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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 55, 14 September 1928, Page 2

TROTTING jHl^feA TROTTING RACES! /^K^^E RACES! WELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB. SPRING MEETING. HUTT PARK, PETONE. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) TO-MORROW FIKST RACE 12.15. SPECIAL RACE TRAINS RIGHT ON TO COURSE. RETURN FARE 2/-. COURSE ADMITTANCE 2/-. SEE THE CHAMPIONS IN THE N.Z. CUP TRIAL. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! TROTS AT HUTT PARK TRAVEL BY RAIL AT THE POPULAR FARE. 2/- RETURN 3/" RETURN FREQUENT AND FAST TRAIN SERVICE TO THE COURSE BY RAIL IN RACE TRAINS LEAVE WELLINGTON 11.0, 11.25, 11.53 a.m., 12.40 p.m. RETURN TRAINS LEAVE COURSE 4.55, 5.5, 5.15 p.m. Race Train leaving Wellington 12.40 p.m. stops at Petone and Ava for Passengers. Return Race Trains stop at Ava and Petone for Passengers; in addition, Race Train leaving Hutt Park 5.15 p.m., stops at Ngahauranga and Ivaiwarra. TRANS-TASMAN FLIGHT. ARRIVAL OF SQUADRON-LEADER KINGSFORD SMITH AT TRENTHAM, SATURDAY, 15 th SEPTEMBER, 1928. * SMALL CHARGE OF 1/- FOR ADMITTANCE TO THE RACECOURSE WILL BE MADE,' THE PROCEEDS TO BE GIVEN TO CHARITY. ENTRANCE BY MAIN GATES ONLY. THE MEMBERS' AND PUBLIC MOTOR PADPOCKS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT A CHARGE OF 1/- PER CAR. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ATHLETIC PARK SATURDAY 15th SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 2.45 p.m. NELSON VEESUS WELLINGTON (Holders of the Seddon Shield) THERE WILL BE NO EARLY MATCH. ADMISSION 1/-. STAND 1/- EXTRA. NEXT SATURDAY 22nd SEPT. NEXT SATURDAY NEW SOUTH WALES VERSUS MAORI TEAM , A. E. NEItSON, Secretary. I DOMINION HEADQUARTERS, I MEW ZEALAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION, , mm EX-SERVICE MEN'S RECEPTION AND PRESENTATION ..." To SQUADRON-LEADER KINGSFORD SMITH, FLIGHTLIEUT. ULM, AND PARTY-, DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE, 5 P.M. SHARP. MONDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, 1928. Admission by Ticket Only (obtainable from N.Z.R.S.A., Room 13, National Insurance Buildings, Customhouse quay). S. J. HARRISON, General Secretary. COLUMBIA "SOUTHERN CROSS" WEEK c. WHAT with the arrival of the "Southern Cross" mul the appearance of the wonderful Paramount picture, "Wings," everyone is talking "Airplanes" this week. The following COLUMBIA Records will prove lasting souvenirs ot the auspicious occasion. Call and hear them to-night. WINGS! WINGS! WINGS! Based on the Film of that name and dedicated to. the aviators in the Great War. (10-INCH, 4A EACH) 01120 WINGS—Sung by "The Big Four" Who's That Knockin' at My Door? By Layton and Jonnstonu 01084 WINGS—Fox Trot (Vocal Chorus) Henry's Made a Lady Out of Lizzie „,,-,,,. By the Clicquot Club Eskimos THE SONGS OF THE WEEK! Broadcast by 2YA just after the "Southern Cross" was sighted over Wellington— and the rage ever since. ' 01140 ■ Kingsford Smith, Aussie is proud of you Smithy . ; . &ung by Len. Maurice PERSONAL RECORDS BY THE AVIATORS. Let Squadron-Leader Kingsford Smith and Captain Ulm tell you of the great flight from America to Australia. Spoken by the men themselves, and specially autographed for COLUMBIA. (10-INCH, 4/- BACH) i OllfiO The Trans-Pacific Plight (Part 1) By Kingsford Smith The Trans-Pacific Flight (Part S) by Captain Ulm All Music—COLUMBIA—No Scratch. F. J. PINNY, LTD., 58, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. ROLL UP ON SUNDAY. - TTAVE YOU SEEN THE LATEST BLUE TRIANGLE HALL, IDBA IN BABY-GRAND Boulcott street. . PIANOS? SUNDAY, I6th SEPTEMBER, 8.15 p.m. Ti . , : „ , t Citizens' After-church Rally under It is made by the famous house auspices of N.Z. Alliance. °f Jolin Broadwood and Sons, and HON. CRAWFORD VAUGHAN «, on account of its diminutive (Former Premier, South Australia), size, most aptly named Iho Elan Will tell Gl>and'•WHAT THE PEOPLE WON irn „„.,„-„ IN NX V SOUTH WALES." THJi .sLMN BABY GRAND PIANO 'p-hibitio'n m' IS NOW ON VIEW IN OUR SALON. Alliance, i THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD, Admission Freft. Collection. Lambton qair. .Wellington