of March. 1805. apply for a transfer of the said hf-ensp from myself to Alfred ;\? m oM Stepn-onson, my- appointee. Dated the Bth day of February. 1003.—(Signature of applicant), ALICE STONE.