Exhibition Highlights
Exhibition Cabaret. Raymond and his Broadcasting Band play daily, 3 to 5, 8.30 to 1 a.m. There has been some misunderstanding regarding our parking arrangements. Patrons should park in the -Stadium. The charge of 2/- will be refunded at the Cabaret on production of parking ticket. Access to Cabaret until midnight via Stadium entrance. After 10 p.m. no shilling charge to grounds. Early booking for .Saturday essential to secure good table. Tonight, 8.30-1 a.m., come after the show. Afternoon tea dance, daily, 1/6 inclusive For particulars and bookings, phone 18-u-b.
Poisie, grace, rhythm,. synchronization, is embodied in the thrilling display of ice skating given by the. St. Moritz Ice Skaters. Their performance is reminiscent of .perfect poise exhibited by a carefully-controlled ballet.
Where food tastes better. The environment nicer. The service quicker. The selection wider. The surroundings brighter. The prices popular. That’s the Exhibition Restaurant and Cafeteria.
You royally dine with Gorban wines N.Z.’s finest. Nineteen varieties. Order now for Christmas. Exhibit. Industries Court. *
The brightest exhibit here, featuring worth while items for every member of the family. Sargood, Son and Ewen, Ltd., Industries Court.
No plums in our pies, like little Jack Horner, but one of our pies tastes nice In any old. corner. “Dustin’s, ’ next De Reszke Exhibit. * * *
For the latest in 1940 washing machines see the Beatty Bros. (N.Z.). Ltd., exhibit in the Industries Court at the Exhibition.
See tlie Ironing demonstration Aunt Daisy has been telling you about at Beatty Bros. Ltd.’s exhibit, Industries Court.
For footetise and complete comfort all day. Visit the Foot Comfort Station, opposite inside door Cafeteria.
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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 70, 15 December 1939, Page 11
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