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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 300, 13 September 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ' A 1 TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL’. THIS DAY. . THIS DAY. ' \ T4<USICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. Piano Solo under 18, Vocal Solo an<i Ac. companiment, Operatic Solo, Vocal Duets, Dance Duos, Recitation in Character, and • Humorous Character Sketches. TO-NIGHT, ONE OF THE BEST PROGRAMMES OF THE SEASON. Humorous Recitations, Fancy Dances, Piano Solos; Recitations' in Character, Operatic Solos, English Song, Vocal ■Duets, also HUMOROUS CHARACTER SKETCHES CHILDREN’S PLAY, and LADIES' IMPROMPTU,SPEECH.’ ■ * Admission —Day Session, 6d. Evening, 35., 25., and Is Box Plan for Demonstration Concert; open at the Bristol This Morning. GEO. W. JENNER, Secretary. SKATING. COLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK VOLOSBEUM ROLLER RINK. VIVIAN STREET. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. ’ GRAND FANCY DRESS, POSTER, AND . EVENING DRESS MASQUERADE ' CARNIVAL. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 and 28. , 6650 In Prizes. .£5O Entries now being received. ARTHUR L.. POWER. Manager.

ATHLETIC SPORTS. RUGBY! RUGBY! RUGBY! UGBY! RUGBY! RUGBY! SATURDAY NEXT. ' SATURDAY NEXT. At ATHLETIC PARK, at 2.45 p.m. ATHLETIC PARK, at 2.4-5 p.m. SPRINGBOKS SPRINGBOKS SPRINGBOKS SPRINGBOKS SPRINGBOKS SPRINGBOKS NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND 4 NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND THREE CURTAIN-RAISERS. 10 a.m.—SCHOOLBOYS. Noon: AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY s. . VICTORIA COLLEGE 1.30 p.m — KING COUNTRY V. WELLINGTON B. NOTICE TO PATRONS: Nos. 1 and 2 Stiles admit BOYS only. Nos. 3,4, 5, G > 7 > plltl 8 adml i Aduits ° Ticket will admit at the gate nearest Grandstand at South End of Ground, and Adelaide Road entrance, where tickets are on eale. Tickets, admitting to the enclosure, must be presented at the outer gate and also at large gate opening on to the playing area. NOTE—These tickets must be retained and shown on demand. . 1 Grandstand Entrance, centre of Stand ' Ol South Temporary Grandstand entrance South Gate only. , , , , North Temporary Grandstand entrance Main Gate only. • SPECIAL NOTlCE—Patrons will greatly assist by purchasing tickets (Price 2s. 6d.), from F. H. Laws, Courtenay Place; E. Perry, Tobacconist, Manners ■ Street; Howe and Sowman, Tobacconists, Lambton Quay; Bruce Howe, Mercer, Lambton Quay; Hornig and Co., Mercers, Cuba Street This will relieve the stiles, expedite entry into the grounds, and ensure your being on the right side of the gate when the match starts. Buv the only official programme that gives’ the names and position of players of both teams. • On sale at Athletic Park only—2B pages full of photographs and information of the Springboks. Exits provided at — South End of Park on to Rintoul Street. WJestern Bank on to Adelaide Road. North End of Ground on to Rintoul Street. CONVENIENCES.—South End of Ground, Rintoul Street. Co-rner, SouthWestern Bank, and North End. GATES OPEN 8.30 a.m. All Officials must bo in attendance at 8 a.m. ADMISSION—Ground, 2s, 6d.; Chib’ dren, Is. H. E. COMBS, Secretary, N.Z.R-.U.

SPORTING. OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1921. OWNERS and TRAINERS are remind- \ ed that ACCEPTANCES for the first day’s races, including the Maiden Plata. CLOSE at the Club’s Office, Otaki, on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. at 8 p.m. The Otaki Telegraph Oflice closes at 5 p.m. BEN LING. Acting-Secretary. 9 . - NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. TVrOMINATIONS for all events close on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, at 8 p.m. J. E. GLEADOW, Secretary.

BUSINESS NOTICES GOOD PAINTS. CHEAP PRICES. IF vou have any thought of Painting "within the next 12 months, we are offering specially prepared Paints at absolutely the bert value in’New Zealand, being a special wholesale purchase at huge reductions off landed cost and much below market prices for such a high-grade paint. T. A. WELLS. LTD. . - OTOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels cost 11. .ittle more.than inferior rubbers. They, are British made, from best Para Rubber-.