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Evening Star, Issue 19127, 19 December 1925, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND 'AND SOUTH SEAS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION NEW SIGHTS TO SEE IN THE NORTH ISLAND COURTS. NEW SIDESHOWS IN THE AMUSEMENT PARK.' ALL THE BIG DEVICES RUNNING. NEW FILMS IN THE GOVERNMENT KINEMA THEATRE. AND A GLORIOUS PROGRAMME BY THE BAND. HURRY DOWN AND JOIN THE BIG CARNIVAL TO-NIGHT FESTIVAL HAL L, COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ByG. P. HANNA’S FAMOUS DIGGERS’ COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY. FAMOUS DIGGERS’ COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY. FAMOUS DIGGERS’ COSTUME COMEDY COMP ANY. FAMOUS DIGGERS’ COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY. THIS EVENING, at 8. THIS EVENING, at 8. A A COLOSSAL PROGRAMME OF COLOSSAL PROGRAMME OF SCINTILLATING GEMS. SCINTILLATING GEMS. Dug up from the Diggers’ Extensive Repertoire; two hours and a-half of laughter, interspersed with song and dance and little touches of pathos; a. bright, rollicking non-stop show that pleases everybody and sends them away bappy and anxious to oomo again. FAMOUS DIGGERS’ FAMOUS DIGGERS’ FAMOUS DIGGERS’ FAMOUS DIGGERS’ COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY, COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY. COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY, COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY, THIS AND EVERT EVENING AT 8. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL TILL NOON TO-DAY. POCKET EDITION PRICES: 3s (plus tax), 2s, and Is. £SOO WILL BE BLOWN UP ON THE NIGHT OP THE 31st. NEW ZEALAND PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. GRAND ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CARNIVAL. £435 PRIZE MONEY. £435 PRIZE MONEY. CALEDONIAN GROUNDS. CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 and 30. 1925. ROLL UP! ROLL UP! ROLL UP I NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN IDOLS CLASH. A MEETING OF CHAMPIONS. SEE PHIL O’SHEA (New Zealand's Own Wonder Champion Cyclist), FITZGERALD BROTHERS (Wizards of the Australian Tracks), R. A. NICHOLSON (Timaru to Christchurch Road Champion, 1925), C. R. PARKER (Taranaki Crack Rider), DAN WRIGHT (Popular West Coast idol), and other MARVELS OF THE WHEEL. SEE D. MT/ENNAN (the Human Flying Machine), K. COOK ■(the. Pride of the Southland Fans), L. W. HARWELL (One of Christohurch’s Best), H. ESCREET (Cream of Hawke's Bay Runnern), D. BRACKENRIDGE (Australia; One of the Fastest Yell. HIGHLAND AND NATIONAL DANCING By NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING EXPONENTS. THE BEST NORTH AND SOUTH ISLAND TALENT COMPETING. THEY ARE ALL COMING ! YOU MUST SEE THEM ! All Roads Lead to (he Calo All Roads Lead to the Gale TO SEE THE CHAMPIONS MEET. Adults, Is. Band In Attendance. Children, 6d. EXHIBITION CABARET. EXHIBITION CABARET. MUSIC RECREATION. CHEERFULNESS. TO-NIGHT! FINAL OF FOX-THOT COMPETITION. TO-NIGHT I FINAL OF FOX-TROT COMPETITION. (Telephone 7.809 for Reserves. No Charge.) Manual Hyman and his Banco Band of Six Accomplished Musicians. AFTERNOON SESSION 2.30 to 5. Admission 6d (includes one dance). EVENING SESSION. 7.30 to 11. Admission, Is. Dance Floor Free from 7.30 to 8. Admission and Book of Six Dance Coupons, 3s; Extra Bonk of Dance Coupons, 6 for Zs. DANCER OR SIGHTSEER, DANCER OR SIGHTSEER, You are Welcome, and will bo Delighted. SPECIAL CHILDREN’S HOUR. SPECIAL'CHILDREN'S HOUR, Starting on MONDAY, 21st December, from 1.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.tn. will be Special Children's Hour. Admission, 6d, will include Free Dance Floor and Free Tuition hy Miss Ada Philip. Parents and Children may then stay for the remainder of the Afternoon Session without further charge. NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH REAS EXHIBITION. AQUARIUM. AQUARIUM. NOW AT ITS BEST. AQUARIUM. AQUARIUM. EDUCATIVE, INSTRUCTIVE, FASCINATING,. 24 TANKS OF FISH. LIFE IN ALL ITS PHASES. INTERESTING TO YOUNG AND OLD. THE LARGEST AQUARIUM IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. THERE TR NO THRILL, ALTHOUGH PROBABLY THE MOST PROFITABLE HALF-HOUR TO BE SPENT IN THE EXHIBITION. The Collection of Deers’ Heads are simply wonderful, and the rare Chamois are a Wonderful Exhibit. Also Throe Lovely Specimens of Doer in Natural Surroundings. Largo Tank of Perch tor the Kiddies to play with. Bo sure and bring them. Everybody will enjoy it. ADMISSION.—AduIts. Is; Children, Sd. Every parent should give their Children an opportunity to VISIT THE AQUARIUM. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. BUMMER MEETING Will bo held on SATURDAY (Boxing Day) and MONDAY, 26th and 28th December, 1925. H. L. JAMES, Secretary.

ST. KILT)A MUXICTPAT, BAND (Mr Jas. Dixon. Conductor; Will Play SUNDAY AFTERNOON', at 3, EVENING, at 8, On ST. HILDA ROTUNDA. Excellent Programme on Both Occasions, Including Cornet Solo (‘Lizzie’) by Wills, ‘ Hallelujah Chorus’ (Handel), ‘Raymundo Overture,’ Selection ‘William Tell,’ Sacred ‘Air Yarie’ (by Rimmcr). and Other Select Items. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3, EVENING, 8. W. W. PFJNNYGUTCR, Secretary. TWO NEW PIANO SOLOS. ‘SILENT THOUGHTS,’ Tone Poem (by Harry Lincoln). ‘ SILENT PERSUASION,’ Tone Poem (by Furman Mulliner). Companion Pieces to ‘Garden of Dreams,’ Suitable for Playing as Piano Solos. Also Good Teaching Pieces. WILL MAKE IDEAL XMAS GIFTS. Price Is 9d each; Posted Is 10d. TEIUIY’S MUSIC STOKES, 174-178 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.