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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 28, 2 August 1927, Page 2

WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ATHLETIC PARK WEDNESDAY 3rd AUGUST WEDNESDAY 1 At 3 p.m. ANNUAL COLLEGE MATCH. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE VERSUS WELLINGTON COLLEGE AT 1.30 .vmh. ST. PATRICK'S COLL. v. WELLINGTON COLL. (6th GRADE). Admission 9d, Children Free, Stand 6d extra. CITIZENS HAVE DONE WELL— THEY CAN STILL DO BETTER. THE GREAT COMMUNITY FAIR THE GREAT COMMUNITY FAIR IN THE TOWN HALL TOWN HALL 3rd, 4th 3 sth, 6th AUGUST. WILL BE OPENED BY HER EXCELLENCY LADY ALICE FMGUSSON TO-MORROW, at 3 p.m. THIS IS THE FAIR OF THE YEAR! ; SOMETHING FOE EVERYBODY! ENTERTAINMENT INSIDE AND OUT! ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE FAIR—COME! COME! GOODS OF ALL «™^^ > BR^l^y^lH. OBJECTS OF ART, REMEMBER! ■EVERY PENNY RAISED GOES FUND FOR THE RELIEI VISIT AMUSEMENT PARK (NEXT TOWN HALL), WHERE PUN IS FAST AND FURIOUS. JAZZ! JAZZ! GALORE IN THE NAVAL BOAT SHED, OPP. TOWN HALL. THIS IS GREAT! ALL WILL BE THERE BANDS, iftJSlo, DANCE, EACH IN THE TRUI HOUSEHOLD VALUES! CUPS AND SAUCERS-Best English, white and gold ................ 3/6 half-doz KETTLES—Best English, heavy enamel, 4 pints ...4/1 FRYPANS—Best English, heavy gauge, last for ever 2/6 gael TEA SETS—2I pieces, Eng&di Crown China, decorated , 22/6 se POTTERY JARDINIERES 2/9 eacl OPEN WAREHOUSE CO.. BLAIR STREET (off Courtenay place). OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS SEVEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR. OUT IN ONE WEEK. (1.) CHARGED WITH UNDERSELLING WHOLESALEWHITE AND GOLD CHINA CUHS ; 3"for y (2.) BEATING THE CARRIER OUT OF A REMOVAL JOBDINNER SETS (JOHNSON'S)-The Best Yet 22/6 se (3.) ENTICING NEW CUSTOMERS— THIN CHINA TEA SETS .....10/11 per sei (4.) AVOIDING RECKLESS BREAKAGE DURING REMOVALWHITE CHINA TEAPOTS a/. e &cl (5.) SELLING FINE QUALITY GOODS AT DAMAGED PRICESCUT CRYSTAL JUGS •„., ..... 3/U eacl THE SENTENCE: WRAPPING UP «« = m DABK mmN « HILL'S OPEN CHINA WAREHOUSE, WAKEFIELD STREET (Opp. Smith & Smith's). PANC'NG, DANCING. CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! „,^™^ ' MODERN OLD-TIME DANCING BIG JOY NIGHT. NEWTOWN LIBRARY SOCIAL HALL r>E LUXE" ASSEMBLY, wifDN&fr^' V VICTORIA HALL, Adelaide road, CERENADERS! OLD-TIME DANCING, 8 to 12. „„_, „„ TO-NIGHT - TUESDAY — TO-NlGH'i aHE HOME OF GOOD DANCING. FANCY DRESS BALL. T) a n ,, „ _ . , , - 8-V.iluable Prizes-8 - Thi 168 Tea Sets, Manicuring Sets, and other vain* A RBAL ORCHESTRA, able prices for Paper, Comical, and W] ™ AUG . 3 _ H ARD-UP. HARD.UP Grand March at 0 p.m. Good supper p^u^J^ the Costumes. UNCLE, M.C. THE VIOLET JAZzT " " — — TrARLY TIGHTS!ETTLERS' NICJHHALL, ANNUAL RAILWAY DANCE. x-i SG, Abel Smith street. THE ADELPHI CAlUfettT BIG CASH PRIZE NIGHT. ' n , *uuijifaL CABARET, Eight Cash Prises Given Aw ß y. Cu'sa street, Wellington. Chocolate and Cigarette Fos-tro*. 20 prizes, 4th AUGUST 1027 CONTINUED TO-NIGHT. Tri T . ,■ .. . , , £30 Lucky Number Competition. £30 N -tickets übw available. Admit £30 Lucky Nmnbei' Competition. £30 n , tance on nl6!lt of Dance by ticke First Prize £5 cash, Second I'rize £2 cash, >- w „ cTirArnx-o „ 5 Other Prizes £1 cash each. W" H- SIJIMOIs'S, Hon. Secretary. Also 20 Trophies, valued £20. *___ No J^fifflfe. ChaneU f 2K55& Fee. THE^RICAL AND BALLROOM " JACK HARPER'S CABARET DANCING. ORCHESTRA. D AZS. MVOT, 7 year* with J. C Ladies is od, Gents 2s. tf Williamson, Ltd.,. All phMee o Direction: MR. and MRS. J. SHARP._ room Dancing3ll^' Ecccntrit!l Modern Ba» T h77t7ei.?ni c171^7l *^iM!?s£rffisSß?< an TO-NlC^"^., SS . AmateW Perf6r— >MWEDNESDAY NIGHT (LONG NIGHT), " ' ' ' *~"~ "~ Dancing 8.30.1, Sub., 7s Gd. BALLROOM DANCING After Theatre, ss. . THURSDAY NIGHTS, Wt^^S^S^ SATURDAY NIGHT, 830-12. Sub., 7, 6 d. &£H After Theatre, ss. Usual. lve\vt<Mni ClaM, Library, Tiiebday ■Book YoSng r'i% at Once-' s.'&tijssw £r ™uaiW c*ba