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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 31, 5 February 1910, Page 7

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. yyEATUER PERMITTING. *' SUNDAY, FEB. 6th. EXCURSION TO HOWICK. THE S.S. PITOITOI will leave the Queenstreet Wharf, lower end, at 11 a.m. Howiek 4 p.m. RETURN FARE)—I/G. BRADNEY AND BINNS. WEATHER PERMITTING. SUNDAY, FEB. 6th. EXCURSION TO RIVERHEAD. The S.S. KAIPATIKI. calling at Birkdale, Hobsonvllle. and Greenhlthe, will leave the lower end of (Jueeu-sireet Wharf at 11 a.m. RETURN FARE. 1/. BRADNEY AND BINNS. I -ftJ-ORTHERN QTEAMSH'IP |H " C OMPANY, L TD. OPOTIKI SHOW, FEBRUARY 9. OPOTIKI. Steamer will leave for the above port to enable passengers to attend the Show. FOR OPOTIKI — S.S. NGATIAWA, MONDAY, 7th Feb.. 5.15 p.m. Return Fare, 30/. Tickets available for Return for 14 days. WHITE ISLAND. (Weather, etc.. Permitting.) On FRIDAY. February 11, the s.s. Ngatiewa will leave Opotiki for White Island, and Excursionists will have the opportunity of visiting this wonderful Island. Return Fare, B/. CHARLES RANSON, Manager. P-VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO. -> (Limited). S.S. WAITANGI. T7IXCTTRSIOX rpRIPS. -•- RIPS. To J7-AWAU AND yyAIWERA, -ryEDNESDAY, As follows: — From Quay-st Jetty No. 3 at 10 a.m. sharp. 6.5. WAITANOI—26th Jan. —Ka-n-au Island. E.S WAITANGI — Feb. 2 — Waiwera SS. WAITANGI — Feb. 0 — Kawau E.S. WAITANGI — Feb. 16 — Waiwera 5.6. WAITAXGI — Feb. 23 — Kawau. JJETURN — rpHREE SHILLINGS. The Waitangi will leave on return trip ■t 4.30 p.m., arriving in Auckland about 6.45 p.m. the same evening. CUARLES RANSON, Manager. =r -jvriN'CH ESTER UNITY, DON'T FORGET THE J^IGHTEENTH Wilftlffill JSREMIER JJICNIC. WILL BE HELD AT "lirOTUTAPU, CATUEDAY ATEXT, JJ> TH KB - THE LARGEST PICNIC IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. THE BIGGEST MARINE PICNIC IN THE WORLD. BECORD PRIZES. RECORD ENTRIES. STEAMERS FROM EVERYWHERE. TRAINS FROM CAMBRIDGE AND ALL INTERMEDIATE STATIONS. EXTRA RACES. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. EDWARD LEIDOX, WILLIAM THOMAS, Hon. Sees. Q.ROCERS' A NNUAL TJICNIC, AT ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. -^Q S-S. KESTREL wil leave Ferry Tee at 8 a.m. and 1.30 p.m.. returning at ti p.m. Early Boat, if required SPURTS PROGRAMME L 100TDS HANDICAP. TIIADE, 18 years and under. Ist Prize. £1 10/; 2nd, 15/. Entrance fee, 1/6. 2. IOOYDS HANDICAP, TRADE—Ist Prize. £2 2/; 2nd, £1 1/. Entrance fee, 2/. 3. 10YDS SINGLE LADIES' RACE. A Ist and 2nd Prize. 4- 50Y1.-S MARRIED LADIES' RACE—lst Prize, f.-tou Coal: 2nd Prize, Bag of Flour. 5. 100 YDS INVITATION HANDICAP, G[>en.—lst Prize. £3 3/; 2nd, £1 1/. Entrance fee, 2r6. 6. 100 YDS COMMITTEE RACE.—lst Prize, £1 1 ; 2nd, 10 <!. Entrance fee, 2/. 7. HALF-MILE RACE, TRADE.—Ist Prize, t- 2, ; 2nd, £1 I,'. Entrance fee, 2/. Nominations Close WEDNESDAY EVENING, February '.ith, between S p.m. and 9 P.m., at is, SWANSON-ST. All Prizes will be Paid by Order on Trophies. No Cash Prizes. The above is not necessarily the order of Events. Note.—No Dogs or Guns allowed on the Island, by order. CHILDREN'S SPORTS, TOYS AND LOLLIES GALORE. Hot Water Provided. TICKETS, 1/ EACH: CHILDREN, 6d. J. W. KI3IIIEB, Hon. Sec. "DAXTER'S JJUSH. The Premier Picnic Grmnd, is now open to the public: every convenience; hot water free. Soft Drinks", Ice Cream, Fresh Milk. Cigarettes at town prices: Parties catered lor on receipt of wire. Lovely bush scenery. Proprietor— : A. J. DATIES, HENDERSON yAI/LBX.