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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 277, 19 August 1944, Page 4

CLOSING TODAY CLOSING TODAY CLOSING TODAY \vooo ) “LUCKY KIWI” “LUCKY KIWI” “LUCKY KIWI” “LUCKY KIWI” “LUCKY KIWI” “LUCKY KIWI” £5,000 £5,000 (ALLUVIAL GOLD) ART UNION ART UNION ART UNION 305 PRIZES—FIRST PRIZE £2OOO SECBETAEH By License issued under Section TREASURER: ’ 42 of the Gaming Act. 1903. nl .mntrn K. McAETHUR, R - b ' HAMMOND. ' bXuO. ’• ‘ PROFITS FOR Boz HO. Wellington. PATRIOTIC FUNDS Weßlngton CLOSES .TODAY. -•-■■■ DRAWN AUGUST 30 . MAIL THIS COUPON. MESSRS. HAMMOND & McARTHUR. LTD., P.O. Box HO, Wellington. r . Please send me <... tickets in LUCKY KIWI Art Union (Tickets 2/6 etch). I enclose Postal Note for £ : : aIEO stamped, addressed envelope for reply. (Postago stamps not accepted tn payment for tickets). NAME (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) ADDRESS ... RUGBY — OUTSTANDING EVENTS — RUGBY Senior Championship. Final Stages. Who Will Win? interest la running at Its highest since pre-war days, and with the FOUR LEADING JUBILEE CUP TEAMS in action an afternoon of thrilling Rugby u expected ■ ATHLETICPARK — TODAY I TWO TOP-GRADE MATCHES WITH CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE AT S P.M—'ARMY v. MARIST BROS. OLD BOYS AT 1.30 P.M.— PONEKE-ORIENTAL v. ATHLETIC TWO GREAT GAMES! DON’T MISS THEM! BE AT THE PARK TODAY! ADMISSION 1/-, STAND, 6d. EXTRA. INTER-ISLAND SERVICES’ MATCH SPECIAL NOTICE. BOOKING OF SEATS. The Plan for Reservations of Seats for the INTER-ISLAND SERVICES’ MAI CH, be held at Athletic Park on Saturday, August 26, will be open to the public from g nah. on Monday Next, at the Rugby Union’s Office, 4 M illis Street, NET PROCEEDS TO THE PATRIOTIC FUNDS. FREE LIST SUSPENDED. RESERVED SEAT TICKETS, 5/- (inclusive). Intending Patrons are notified that 'Reservations can be made only on application at the Rugby Union Office. It is not possible to meet telephone requests for bookings. A. E. NEILSON, SEC., W.R.F.U. TUESDAY NEXT 8 p.m. -TUESDAY NEXT In-the Presence of their Excellencies Marshal of the K.A.F., Sir Cyril New all, G.C.8., 0.M., G.C.M.G. and Lady Newall; Commodore Sir Atwell H. Lake, Bt., 0.8. E.. R.N., andn Lady Lake; Lieut.-G'cneral E. Putties.C.B., D. 5.0., NZ.S.C., and Mrs. Puttick; Air Vico Marshal L. M. Isitt, C.8.E., and Mio. Isitt. WELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE t> Presents Terence Rathgan’s Brilliant Comedy “FLARE PATH” Dy Special Arrangement with M'essrs. ,T. C. Williamson, Ltd. The WF. comes to life in this witty, entertaining, moving play. The English stage’s salute to tbe famous ’tew. TECHNICAL COLLEGE THEATRE FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY TUESDAY TO SATURDAY,’ AUGUST 22 TO 2G Final Curtain: 10.15 p.m. BOOK SPECIAL wQRLD Box Plans at D.I.C. PRICES: 4/1 (res.); 2/6; 1/6. At” ■■ J MARTIN’S SHOE STORES OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. FRIDAYS MARTINS SHOE STORES are pleased to advlso that their popular stores will, commencing this week, bo open until 9 p.m. on Fridays. MARTIN'S feel that all clients, old and new, will appreciate this community service and look forward to eeelng them on Friday nights. VISIT MARTIN’S SHOE STORES 15 Courtenay Place and 73-75 Willis Street

t ' " ' — ■' wf;llfngton hoktictjlt on ar, SOCIETY. L E C T U It B By sir. ,r. 'a, McPherson, n.p.h. in.z.), iSurator, Botanic Gardena, Christchurch, On WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 23, At 7.45 p.m., tn VICTORIA LEAGUE ROOMS, D.I.C. Buildings. The Lecture witl he entitled “National Aspect of Horticulture’ and embraces all classes of horticulture in New Zealand, including Camping Grounds, School Gardens, National Parks. Horticultural. Education, the place of Beautifying Societies, etc. Anyone interested U cordially inched Io ■m present. Admission I/-, H. B. BROWN, SeoroiArj.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. TO LADIES OP WELLINGTON— Please listen-In to a Broadcast hy the Mayoress of Wellington. MRS WILL APPLETON, TODAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST E’, 1»H, From 2ZB» At 7 r.m.