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Evening Star, Issue 19951, 22 August 1928, Page 8

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I s MA J E STY’S THEA TR R. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John. Fuller. Saturday Next, 2nd CONCERT, 1928 SEASON, 2nd. At 8 p.m., Saturday, 25th. Saturday Next. Saturday Nest. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next.. Saturday Nest. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. Saturday Next. DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ CHOIR (Hon. Conductor, Air JOHN T. LEECH) In a Delightful Programme, Assisted by Hiss MEDA PAINE, L.A.8., Soprano, Miss SHEILA NEILSON, Elocutionist. Miss MAIZIB AYOOD, F.T.C.L., L.A.8., Pianist. Mr GEORGE PROCTOR. Mr FRED. HAIG. Duct by Messrs F. S. ANDERSON ami A. J. PARKER. Quartet by Messrs FRED. HAIG. G. ANS ELL, AY. STRANG, T. AYHITE. Saturday, 2oih. Saturday, 85th. Saturday, 251 b. Saturday, ejuij Saturday, 25th. Saturday, 25U;. Saturday, 25tb. Saturday, 25tli. Saturday, 2olh. Saturday, 2SUi. Saturday, 25th. Saturday, 25th. Saturday, 2jUi. Saturday, 25th. Saturday, 25th. unlay Next. .-mujuiu, r BOX PLAN OPENS for Subscribers at THE BRISTOL, THUKoUAA, ->rd; for ' On TIGKETS; S 'D.C. and'Orchestral Stalls, 2= 60; at doors, 2s; Pit, 1?. P. HARRE, Secretary. FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL RUGBY FOOTBALL CARISBROOK GROUND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1928. FINALS SECONDARY SCHOOLS* TOURNAMENT. OTAGO lI.S. v. SOUTHLAND S£. Kick-off, 1.30 p.m. CHRISTCHURCH H.S. v. TIMARU H.S. Kick-off, 3 p.m. Tie two games on Monday provided some of tbo brightest football seen this ceaso* h Tbo Finals should prove even more interesting. Adr. i-ision: Ground, Is; Stand, Is; Primary and Secondary School Children, Halfr price. SATURDAY. AUGUST 25th. Two Excellent Games should be witnessed at Carisbrook. At 1.30 p.m., OTAGO JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES v. CANTERBURY B REPRESENTATIVES. At 3 p.m-, The Old-time Representative Fixture, OTAGO t. CANTERBURY. Admission; Ground, It; Stand, Is: Children, Half. price; Reserve Seats, adnmtmf l-» 4l*,r ornunrl p.nd stand, and including tax, 5s s<l. - Box'P'an at TTe Bristol. Tbo Bos P&n -will clc*e at K.?O a.ra. on OfHeial* Guides on sale at. the Otago Sports Depot, t. Jacobs s, and at Unsbrook. LVL E. S. AVILSON. c.. rtu rir

religious. p LAYPAIR STREET CavcrsJiam. lIA LL, TO-NIGHT, 7.30, Subject of Address by Mr MACK, ‘The Lord’s Coming- in Relation to the Kingdom.’ Thursday Evening, 7.50, Question Night. Don't Miss Those Meetings. Even-body Invited,