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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 308, 28 December 1915, Page 12

....... AMUSEMENTS. f\ P E R A ' TT O U S E. VAUDEVILLE'S PALATIAL DOMICILE. Managerial Note.—On account of the Enormous Vaudeville Attractions being ■presented at this 'i'aeatre this week, the Management are holding _ AT 9QA- TWO HUGH —AT Q AX A.O\J — SHOWS DAILY — AT ° ' . tViiUY DAY THIS WEEK. t\Kltl' DAI' THIS WiilSK. THK SHOW Oi - THE YEAR. 8 -MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS— ii HMA<iNIfICBXT ATTKAL'I'iONS— w TDOLLINIiER AND XXEYNOLDS, America's Greatest Comedy Wire Act. T»ETTY TJ-KUCE. Brilliant English Character Comedienne. p EOKGE The Eccentric Musical Tramp. D E G AR - The Faraons Continental Clown Acrobat. T»HE A STDLLES, ■«- ■ In Extraordinary Keats of Strength. TjXJRD AND TAAVIS, English Society Sketch Duo. ELOISE TAYLOK, The Prominent. Anstralian Soprano. POLLAKD AND JACKSON, England's Sweetest Singers. Lou — VERNON AND SINCLAIR — Olive The Clever Comedy Sketch Duo. TED KUSSBLL—Htro from the Dardanelles l).l".'. and 0.5., 2/; Stalls, 1/. TO-NIGHT'S I'RICKS: 600 SEATS AT SIXPENCE. •JOO SEATS AT SIXPENCE. Reserved Seats, 2/6. Book Seats at Robertson's to 5 p.m., afterwards telephone Theatre, 1595. EVERYBODY'S Pyiflfl VERVBODVS uvUU TTERYBODY'S HAPPY PEOPLE J-'VEKYBODY'S Witnessed our EVERYBODY'S. GREAT HOLIDAY VKBYBODTVI PROGRAMME TTMKEKXBODyi.S. ~.. , Yesterdaj, .. J2/VISIIYBODYVS. CONTINUOUS. TAVERYBODY'iS. 11 a.m. till IO.SO p.m. COME EARLY. SPORTING. A UCKLANb rpItOTTING QLUB. rpO-MORROW, \XTEDNESDAY, "HECEMBER 9Q Also. FRIDAY, 31ST. £5750 wLr £5750 FIRST RACE: Horses in Birdcage 12.10 p.m. ■pURSE, 250 SOVEREIGNS, ONE MILE RECORD.COUNTRY BELLE will make an attempt to lower the Australasian Record. CHILDREN under Twelve will NOT be admitted to Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since the pafsiusr of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act. 1903. followed the occupation of a Bookmaker rtf Bookmaker's Clerk, no Disqualified or Undesirable person will be admitted to Alexandra Park during the Sumtnci- Meeting, and it any such person is. found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. ADMISSION—I/ Each; GR-AND.STAXi), 5/ extra. ■ At'-CEPTANPFi? for all Events on the Second Day Closa at 10 p.m., THIS DAY. .■; . i C. F. MARK, "■ 804 Secretary. A UCKLAXD TVACING r^LUB. gUMMER T^TEETING. J£LLERSLIE V "DACECOURSE. fJtHURSDAY, "TVECEMBER OA TAXT7ARY "-J AND O ' .FIRST RACE STARTS ABOUT -I O NOONEACH DAT. -LA ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE, -J / Grandstand Enclosure: Gentlemen, Ten Shillings; Ladies, Five Shillings. All persons other than Members leaving the Faddock or Racecourse will be liable on re-entering, to again pay for admission, as no passes will be issued. CHILDREN under twelve will NOT be admitted to Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has a"t any, time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1906. folio wed .the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no Disqualified or Undesirable person will be admitted to the EUersHe Racecourse during the Summer Meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and • prosecuted for trespass. J. F. HAKTLAND. ° le , ' Secretary. WINES. -QELICIOUS JJIB.ECT "pROM rpHE JI£AKERS " I N A. XV Q DANTITT . WENDEL'S WINES are appreciated by competent judges thronghont New Zealand for their exceptional purity, delightful mpllow flavour, and great maturity. They are guaranteed to be.made only from the finest grapes and Al quality crystal Bogar, and to be absolutely free from any artificial colouring or flavouring, which cannot be said of most imported wines. Why pay more for wines of inferior quality when you can buy such delectable wines as these Bt MAIL in any quantity? .FROM ONE BOTTLE UPWARDS AT THE , FOLLOWING jpRICES pER 'DOTTLE. POET No. 1.... 3 \ PORT No. 3 3 c PORT, 1NVAL1D......! 4 0 FRONTIGNAC 3 0 eHEKEY % „ madeira .::;:; | s CWhite Wine.) MIALAGA 4 0 BURGUNDY 4 o claret ....:...::::.;; % % (Dry, Unsweetened.) to nearest station or Wrt • g 6 free carriage paid, and sc, on. therefore b * 30/, J yptXDEL AND Qo.. 128. KARASGAHAPB ROAD. A'