Auckland Exhibition. > '■AUCKLAND INHIBITION. i Auckland Exhibition. i .-..;.. •;■ • r > t ! A MiJiUR ATHLETIC CPORIS. i ■VrONSTER pROGRAMME. ) t ■ A MBRICA V. MEW 7EALAND, IN THE DOMAIN CRICKET GROUNDS. The Fastest Grass Track in the World! ADMISSION, Is (NO' SEASON TICKETS). ADMITS ALSO TO EXHIBITION. A Splendid Programme of Amateur AthI letic Soorts, under the Amateur Athletic Association, will be given. The American Team oi Athletes, Parker, Power, • Tempioion. and Caugaey, will be among the competitors and the amateur athletes of New Zealand will bo splendidly represented against them on the track and in the field. ITHHE T>OTAL A RTILLERY T>AND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE, And will play the following programme:-— . "La Ritirata Italiana" .... Drescher Suite, "La Koine do Saba". - - • Gounod Ovorturc, "Feat" . ....... Leutner Grand selection, " Lohengrin" • Wagner Selection, " Box and Cox" ■ • • Sullivan Walts. ''Tafelrundc" ...... Gung'l Selection, "Les Cloches de Corneville" • - Planguotto Finale, ' Poltergeißter" ..... Faust "God Save the King." ■JUT 0 N D A Yl OPENING OF THE GREAT CASH , ATHLETIC SPORTS MEETING. MONDAY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, x SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MEW J7EALAND QHAMPIONSHIPS. IN THE CRICKET GROUND. THE BIGGEST SPORTS PROGRAMME ' EVER HELD IN AUCKLAND. piPE BAND pONTEST, ' TRANCING COMPETITIONS. - . OPENING ON • MONDAY EVENING. ; ADMISSION, One SHILLING. vt . " *1812."v « Tschaifrowsky's great muafcaY war- ... picture will bo repeated by the Royal is Artillery Band THIS EVENING.; Aided by splendid pyrotechnic effects.' Electric firing will be used. IX' 60 BOMBS IN-30 SECONDS. ■ ;f" '• .'"1812; "/• ; " " _.■'•:'■ '' i ' ' '**': ' ' J.' I: rpHE rip£ r jg-AO MAORI -DOYB. ■ ' ,'- ; i ln the ■ CONCERT HALL. , . --.. 8 p!m.-THIS EVENING-8 p.m. Maori Dances, Pari Songs, Glees, Etc., Etc. Do not miss this fine entertainment by the plucky lads who have walked from the North Cape! , ! WONDERLAND. '. .■ Wonderland fis ' » free show. You go in for nothing. The paying patrons entertain you. •Then, of course; yon entertain them. You; will feel compelled to. ' The Magic Swing- has just opened. Have you tried,;it? ■ ... Look out.for the Toboggan races! . What if the world is grey? -■ What if the sky should fall? Though you are pad to-day. One place holds hope for nil— WONDERLAND! WONDERLAND! WONDERLAND! WONDERLAND IS OPEN DAILY FROM 2 P.M. TILL 10.80 P.M., SATURDAYS TILL 11 P.M. fJI.OWER ELEVATOR. DON'T FORGET TO PRESENT ALL THE ; ,.XE!O 'DISCS YOU HAVE FOUND. ■ ..... . Presentation-.Date: JANUARY 8, 191* Successful competitor's name published on Tuesday. i —' A C L AND -pXHIBITION. rpHE'TJVENT OF THE MEW yEAR. ■•• ••' INHIBITION 'M'UGGETS. .HIBITION v aGGETB. , • EXHIBITION jyUGGBTS., ~ FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADVERTISING AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. £400 IN G OLD FOB 2 8 - £400 IN G OLD FOR 2£400 IN G OLD FOR 2 s - THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER FOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS. Has given a License for the Drawing or " AN ART UNION OR RAFFLE. F IRST pRIZE, £ 3 Q O< piRST pRIZE. £ 30()< F IRST pRIZE, £300. gECOND pRIZE. £ 10()> CECOND pRIZE, £inn ECOND RIZE - £100 ; miCKETS, 98 JUCB. rricKETS, 2 J]^ Ca ' rpipKETfl. 2 s J]ACH. TO BE 'HAD, ttILDMAN AND AREY'S. , MISS GERTI CAMPION'S. AND MESSRS. ~-.: --•■■• I VH.L. BROS., • QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Country Applicants are requested to enclose stamped addrosaod envolope to ensure in*- ]£«'•' . ,• • , mediate reply.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15504, 10 January 1914, Page 14
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