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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 260, 2 November 1932, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. "SUNSHINE SUSIE." TYPICAL TYPIST COMPETITION. 3RD DIVISION OF TYPING SPEED TESTS. TYPING SPEED TESTS. TO-NIGHT AT 7.15. ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY. / THE PLAZA \ \ THE PLAZA / Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS : 11 — 2.15 — 4.50 — S. N0te.—4.50 Session finishes 7 p.m. HOW LONG' WILL " SUNSHINE SUSIE " " SUNSHINE SUSIE " " SUNSHINE SUSIE " "SUNSHINE SUSIE" RUN AT THE PLAZA ? ? ? ? ? IT IS NOW IN ITS THIRD BIG WEEK. THIRD BIG WEEK. The Picture Commenced on Oct. 14. HOW LONG DO YOU THINK THE SEASON WILL LAST, AND HOW MANY PEOPLE WILL HAVE SEEN THE PICTURE DURING THE SEASON? VALUABLE PHIZES FOR THE WINNERS. GRAMOPHONE, Donated by Challen Had Radio. 2nd Prize— ELECTRIC READING LAMP, Donated by Percy Blankarre and Co. 3rd Prize— £1-1-0 From the Plaza Management. IthBOTTLE1 th BOTTLE OF- WINE COCKTAIL, Donated by Corban's Wines. S ' h EXTRA SPECIAL FRUIT CAKE, Donated by Miss Aitkenhead. IhLARGEl h LARGE BOX OF CHOCOLATES, From the Plaza Sweet Stall. Tbottle harmony port, Donated by Corban's Wines. "SUNSHINE SUSIE." "SUNSHINE SUSIE." " SUNSHINE SUSIE." "SUNSHINE SUSIE." BREAKING RECORDS EVERYWHERE! Voting Papers for - the Competition at the Plaza Theatre. RESERVES FOR TO-NIGHT. 41-556. _ RINK> THE MANAGEMENT OF THE RIVOLI SKATING RINK WISH TO THANK THE PUBLIC FOB THE EXCELLENT SUP; PORT ACCORDED THEM DURING THE PAST SEASON, WHICH HAS PRO\BD A RECORD. THE SPLENDID RESPONSE IS GREATLY APPRECIATED. AND WILL SPUR THE MANAGEMENT TO EVEN GREATER EFFORTS NEXT SEASON. M. A. NASSOOR. . SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1932. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5 AND 7. FIRST RACE about 12 noon Each Day. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE: Bach Person 1/jj Vehicles SAB Leger Enclosure: Each Person 5/ Grandstand: Gentlemen Ladies ' •■ 6 Amusement Tax Paid by the Club. CHILDREN under 12 will Not be admit ted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act. WOS. followed the oecnpation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk. no disqualified or undesirable person, will bo admitted to the Ellerslip Racecourse during the Spring Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps H prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Race course and prosecuted. . . . . W. S. SPENCE. : 5 Secretary. TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB (INCORPORATED). SPRING MEETING. NOVEMBER 26 AND 28, 1932. NOMINATIONS for All Handicap Events and FINAL PAYMENTS for th.e Takapunn Plate close at the Club's Office. 67, Shortland Street, on FRIDAY NEXT, November 4, by 3 p.m. Full Programme in "Sporting and Dramatic Review" (October 27 and November 3) and "N.Z. Referee" (October 27 and November 3). R. A. SPINLEY, :3 Acting Secretary. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE. T N DECEASED ESTATE. CALE, /""IIIEAP. NO SEASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. ■ T>ROOD jirARE T UVAN, BY LULU BOY—VAN CLEVE MARE, STINTED TO N.Z.'S LEADING SIRE, REY DE ORO. A YEAR-OLD XTARE, Now in work (ready to race early), BY WOBTHY BOND—HARICOT. Further particulars from .. B. 1657. STAR. x 2 MARE, thoroughbred, trotter, thre<:-year-old. quiet; f 10.—Plank, Shakespeare Rd., Milford. 2 A BDUL THE ROBBER. Valeskas 1932 •"- Pantomime, at tha Scots Hall, Symonds Street, SATURDAY, 19. 3