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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13725, 15 April 1908, Page 12

j Amusement*. :; - MAJESTY'S ' : .. ■ -..-THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. C. R. Bailey. Direction MESSRS MAC-MAS ON. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 17. Grand Special , Combined RATIONAL "I? Al KENT. ATIONAL iIIN'TKETAINMKNT. MUSIO. SONG, AND PICTURED STORY. An Unparalleled Programme. UNIQUE QUARTETTE . < Messrs, Abel Rowe. AH 0. Foirerty, George Pelham. James Lonergan. SOLOISTS: t The Misses Lime and Madeline Knight. - CHARACTER SKETCHES:: Mr. H. Herbert. \t the Piano and Orsaa: Mr R. S. Aim". ] YET ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL SERIES OF MACMAHON'S -pXQUISITE PICTURES. ! AcMAHON'S -CiXQUISTTE PICTURES. Doors open at 7.33. Commence, 8.20.. General Admission, 3s. 2%. and la. Special Tariff for Ladies: D.C. and Res. Stalls, Is 6d; Stalls, Is. The Bos Plan opens To-day at Wildman ; and 4yey'>. - • Sporting. AUCKLAND T? ACISG QLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. 1903. SATURDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 20, 21. FIRST RACE STARTS. EACH DAY. AT -J 9 NOON. J. F. ARTE AND. Secretary. I , A VONDALE JOCKEY QLUB. i SPECIAL NOTICE. GENERAL ENTRY. AUTUMN MEETING. -' j ~ Owing to the 17th April being Good Friday, all Nominations advertised to close on that date will be taken on THURSDAY, 16th inst., till 9 p.m., and will close on SATURDAY, 18th inst., between the hours of 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., at the Club's Office. Highstreet. HARRY H. HAYR, Secretary. Athletics. it r pK P DA AND ARK * mcSBSSi HURST C PORTS, I jWJgjMi To * held on the SHOWGROUNDS. HELENSVILLE. 200 yds from Station. EASTER. MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1908. Commencing at Eleven o'Clock Sharp. Special Train leaves Auckland at 8 a.m. OPEN TO ALL. OPEN TO ALL. President: JAMES MCLEOD, ESQ. PROGRAMME. i 1. MAIDEN HANDICAP. ISSyds.-First prize. £1: second, 10s. Entrance, 2s. 2. BOYS' HANDICAP (under 16), 100 yds.— First prize, Trophy: second, Trophy. Entry. 6d. 3. MARRIED' MENS RACE. lGGyds—First, prize, £1: second, 10s. Entry, Is 6d. 4. IOOYDS HANDICAP—First prize. £3; second, £1. Entry, 4s. 5. PUTTING SHOT HANDICAP.—First prize. 15=,: second, ss. Entry. Is. 6. YOUNG LADIES' RACE. 100yds.—First prize. 10s: second. ss. Entry free. 7.. HANDICAP HURDLES*. TiO.vds— prize, £2 10s; second, 15s. Entry, 3s. 8. LADIES' NAIL-DRIVING--First, and second prizes. Trophies. Entry free. 9. MARRIED MEN, over *), 75yds.—First prize, £1; second. 10s Entry, Is 6d. 10. 44GYDS HANDICAP.—First prize. £3; second, £1. Entry. 4s. 11. TUG-OF-WAR ON HO AC K. 5 a-side— First, prize, £1. Entry. Is per man. 12. HIGH .JUMP HANDICAP.-First prize, £1; second. 109. Entry, Is 6-1. 13. 200 YDS HANDICAP.