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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 37, 13 February 1905, Page 8

'AMUSEMENTS. QPEBA ~~ goUSELessees—John Fuller and Sons. AN EXPENSIVE EXPERIMENT. Hicb, Grade Performances at *Low Grade Prices— TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), FEBRUARY 13. The Much Travelled and Favourite fJIAYLOE - /HARRINGTON QOUPA.V.. In their Great London Drama, JvESPAIR. ; Most Liberally Illustrated by BEAUTIFUL AND REALISTIC SCENERY. High Grade Play, riayers. and Production. LOW GRADE PRICES. ' Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 2/; Stalls 1/; Family Circle 6d. Early Door Tickets (Stalls and Gallery), Od extra. Day Sale Tickets at Groves and Carter's. , . Reserve Plan at Wildman and Arey s. g T H E A T It hi: yVTRESTLING. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ISth, 1905. SKINNER (Champion of Auckland) Versus TEAKI NANA!A (the Maori Champion of the Waikato). For the Championship of Auckland. Catch-as-Catch-Can Style. Best of Three Falls. One to Win. Doors open 7.30; commence 8 sharp. PRICES—3/. 2/, !/■ ,C HOOTING THE CHUTE. GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE CENTURY. OPEN* AFERNOONS AND EVENINGS. AFTERNOONS FOR CHILDREN, ONE PENNY. FROM 2 TO 5 O'CLOCK. CORNER OF CUSTOMS AND HOBSON STS-, Next N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co. PREMIER PICNIC—Time, for Receiving j Entries for Sports Events has been Extended to Saturday, 18th inst. , SPORTTHO. p p H I L P. O T, TAITEKSALL'S CLUB. Telephone 1600. AUCKLAND. Circulars forwarded on Applicatlon. BAITD COJTTEST. "\.rONSTER J3RASS [R A - Sl> /CONTEST. To be held at Auckland in JJIS Tl TAJESTY'S rpHEATRE And the jvOMAIN QROTJND. Ou FEBRUARY 13, 11. 15, 16, 17, 18, 1905. (Under the Rules of the North Island Brass P.and Association.) SYNOPSIS OF WEEKS PROGRAMME! MONDAY-TO-NIGHT, at 7 p.m.— EUPHONIUM SOLOS. COME AND HEAR THE CHAMPIONS. THE FIRST GRAND TEST SELECTION, "LA STRANIERA," Takes place TO-MORUOW, at 7 p.m. TTTESDAX— Morning, at 9—BBb Basses and G Tromloue Solos Afternoon, at 2—Flngel Horn Solos Evening at 6.30— First Test Selection ("La Straniera") WEDNESDAY — Morning at o—Bb Bass Solos Afternoon at I.3o—Grand Reception and Garden Party in the Domain Cricket Ground. Bands to muster on the Domain Cricket Ground at 1 "Evening. His Majesty's Theatre, at 6.30—j Quartettes and Trios | THURSDAY — Morning at o—Bb Trombone Solos Afternoon at 2—Eb Horn Solos ] Evening at 7 —lib Cornet Solos FRIDAY— Morning at 9—Eb Cornet Solos Friday Afternoon—Rest livening at .5 — Final Test Selection (•'Gems cf Jlendelssohn"! SATURDAY— Morning—Rest ' Afternoon, at L3o—Great Military Marching Contest, etc., on the Domain Cricket Ground. Bands to muster at Cricket Ground at 1 p_m. sharp. The Box Plan is now open at Wildman and Arey's. Prices: 3/, 2/. 1/. and 6d extra will be charged on Tnesday and Friday Nights only. Tickets for Wednesday's Garden Party for Domain and Pavilion can be had at Wildman and Arey's. A W. TATTON, P. 0.. Box 587. And care-of Richardson's Piano Agency, Queen-st. I-DTJCATIOHAX-"OEitTJERA KINDERGARTEN. FIRST TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. Principal: Miss E. F. Brooke-Smith. DrVTJBEJTDS. ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. WARRANTS FOR DIVIDENDS for the Half Year ended 30th November, 1904, are NOW PROCURABLE at the Head Office of the Company. JAMES BUTTLE, General Manager. Auckland, Sth February, 1005. BOOTS AND SHOES. B RI STnRr^ AND AMERICAN SHOE 71. STOREfc, opposite Public Library — Annual Clearing Sale-All Lines Reduced— see \v lndows. B B Tr^S E> ~^ si2uiCAN SHOE -*-« STORES— James Adams and Co — Opposite Public Library-American Shoes for Ladies. Genuine Reductions. ouul =' AMERICAN SHOE 7"*,- STO _ v R: ? S - opposite Public Library — Reduced DaiDty W:UkIDS S^-Alf^Lines B^stor^^ 0 AAIKEiCAN SHOE A» SI OREb opposite Public Library _ Sale Prices-Must Reduce Stock - c-ea-tlemen's American Boots. B RI sTnR^ Aro ~^^ 7^A > r ~SHOE AA STORES opposite Public Library - Annua! bale to make room for New Shin. ments—See our windows. -ajcKERRAS' 800 l SALE IS ON- Eye■VrcKEP.RAS D BOOT SALE IS ON-Eye: i~£- OmcT Pnces - opposito .. Her : ■\TcKERRA_r BOOT SALE IS ON—Eye: asMainsti* 3, Higa-it., near star O-ftce.