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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 223, 20 September 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. NORMA—FRIDAY—NORMA. NORMA—FRIDAY—NORMA. ' Seats for the above Opera can be booked now for D.C., 0.5., and Grand Circle. ST. JAMEI theatre. (The Theatre Perfect.) Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. f TO-NIGHT. -HH- TO-NIGHT. I AT 8 P.M. SHAKP. I Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller Present Their Greatest Operatic Enterprise, THE FULLER-GONSALEZ ' ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO. In Rossini's Comedy Grand Opera, " THE BARBER OF SEVILLE." From the "Dominion" (Wellington), 13/8/28: "A sheer delight. Well cast, the performers rollicked, laughed and 'gagged' their way through in the gayest of spirits which were infectiously conveyed to the audience." The following Principals will appear: OLGA POLETTI, MATILDA PFRIMMER, ALESSANDRO ROTA, VICLEFFO SCAMUZZI, ERNESTO FUMAGALLI, ANTONIO ALFIERI, and C. GISLON. Followed by :— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21— " Norma." SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22— Matinee: "Faust." Night: "Barber of Seville." And for the Next Week's Programme the following Operas :— MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 — "Un Ballo in Maschera." TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25— "Carmen." WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26— "'Norma" (Matinee) (Final Performance). "Rigoletto (Evening) (Final Performance). THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27— "Mignon." FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28— "II Trovatore"' (Final Performance). SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 — •'Barber of Seville" (Matinee) (Final Performance). "Carmen" (Evening). COMMON SENSE PRICES. DRESS CIRCLE AND ORCHESTRAL STALLS (Resvd.), 8/ (Plus Tax). STALLS, 5/ (Plus Tax). GRAND CIRCLE. 3/ (Plus Tax). The D.C. and O.S. Box Plan for the whole of the Performances announced above is now open at the Theatre Booking Office. GRAND CIRCLE BOOKING.—The Box Plan for the Grand Circle Open TODAY (Thursday) for "Un Ballo in Maschera," and on FRIDAY for "Carmen." All Plans open at 8 A.M. Grand Circle Patrons will not be allowed to book more than ten seats for each opera at a time up till 9 A.M., after which any number of seats may be booked. NOTICE.—S f Seats Cannot be Booked. Always Plenty of Latter Price Seats Sold at Theatre FROM 7 O'CLOCK. Box Plans for next week for those desirous of booking for all Operas open at St. James' Booking Office at 8 A.M. TODAY, and for general bookings, O.S. and D.C. only, Friday Morning at 8 A.M. LECTURES. gOTASICAL GARDENS. A Public Lantern Lecture will be given in THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HALL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), At 8 p.m., _ By W. R. B. OLIVER, M.Sc., F.L.S. Director Dominion Musenm. 20 CJISTBE PHOEBE HOLMES Noted Lecturer of Los Angeles, Will Speak on "THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CRUCIFIXION AND THE RESURRECTION." AT THE STRAND THEATRE SUNDAY, 23RD INST., 8 P.M. Your last opportunity of hearing this Noted Lecturer. x 22 T> SYCHOLOGY LECTURES. In response to many requests from former Students, the Rev. A. M. Niblock will commence a series of Lectures on Common sense Psychology for Women on TUESDAY at 7 " 30 pm - for Men on WEDNESDAY, October 3rd at 7.30 p.m. The Lectures will be illustrated with specially prepared lantern slides. —For further particulars write P.O. Box 1745. x 22 DECEASED ESTATES. TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ■*- PERCY WILLIAM MONCKTON HOLT, late of Papakura, in New Zealand, retired Civil engineer, deceased. Pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand made at Auckland under Section 74 of the Trustee Act, 1908 on the 19th day of September, 1928. Notice is hereby given requiring the Creditors of the said PERCY WILLIAM MONCKTON HOLT, and all other persons having claims against his Estate, to send in their claims in writing to the undersigned within Twenty-one days from the date hereof after which date the Administrators wili proceed to distribute the assets of the said PERCY WILLIAM MONCKTOX lIOT/i amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the administrators shall then have had notice. Dated this 20th day of September, 1928 NICHOLSON, GRIBBIN, ROGERSON AND NICHOLSON, Solicitors for the Executors. :2S PUBLIC NOTICES. E G G Export. THE AUCKLAND EGG EXPORT COMMITTEE Advise they have secured space for eccs foi shipment per the S.S. lonic sailing tplroxi ma tel v October 8. The Government Grading Store is now open to receive eggs E"sr« intended for export, labelled accord in civ must be consigned to any of the under-S tioned accredited agents, who will make the producers:— rranSemeDtS ° D behalf o£ 'be . L E. W. Griffiths, 15, Wakefield Foi* S? d: A N °bi 2 ' V r x l€n and Company, Ltd!', Auckland: No. 3, Radley and CoraMarkets, Auckland: No. 4, the Auckland Egg Producers' Association, Rew's Chambers, 15, Queen St., Auckland; No 5 Auckland GrOWerS " Ltd " Cit * Mar % d OF EGGS. the shortage of time available fi ' ~ h e s P ace boosed for the lonic ship- ? f - e2 ? s on October 8. tnd the no<s b!e I difficulties in filling this space, the Auckland Egg Producers- Association urges all • egg producers to send as many exportable 1 eggs as possible to the Grading Store Mo'e space is available if eggs are forthcoming . and the grader will continue to grade for < turther shipments after the lonic sails. x 22 ' SAVINGS BANK. ; The Head Office and Branches will be closed on MONDAY, September °4 Dominion Day. ' CLEM. BARTLEY, j,o Manager. ] "MEW ZEALAND COMMERCIAL ; ASSOCIATION, LTD. C. PRATT AND CO. We are the Oldest. Most Experienced and Successful COLLECTING FIRM in New i -ealand. Offices: Palmerston North. Wan Zealand "os A " cklaml = °° agents in New \ eesT,;f £V- S ° Tr ade AssignReporTs Collectors and Trade ' f 29, UNION BUILDINGS, 1 29. Customs Sr. East. Auckland B ~ OPTICIANS. M^5 S . Fa ®°us Spectacles Irit wsj.rwK i" rr °s