—First prize. £3; second. £1. Entry, 4s. 14. POTATO RACK- ON HORSEBACK.— prize. £1; second, Trophy. Entry, Is 6d, 15. MARRIED LADIES' RACE, 60yds—First prize, 2 Tins Ten; second. 1 Tin Tea. Entry Ire? 16. HALF-MILE HANDICAP.-First prize, £3; second. £1. Entry. 4s. 17. TUG-OF-WAR, 12 a-side.—First prize. £2 B*. Entry, Is per man. 18. RESCUE RACE, on horseback— prize, 15s; second, 5s Entry, Is--19. THROWING HAMMER HANDICAP— prize. 15s; second, ."-.. Entry, Is. 20. ONE MILE WALK HANDICAP—First prize. £1 and Trophy; second, 10s. Entry, is 60 21. TOSSING CABER. HANDICAP.-First prize. 15s; second, is. Entry. Is. 22. CONSOLATION HANDICAP. 120yds.—First prize, £2; second. 10s. Entry, 19 6d. CONDITIONS. 1. Two years' performance to be given with all entries. 2. Entries for Numbers 1. 4, 7. 10. 13, 16. ami 20. close on SATURDAY, April 11th, at 9.30 p.m. with the Secretary, or at i lie Helensville Hotel. All other events post eni try3. Three starter? or no race. Stakes paid pro rata receipts. 4. All protects with .5s to be. lodged within 20 minutes of the race. Decision of the committee to be final ADMISSION TO GROUND. ONE SHILLING. CHILDREN. SIXPENCE. TO CONCLUDE WITH A DANCE. J. MILLER, Hon. Secretary. _,_ rpHB FORESTERS' DO>£££3&hL. J- MINION PTCNIC, to &m§Mflmfa be held at MOTUTAPU on jPffK# SATURDAY NEXT. April 13—The following HandiI vMs%s®Jmh ' ;a " k nave ~* "e n de <''< ir . ed f ,? r iW&ixmMMgl the above Picnic:—Friendly j \%\W3MF'ml Societies' Handicap, l<X)yds: L Keiit . ( . r j.- Woodward 3yds. C. Burns 4yds, A. Curtis 4jyds. T. Ba- ' k'er 4iyds. F. Leslie syds, C. Langton syds, ! \ Wilso-i syds E. Neil 6yds. A. Baker 6yds, A. Morris 6vd», M. Llewelyn 64yds, J. Jarrett 7iyds. V. Llewelyn 3yds. S. Eelley Byd». J Ball Bvds, E. Osborne Byos. J. 0 Grady 9vd-.- F. Kent 9yds. H. Strnde 9yds. A. Osborne 9*yd« c. Woodward lOiyds, Foresters' Handicap. 100 yds: L. Kent scr., F. 1 Woodward ovds. A. Curtis 4J.vds, T. Baker j 4ivds. C. Langton syds. A. Wilson oyds, F. I Leslie Svds, A. Morris 6yds, A. Baker 6yds. E. Neil 6vds. M. Llewelvn ojyds. J. Garrett i 7iyds. E. Osborne Bvds. S. Kelley Byds. V. Llewelvn Svds. .1. Ball 3yds. J. O'Grady ! 9v(ls. H. Strnde 9yds, F. Kent 9yds. A. Osborne 94yds. C. Woodward 104 yds. Open Handicap" 100 yd.-.: L Kent 4yds. H. Chitty 6vds, J. McDermott 6vds, H. Kneebone 7yds, T. Baker 9vfis. B. McDonald 9iyds, 3. Harper 9«yds, ('. LanKtou 9|yds, M. Llewelyn IOU-dsT E. Neil 10-.yclc. V. Llewelyn 12iyds. IJ. O'Grady 13yds. Handicaps withheld: M. Harrison D. Stevenson, and C. Humphreys. W. L. ROWLAND. Hon. Sec. I OAJfB AS LAST THANK YOU. , O JOHN BEGGS. I QANFORD'S Flail MARKET, opposite O Custom House, for Rabbits. Flounders, and all varieties of Fresh a-nd Smoked Fish, ! at lowest prices. 'Phone 658. OLD PIANOS EXCHANGED. - Call at once and arrange for % new piano.—No Deposit Piano Co . 28. High-st. QAME AS LAST, THANK YOU. O JOHN BEGG'S. J