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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 189, 12 May 1928, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. FIELDEN TAYLOR’S GREATEST EFFORT THE LAST DAY! f3OOO NURSERY RHYMES PARADE TOWN HALL —2.30 and 7.0 YVellington has responded nobly to the appeal for help, but we haven t got the money we need yet. Make this last day a red-letter day. Come and show your appreciation of the work Fielden Taylor is doing; come and see the Show, and buy the goods. Never again will you have the chance to see so much and buy so much for so little money. COME! THIS AFTERNOON! THIS AFTERNOON! GRAND CHILDREN’S BALL PORT NICHOLSON SILVER BAND. Children 1/-. Parents Free. Nine Splendid Prizes. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, GRAND PARADE OF THE LIVING NURSERY RHYMES, PAGEANT: SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE, “BLACK BIRDS’’, (pupils of Mr. Joe Knowsley). TABLEAU: MATILDA REFUSING HER ..CONSENT TO RELEASE KING STEPHEN. TABLEAU: JACOB’S DREAM. TABLEAU: SIR WALTER RALEIGH THROWING HIS CLOAK FOR QUEEN ELIZABETH. . . , by a splendid group of Wellington’s most popular Artists, in Song, Story" and Instrumental Items. Dancing under the direction of Mr. Joe Knowsley. ’ 1 EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! ' MONDAY NIGHT: JOY NIGHT! GRAND BALL AND BRIDGE TOURNAMENT. To help things along a bit farther, a BIG JOY NIGHT will be held in the Town Hall on MONDAY. Dancing from 8.0 p.m., and for those who don’t dance, there is a Bridge Tournament. For 2/6 you can do either or both. Supper 1/-. Chaperones are the Stallholders from the Nursery Rhymes Parade. FIELDEN TAYLORS GREATEST EFFORT ATHLETIC SPORTS.

WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. TO-DAY (SATURDAY) .. TO-DAY ATHLETIC PARK ; 3 p.m. OLD BOYS v. ORIENTAL > EARLY GAMES, at 1.30 p.m.: PETONE A v. PONEKE, sth Grade. WELLINGTON r. ORIENTAL (6th Grade. NEWTOWN PARK ’3 p.mBERHAMPORE v. ATHLETIC ADMISSION 9d. STAND 6d. EXTRA. A. E. NEILSON, Secretary.