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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1705, 24 March 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. 1 ;■ , ■' - ; • . ■; ; ; •ALL. EXPECTATIONS' EXCEEDED. A GREAT SHOW. , CONTINUATION OF TI1IRJ) EFFORT. NEWTOWN PARK. ■ CITIZENS' EASTER CARNIVAL,' TO-DAY. / THE DIG DAY. TO-DAY.' I#,3# STAB ITEMs'f nT UNIVERSrrY'TWRNAMENT. . ATHLETIC SEC. TION. MAYPOLE DANCING. ..;."7 7. , 2 p.m. SECOND SESSION. 2 p.m. ' STVR ITEMS- N.Z UNIVERSITY ■ TOURNAMENT SPORTS. RUGBY-' ATIILETIC v PETONE. SWORD DANCE. HORN PIPE. • 7 p.m. THIRD SESSION. . 7 p.m.- : ; : ' i: :>„ ,7; m GRAND ELECTRIC LIGHT SPOUTS; 200 ATHLETES. THE GREAT MARATHON RACE STARTS AT 7 p.m Y.M.C.A. GYMNASIIC DISPLAY. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. PUN FOR THE MILLION. • PUN FOR THE MILLION.., DON'T MISS THE GOVERNMENT'EXniRIT-Wircless Telegraphy, cora:<".~ plete working; iilso tlio new Automatic Telephone. Demonstrations l)y Go. vcniment Experts from the Post and Telegraph Department. FOURTH EFFORT—TO-MORROW NIGHT. BOXING. i. DOXING. :TOWN . , HALL. FIFTH EFFORT.—GRAND ART UNION CONCERT, SATURDAY, 29th insU SIXTH EFFORT.—MOTOR CYCLE SPORTS, TRENTHAMj RACECOURSE.-, •~. HOLDERS OF ART UNION BLOCKS will kindly return with rcmittaiico right.,,.,,,, now, but not later than TUESDAYS 23th inst. ' r / . : JAMES M BEAN, Secretary.

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