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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 145, 20 June 1940, Page 13

.■■/■:'■, ■•m. :.j&em!c?&€Zi*i'4&3i!& .■>'"-■ :iM e «Bi We*W do f/ie foiwi and help the Public \ Service Queen." KIDDIES!!! DON'T FAIL TO SEE 818 AND BUB. Cast Includes: CHILDREN FROM UNCLE TOM'S CHOIR, MR. SNAKE, MRS. BEAR, and SAILOR PLATTY with MR. ROO will also be present , . Mothers, Bring Your Children! ENTERTAINMENT. (Who said the Publie Service Men were not Showmen!) •Concert Parties will be In town throughout the Day and Night—the Mental Hospital Nurses and Railway Parties have something entirely new In entertainment. You wilt be disappointed if you fail to see this Grand Show. • Make a point to be present when the Blaok Maria arrives with twelve patrlotlo prisoners In prison garb to do their bit to assist the great cause—they will sell tickets and help to make the day a grand suocese. ART UNIONS FIRST — THE MONSTER FLY-TO-SYDNEY ART UNION—VALUE £150 — for Jμ SECONDSUITE OF FURNITURE Ddnattid by Farmers' Trading Co., value £35. All Drawn July 9th. RAFFLES (3d) ft) CHILDS' DOLL'S HOUSE —A masterpiece of modern J!*E architecture. Value - » **"<* (2) A BEAUTIFUL SILVER j>2l2 FOX FUR. Value - - ''*» (3) First: FUR COAT, TAILORED COSTUME, TAILORED FROCK. Va.ue £23/«/Second: EIDERDOWN QUILT. ™ u £5/ii/Third: ONE YEAR'S FREE BEAUTY TREATMENT - £fi (4). QENT.'S OUTFIT. Value £20 (6) COURTENAY RADIO. PROCESSION (1) ELABORATE FLOAT BEAR. ING QUEEN EBTSLLE, supported by twelve Maids In red and white. (2) PUBLIC SERVICE FLOAT, consisting of a Burlesque of all Departments. (3) FIBHERMEN OF ENGLAND, Depleting the North Sea Fishermen's heroio stand ajialnet enemy action. (4) SNAKE GULLY ! See Dad, Dave and Mum In puraon They're all Dlnkum Aussles! (B) NEW ZEALAND FLOATPau and Present, 1840-1940 Also tho newest style of Railcars in Miniature. (5) SPECIAL CHILDREN'S AT- ; TRACTION-818 AND BUB NEED WE SAY MORE? GIVE YOUR SUPPORT TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE QUEEN!