GRAND NATIONAL WEEK.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20620, 9 August 1932, Page 6

GRAND NATIONAL WEEK.

LIST OF ATTRACTIONS. Entertainments of all kinds are provided for Grand National Week. The list of fixtures is as follows: — To-day. Winter Show and Exhibition. Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National Meeting at Eicearton. Exhibition of Antiques. Christchurch Hunt Club's Ball at Winter Garden. Canterbury Mounted Eifles' Reunion at Jellicoe Hall. Talking Pictures. Wednesday, August 10th. Winter Show and Exhibition. Metropolitan Trotting Club's Meeting at Addington. Governor-General unveils Cook Statue. Exhibition of Antiques. Eailway "Moonlight Hike." Canterbury Officers' Club Ball at Caledonian Hall. "Caractacus," by Eoyal Christchurch Musical Society at Civis Theatre. Talking Pictures. Thursday, August llth. Winter Show and Exhibition. Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National Meeting at Eicearton. Exhibition. of Antiques. "Blue Roses" Company at Theatre . Eoyal. St. George's Dance at Frascati. Eailway Ball at Winter Garden. Talking Pictures. Friday, August 12th. Winter Show and Exhibition. •Metropolitan Trotting Club's Meeting at Addington. Exhibition of Antiques. Civic Eeception to English Eugbv League team. "Blue Eoses" Company at she Theatre Eoyal. , Plunket Society's "Cabaret Comique" at Winter Garden. Talking Pictures. Saturday, August 13th. Winter Show and Exhibition. Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National Meeting at Eicearton. Exhibition of Antiques. _ Eugby Football—Eanfurly Shield Match, Canterbury v. South Canterbury, at Lancaster Park. League Football-r-Second Test, England v. New Zealand, at Monica Park. Association Football—English Cup Final, at English Park. Golf—North Canterbury Amateur Championships, Harewood. "Blue Eoses" Company at Theatre Eoyal. Male Voice Choir Concert at Civic Theatre. Talking Pictures. Sunday, August 14th. Eailway Excursion to Arthur's Pass. Eailway Excursion to Timaru. Eailway "Mystery Hike." FUNERAL OF MR H. HERRON. ♦ The funeral of Mr H. Herron of South New Brighton, was a lengthy one, there being many members of the Eailway service, Friendly Societies, relatives and friends in attendance. The service at the house and at the graveside was conducted by Mr K. E. England. Wreaths were forwarded from his wife and children, parents, brothers and fami- j lies, aunts and uncles, Mona and Eric, Mr and Mrs Buckley, Mr and Mrs Chappie and Mr Larden, Mr and Mrs T. Cook and family, Mr and Mrs Cunningham, officers and brethren of the New Brighton Lodge of the E.A.0.8. Ye Petitor Lodge, Canterbury Provincial Grand Lodge, members of the Christchurch and Addington railway staffs, Canterbury branch of the A.S.E.S. The bearers were Messrs C. W. Winder, A. E. Stevens, G. H. ColVille, E. V. Aitken, I W. H. McLay, and D. C. Thomas, of the Christchurch goods staff.