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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 234, 1 July 1939, Page 5

Paramount News Special THEIR MAJESTIES IN AMERICA. This historic occasion comprehensively covered. The reception by President and Mrs. Roosevelt; the Garden Party arranged by the British Embassy, and the many scenes of wild enthusiasm. SESSIONS: 2 and 8 p.m. i Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (44-144). Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation. Also screening—the finest musical short ever made—The Philharmonic Orchestra in the overture to Wagner's immortal "TANNHAUSER." A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

INTEREST HIGH CLASSIC CONTEST TEAMS KEEN. RUGBY LEADERS MEET No Rugby Championship Match in years has excited so much interest. The merits of the teams are being keenly discussed. Be with the Biggest Crowd of the Season at TO-DAY—ATHLETIC PARK—TO-DAY THE match of the year WELLINGTON v. PETONE (in Top Place) (In Second Place) At 2.45 p.m. BE EARLY FOR THE EXHILARATING SECOND DIVISION MATCH—ONSLOW v. WELLINGTON (Two Fast-moving Teams) —at 1.15 p.nu ADMISSION 1/-. STAND 6d. EXTRA. A. E. NEILSON. Secretary W.R.F.U. ttOCCFR SOCCER SOCCER ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL SOCCER oUvCrilv cifW’CTPW S s2S TODAY! TODAY! gBg| QACATT’R oVC/\-.ejlv BASIN RESERVE SOCCER SOCCER bvLrt— ejJlw SOCCER SEE FOUR GREAT TEAMS IN ACTION 18® CHATHAM CUP REPLAY. fgggg SOCCER A THRILLING GAME SOCCER so® HOSPITAL v. SWIFTS soccer SOCCER oUL/vUj-lv SOCCFR I,ST DTVIiSION ohalmpionship soccer SOCCER WATERSIDE v. SEATOUN |ggcEß S'-R-AjiLxv cjAAATPT? SOCCER Eick off 2.30 pan. SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER Curtain Raisers at 1.15 pan, SOCCER SOCCER . . SOCC-Mi SOCCER Admission, including stand, One Shilling. SOCCER SOCCER w. J- ARCUS, Secretary W.F.A. SOCCER WRESTLING! WRESTLING! WRESTLING] TOWN HALL —MONDAY NEXT STILL MORE THRILLS—STILL MORE INTEREST—FOB ON MONDAY) WE INTRODUCE FRANK FORSTER ■ The South African Champion. 6ft 2in. k . .Ik and weighs 17st. Famed for his Dreaded . Elbow Jolting. ( Versus ® / j B . LOFTY BLOMFIELD I ll’.> N.Z. Champion. Lofty will have to take punishment if he starts Elbow Jolting y - Forster. This match will be preceded by a professional MIDDLE-MEIGHT CONTEST between ALF BLOOMFIELD and SYD. SCOTT. (5 smin. rounds.) Book at B. W. Humphrey’s, Manners Street. PRICES: 5/-, 3/- and 2/-. Ladies, 2/6. (All plus tax.) THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE YEAR. THE PLUNKET SOCIETY , Presents THE VICTORIAN BALL TOWN HALL FRIDAY NEXT, JULY 7 FRIDAY NEXT, JULY 1 DANCING 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. ' Tickets 10/6. Alcoves £5/5/-. Box Plan Opens at the D.LC. RUDOLPH’S ORCHESTRA. deliveries FOR “THE DOMINION” READERS “THE is to a^^^ r XHon°of S rliei '..THF DOMINI0N”1s now t obtailiable from over 800 agents, and is on sale in,.,™.?!, ' Teih '“ lo "- Deliveries have been organized as follow . OTAKI 6 a.m. EKETAHUNA 6 a.m, t q a .m. PAHIATIU 0 a.m. SHANNON** 6 a.m. WOODVILLH C» a.m. PALMERSTON NORTH 6 a.m. DANNEVIRKE <5 a.m. FEILDING 6 a.m NORSEWOOD 6 a.m. M ARTON 6 a.m TAKAPAU 6.30 a.m. TtiTUPF 12 noon WAIPUKURAU 6.45 a.m. WANGAXUI *’’’. 7 «•“’ WAIPAWA 7 a.m. nUVFIU ** 8.15 a.m. HASTINGS 7.30 a.m. ELTHAM 9-10 a.m. NAPIER S a.m. STRATFORD 10.0 a.m WAIROA 12 noon NEW PLYMOUTH .... 11.0 a.m GISBORNE 3.45 p.m. FEATHERSTON 6 a.m. TAUPO 12 noon MARTIN’BOROUGH .. 6.30 a.m. ROTORUA 4 _ p.m. CRFYTOWN 6 a.m. NELSON 8.45 a.m. CARTERTON 6 a.m. BLENHEIM 8.30 a.m. MASTERTON 6 a.m. WESTPORT .......... 10.45 a.m. “THE DOMINION" is now available over the whole of this area on the day of publication. The following Branch Offices deal with all matters concerning deliveries in their respective districts: — Palmerston North Branch: Telephone 5955. Wanganui Branch: Telephone 3386. Mastertoil Branch: Telephone 1101.