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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 40, 16 February 1905, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. QPERA "gOUSE. Lessees^ —John Fuller and Sons. fpAYLOR - .OAB.RINGTON gEASOS. HIGH GRADE PERFORMANCES. LOW GRADE PRICES. Dress (Nscle and Orchestra Stalls, 2/; Stalls, 1/; Family Circle, Gd. Das Sales at "Groves' and Carter's. Reserve Plan (no extra charge) at Wildman and Arey's. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), F-EB. 16. OUR FIRST CHANGS OF BILL. First Production in Auckland of the Powerful, Emotional, and Interesting Play, •ONLY A VAGABOND." Managerial Affidavit —Nothing better in the way of high class drama except "The Silver King." An Excellent Play, Excellently Played. SATURDAY NEXT—"HOME RULE." rpiHE EDENDALE V.M.B.C.—The SesJ- sion will be Opened by a Concert to be held in the Edendale Presbyterian Church on THURSDAY, 16th Inst, at 8 o'clock. Refresh ments. MORLEY, Secretary. > PREMIER PICNIC. —Entries for Sports Events will be received up to 5.30 p.m. on SATURDAY. ISth s> iP.TAHUHU mROTTING i jriiLUß. "arEETING. FIRST DAY: QATURDAY t "pEBRUARY 1O FIRST RACE STARTS AT -I €W\ O'CLOCK. . -L-OHJ Only 'Members of Tattersall's will be allowed to ply their vocation. SPECIAL FAST TRAM SERVICE. F. D- YONGE, Secretary. pOTORUA JOCKEY CLUB. Acceptances "for First Day's Raving Close on FRIDAY, February 17th. with the Secretary, Rotorua, or 11. 11. Hayr, High-st, Auckland, at 10 p.m. W. CARR, Secretary. PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS, ■yICTORIA CRUISING CLUB. SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC. TO KOHIMABASIA. SATURDAY NEXT, ISth FEBRUARY. Ferry Steamer will leave Queen-st. Wharf at 2 p.m. Tipkets 1/. J. Q-BRIEN, Hon. Sec. OONLIGHT EXCURSION. — Tuesday : Next, Favourite Albatross. Welcome Rev. F. W. Isi-ct. Full Brass' Band. Splendid Programme. Tickets, 1/. CI. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. The Picnic in connection with the above Society will be held at Motutapu on 25th March, not on the 18th February, as at first notified. R. L. STEWART, "Hon. Sec. PREMIER PlCNlC—Entries for Sports Events will be received up to &30 pjn. on SATURDAY, ISth inst. AGRICT3T.TTJH.AI, SHOWS. —^— —^— __ ■ptRANKLIN A GRICULTURAL QHOW. PUKEKOHE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. February 17 and 18. 1905. LARGE ENTRIES IN ALL CLASSES. GREAT ATTRACTION FIRST CLASS STOCK EXHIBITS. EXHIBITION O F LIVE OSTRICHES. EXCURSION TRAINS FROM AT.T. STATIONS. Refreshments on the ground. Hot Water Free. . Splendid Outing for Picnic Parties. Come and see your Country Friends J. PATTERSON,* Secretary Pnkekohe. PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC. rag=SS| JpiANOi ORGANS. OS! LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. THE EASIEST HIRE SYSTEM IN N Z £15 INSTRUMENT 9/2 monthly £20 12/3 montnly £25 15/4 monthly £S0 ......-._.. 18/4 tnonti.4 *35 21/0 monthly £40 24/6 monthlY £45 27/6 monthly £o'J 30/ monthly Deposit on Hire System. Five per cent on Net Cash Price of Instrument BEST ALLOWANCE for Old Instruments Taken in Exchange THE ENGLISH AND FOKEIGN PIANO AGENCY, 191, QUEEN-ST. S. COLDICUTT Manager Catalogues sent Free on Application. Phonp 1R159. SENTISTRY. H. P. R. F ° s T E X DENTIST, (Formerly of Carter and Foster), HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE AT 25, SHORTLAND STREET (3 Doors Above Star Office). Telephone 1723. M R J3° WEY Saves Your Teeth. (SPECIAL QFFEB. T)ELIA.NCB T-VENTAIj f^O., 77, Q UEEN ST - ( ° Ter Smeeton's). FULL UPPER OR LOWER SETS OF BEAUTIFUL GUM-BLOCK TEETH, MOST NATURAL IN APPEARANCE AND SPECIALLY IMPORTED £3 3/ GOLD CROWNS AND GENUINE PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Only Addrees: 77, Q UEE N ST. (OTer Smeetoa'B). C fjyTJNROE TC^MANUEL, DENTAL SURGEON. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Telephone 1301.