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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15551, 7 March 1914, Page 4

Amusements. ¥gT. PATRICK'S "QAY. QELEBRATIONS. RACKET QROUND. TUESDAY, jyjARCH jy Q.RAND pROGRAMME. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS' CHAMPIONSHIPS. AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL e RUNNERS. AUCKLAND CYCLING i CHAMPIONSHIPS. DANCING COMPETITIONS. • EXERCISES BY SQUADS OF CHILDREN f FROM THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS, Including. Wand Drill, Flag Drill, , Scarf Drill, Etc., Etc. [ Q.RAND JJURLING jyj^ATCH. • CELTIC SOCIETY'S TEAM V. { ■ALLCOMERS. The whole to conclude with a f GRAND SPECTACULAR DEMONSTRATION OF 2000 CHILDREN, FORMING j THE WORDS, "IRELAND A NATION." gT. PATRICK'S rjpoWN JJALL. ) IRELAND'S NATIONAL MUSIC AND j SONGS. ( Absolutely the finest programme ever presented to the Auckland public. i Admission to Domain, Is. To Town Hall, 2s and Is. Reserves, 6d extra. . P. CARROLL, | General Secretary. Athletic Sports. EJJUNTLY gPORTS. Nominations for the principal events close 1 THURSDAY, 12th March, with Mr. A. J. Woodley, Secretary, New Zealand Athletic and Cycle Union, Auckland, and with the . undersigned. i Programmes and nomination forms on application. , S. DIXON. J. BOYD, Joint Hon. Secretaries. Excursions, Picnics, etc. MORTHERN STEAMSHIP ■ |SVX«J CO.. LTD- ■ 1 1 (Weather and other circum- ¥ stances permitting.) TO PLEASURE RESORTS IN HAURAKI GULF. , SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1914. l WAIWERA AND GRUT'S. Time Dep. Wharf. GAEL 2 p.m. No. 5 r KAWAU AND ALGIE'S. HAUITI 2 p.m. No. 5 1 WAIHEKE. ROTOMAHANA .... 2.30 p.m. No. 3 ARKLE'S AND BROWN'S BAY. j OREWA 2 p.m. No. 5 Steamers return to Auckland about 9 - a.m., Monday. , Visitors will find these beautiful seaside . resorts a delightful break to the sights of the i Exhibition. j CHARLES RANSON, j > Manager. > fjpHE JQEVONPORT gTEAM i jpERRY Q 0 '* LTD 5 ' Steamers leave The Ferries, New Building, West Queen's Wharf: — i TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), MARCH 8. FOR RANGITOTO ISLAND. At 9 30 a.m., 10.45 a.m., 2.30 p.m. Leaving R&ngitoto 11.45 a.m., 4.30 p.m. FOR MOTUTAPU ISLAND j At 9.30 a.m. Leaving Motutapu, 4 p.m. FOR ORAKEI, KOHIMARAMA, ST. HELIERS BAY. At 9.15 a.m., 10.45 a.m., 2 p.m., 2.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 6 p.m. Leaving St. Heliers Bay at 10 a.m., 11.30' a.m., 2.45 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m. FOR ROUND TRIP. ORAKEI, KOHIMARAMA, ST. HELIERS BAY, RANGITOTO ISLAND. 10.45 a.m., returning to Wharf about 12.45 (lunch time;. At 2.30 p.m., returning about £.45 p.m. FOR HOWICK. At 10 a.m., leaving Howick 4.30 p.m. FARES: Motutapu. 2s; all other places, Is. Children (under 12), half-price. rpO-MORROW (SUNDAY). : JgffigEaCT FISHING EXCURSION. td£ t steamer , . will leave the Quean's Wharf for Fishing Grounds at 9.30. •Bait provided. FARE, 2s 6d. _ BRADNEY AND BINNS. RlVEß(Weather permitting), b at Birkdale, Hobsonville, Green* hithe, and Waimarie. The S.S. PITOITOI will leave the water„the Northern Roller Mills, TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 10 a.m.RETURN FARE, Is. BRADNEY AND BINNS. gPECIAL NOTICE. WANTED— All and Sundry to secure the pleasures of a red-letter day, at the AUCKLAND AND SUBURBAN LOCAL BODIES' UNION PICNIC, FETE, AND SPORTS, AT TAKAPUNA RACECOURSE. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). Record Programme, Record Entries, Record Music. Every comfort and protection from weather conditions. Record Prices: Is, Children 6d, return by any boat, with admission to course and grandstand and all conveniences. D. KELLEHER, 1 Secretary. Auckland fire, marine, and ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANIES. ANNUAL PICNIC. The Offices of the Fire, Marine, and Accident Insurance Companies will be CLOSED on WEDNESDAY . NEXT, 11th March, on account of the above. H. B. COOPER, Secretary. PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG MEN'S r MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. In furtherance Dominion Camp, Christchurch, MONDAY EVENING. P.S. EAGLE leaves Ferry Tee 7.30 p.m. good Band; a Hieland Piper (wi' kilts), Choruses, Camp Cries, etc. Tickets, la; Juniors, 6d, from Ferry Co., W. Coltman, and B.C. Men. -I Miscellaneous. jy-ADAME SPONTAIN, 67, Khyber Pass. "STADAME VOILA, Clairvoyaate and Ltx Crystal Seer, 135 a, Hobson St. (opp. St. Matthew 1 s Church). tHours, 2 till -3. Ladies only. Saturdays excepted. MRS. P. SORENSEN, Certificated Clairvoyant and Message Medium.—7, King's Court Buildings, Queen St. Public Circle, Tuesday and Friday nights. TIT ADAME CURRIE, Clairvoyants.—How -LtA to win love and reunite those who had sadly mourned their —182, Victoria St. W. QTRAUSS, at New Studio, 44, Queen St., O opp. Smeeton's, will accept any Photo. Coupons you have purchased, and complete the work. rpHE poorest Complexion can be made A , clear an ,d velvety by using Miss Wrigley's Peaoh Bloom. "—Misses Wrigley, Toilet Specialists, Wellesley St. East.