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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15552, 9 March 1914, Page 12

Auckland Exhibition. AUCKLAND 171 SHI-BIT lON. Auckland .ft xhibr ti o n OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 10.30 P.M. ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS "TVAILY. RCHESTRAL L/ONCERTS UaILY. POPULAR PROGRAMME TO-DAY. AT 3 P.M. GOVERNMENT COURT. Conductor : MR. G. E. POORE. Programme in Daily Bulletin. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). GRAND OPEN-AIR CONCERT, Mennie's Band Rotunda, at 8 p.m. PROGRAMME: Brass Quartette, Morning Beauty"- - .-____ Rimmer MESSRS. SMITH. MALQNEY. TAYLOR, • AND VON ROTTER. Song, Hear Me, Ye Winds and Waves" \ —Hsndel ' MR. J. McLEAN. Violin Solo, " Ecslasie d'Amour " • - - Rose-Wihlelmj MASTER FRANK PARSONS. Vocal Quartette. " Love's Old Sweet Song " — Partes MESSRS. E. PEGG. F. ADEANE. D. ASBURY, J. McLEAN. (The New Zealand Quartette.) Humorous Recital, " Murphy Shall Not Sing To-night Flanagan MR. E. FORT. Song, " When Shadows Gather " - Marshall MR. E. DRAKE. Song. " Somewhere a Voice Is Calling " - Tate MISS MABEL SECCOMBE. Song, "The Bandolero" - - - Stewart „ , MR. A. BAILEY. Vocal Quartette, "Beauty's Eyes" - Tosti THE NEW ZEALAND QUARTETTE. Violin Solo. " Polacea " - - - Trousselle MASTER FRANK PARSONS. Humorous Recital. "The Cricket Match at Killaloo Murphy MR. E. FORT. Song, "A Request" - - Woodford-Findon MISS MABEL SECCOMBE. Song, " Good-night, Beloved " - - - Balfe MR. E. DRAKE. Vocal Duet. " Venetian Song" - - - Tosti MESSRS. PEGG AND ADEANE. Musical Director and Accompanist, MR.- HAROLD GREGSON. If weather is bad, Concert will be held in Hall. Admission free. COMING EVENTS. March 9—Orchestral Concert, 3 p.m. Grand Open-air Concert, 8 p.m. March 10— Orchestral Concert, 3 p.m. Band of the 3rd Battalion. March 11—Orchestral Concert, 3 p.m. Garrison Band. March 12—Orchestral Concert, 3 p.m. Grand Scottish Night, bagpipes and dancing. March 13— Orchestral Concert. 3 p.m. Auckland Brass Band. March 14—Exhibition Baby Show. Grand Open-air Concert. 1 March Competitions. ] A N ** E K A - Every father and mother will be interested, attracted and delighted with the "PXHIBITION "R ABY CHOW. SATURDAY, MARCH 14. 11l PRIZES— 0 C A—IN PRIZES FIVE ENTRIES OR NO THIRD PRIZE. Class I—For Male Babies under 9 months; £5, £3, £1. Class 2—For Female Babies under 9 months; £5, £3. £1. - Champion —For Babies, male or female, 12 months or under; £10 and gold medal. Class Prettiest Boy under 7'years; £9, £3, £1. Class 4—Prettiest Girl under 7'years; £5, £3, £1. Judges: Dr. McGuire, Dr. McDowell; Dr. Parkes. Judges for Prettiest Children' Mrs. Parkes, Mrs. Devore, Mrs. McDowell, Mrs. Parr, Mrs. Lindsay. Certificates of age to be produced if required. NO ENTRANCE FEE. Parents entering Children must accept Judges' decision as final. Entries, addressed "Baby Show." close WEDNESDAY. March 11. at W. R. Holmes's Office, HERALD Buildings. ENTRANCE FORMS OBTAINABLE AT W R. HOLMES'S OFFICE, HERALD BUILDINGS. AND AT THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE. EXHIBITION BUILDINGS. . COMPETITIONS. Exhibition COMPETITIONS. Exhibition. COMPETITIONS. COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 16. PRIZES. ( PRIZES. £40 -MIRTH AND MELODYA great opportunity 'or Amateur Comedians , and Vocalists. Class I.—Comic Song, gentlemen, own selection (in character); Ist prize, £8 and gold medal; 2nd prize, £3; 3rd prize, £1. Class 2.—Song, gentleman (own selection); Ist prizo, .