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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 38, 14 February 1905, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. qfera" ~" gocsS Lessees—John Fuller anil Sons. rpAYLOR - IgjEASON., "A Hit—A Palpable Hit." Players, Production, Prices, Playgooris Prononitce Positively Perfect — Precisely. TONIGHT (TUESDAY), FEBRUARY 14. The Realistic and Spectacular Drama, TVTEVER -QESPAIIt. "Clevah—CJevah. Very Clevah." THURSDAY- "ONLY A VAGABOND." Low Grade Prices—2/, 1/, 6d. Day Sales at Groves' and Carter's. Rteerve Plan at Wildman and Arey's. ITS. THBA TB a. BATCKDAt, FEBRUARY lSth, 1905. SKINNER (Champion of Auckland) Versus TEAKI NANAIA (the Maori Champion ol the Wailiato), For the Championship of Auckland. Cntch-as-Cateh-Can Style. Best of Three FaUs. One to Win. Doors open 7.50; commence S sharp. I'RICES—3/, 2/. 1/. ROOTING THE CHUTE. GREATEST NOVELTY OF TOE CENTURY. OPEN AtfERNOONS AND EVENINGS. AFTERNOONS FOR CHILDREN, ONE PENNY, FROM '2 TO 5 O'CLOCK. CORNER OF CUSTOMS AND lIOBSON STS., Next N.Z. 'Loan and Mercantile Co.

BAND CONTEST. "VrONSTER T>AND j^ONTEST. TTIS "jyrAJESTY-S fTYHEATRJE rpO-NIGHT. mO-NIGHT. COMMENCING AT 7 P.M. SHARP. FIRST TEST SELECTION, "LA STRANIERA." MAGNIFICENT FULL, BAXD PBRFORMANOE. DON'T MISS IT—THE TREAT OF A LIFETIME. PRICES—3/6, 2/0. iind 1/G. These Prices will be charged TO-NIGIIT and FRIDAY NIGHT. OTHER NIGHTS—:!/. 2/, 1/. Bandsmen will drsiw for places :1t c.30 p.m. rpO-MORKOW, VVTEDNESDAY. at i.ao p.m.; ox •ptOMAIN /"IiRICKET £IROUND. GRASD MAYORAL RECEPTION AND GARDEN TARTY. TO .TUDGE KING AND VISITING BANDSMEN. Racb Band will play a Beautiful Selection in front of the Pavilion, thus forming a Magnificent Programme. ADMISSION—I/: Pavilion 1/ extra. A. W. TATTON. Secretary. C/o Richardson's, Qneen-st., or Theatre. SPOHTUfq. Y>rrAirKu racing club. Nominatioiw for all Events will Close TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), February 15tb, with the Secretary, at Waiuku, or H. B. MflSBPy. High-st.. at 9 p.m. J. T. MrNAMARA, Secretary AVainku R.C pAPAKURA RACING CLUB. Stakes wou at Aunual Meeting will be paid at Papakura TO-MORROW NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 15th inst, at S p.m. F. D. YONGE, Sec. PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS, \AJtd E xc v J Ti s l ° N RIVERHEAD. THE FliJB S.S. PITOITOr. Will leave the Qucen-st. Wharf. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 1.30 p.m. RETURN FARE, 1/. Lg3L EX C U T R SI O N ST. lIELIKR°S BAY and RANGITOTO ISLAND. lieaving Rangitoto at V.Ao ptu T^Ls, 1,3 ! 8 / 8 BaUtl S^len - BOOTS Ajm SHOES. P: U B L X C NOTICE. WILL OUR CUSTOMERS AND XHB I , OB LIC PLEASE NOTE THAT IN FDTURH QUR pREMISES WILL BE qpen ON WEEK-DAY EVENIKGS, AS FORMERLY, TILL 8.30 P.M.; SATURDAYS, 10 P.M. WE STILL SELL BOOTS AXD SHOES OF BEST QUALITY, AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. JOHNSTON (3 R O S., BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, 57 KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TX7-HERB to Get Boots to Order or mLS V'm 1 ? 1 -- MlUcr and Sons? Gold Mfcianthta. 3. npar Stat Office. D.;B C ~ r ;? E , iT CLEARANCE SALE Om« B TM V adU ' S ' B ° OtS anrl SUoes - Opens Ihis Day at 10—D.S.C. JAMB AND SMITH esteem it a privlture, carpets, Liaoleuias, open to the pub-