£$ and gold medal; 2nd prize, I £3; 3rd prize, £1. Class 3—Song, ladies (own ("election); Ist prize, £8 and gold medal; 2nd prize, £3; 3rd prize. £1. NOTE— Classes 2 and 3 any song (sacred or comic excepted) will be accepted. An accompanist will bo provided, but competitors may have their own. These Competitions are open to Amateurs over the age of 16. An amateur to mean "one whose income is not solely derived from the exercise of his or her ability as a vocalist or humorist." I JUDGING— committee of musical gentlemen will select comnetitofs to appear in finals; the public will then be called upon to select the thrje prize-winners. NO ENTRANCE FEES. Entries close at W. R. Holmes's .Office HEEALJ Buildings, on FRIDAY. March 13. Entrance Forms may be obtained at abovo address from Tuesday morning next. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION AT MURRAY'S. LTD.. CHALET Following is S ,le Schedule of COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS to be given during thin week:— Cakes and Scones. Cold Meat Savouries. 10 a.m.—Highlander Home-made Sweets. 2.30 p in —Pastry, Pies and Fillings. Puddings and Moulds, etc. Fish Cookery and Milk Soups. 2.30 p.m.—Sweets. 6 30 p.m —Savouries. Corporation Notices. Cl T Y OF AUCKLAND. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. Notice is hereby given that -the Auckland Uty Council lias granted the use of the Domain Cricket Ground to the St. Patrick's R5? Celebration Committee on TUESDAY^ 17th March ', 1914. with authority to the said Committee, to make a charge not exceeding One Shilling for ndmissioh to the Cricket Uround, with an extra charge of One Shilll??.,.for, er7 horße or vehicle, and an additional charge not exceeding One Shilling to tho Pavilion.' - HENRY W. WILSON. February 28, 1914. . Town Clerk. =1 Highway Districts Notices. JJDEN TERRACE ROAD BOARD. .NOTICE OF STRIKING WATER RATES. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Eden Terrace Road Board in pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred under Section 148 of the Road Board Act 1903, and all other enactments it thereto enabling at a Special Meeting of the Board, Jo be held at the Office of the Board. Eden Terrace, on TUESDAY, March 17. 1914. at the hour of 7.15 p.m., to make and levy the following Water Rates, viz. : — When the annual ratable value does not exceed £12 10s per annum, the Rate shall not exceed 10s per annum. Exceeding £12 10s, but not exceeding £20, at 7 per cent.; minimum. 17s 7d. Exceeding £20, but not exceeding £30 at 6 per cent.; minimum, £1 Bs. Exceeding £30, but not exceeding £50, at 5 per cent.; minimum, £1 16s. Exceeding £50, but not exceeding £70, at 4 per cent. ; minimum, £2 10s. Exceeding £70, at 3! per cent. On all ratable property which can be, but is not, connected with water, onehalf of the above rates. On all ratable property in the Eden Terrace Road District for the year commencing on the Ist day of April, 1914, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1915, such rates to be payable in two equal instalments, on the Ist day of April, 1914, and the Ist day of October, 1914. at tlw Board's Office, Eden Terrace, where the Rate Book will be open for inspection during office hours. WALTER E.G. RICHARDSON. Clerk. •pAMAKI WEST BOARD DISTRICT. A Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District is hereby convened, to be held at Bate's Hall, St. Heliers Bay, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th inst., at 7.45 p.m. Object: To form a Ratepayers' Association. All Ratepayers are particularly requested to attend. H. LOGIE, March 5, 1914. Convener. -I County Council Notices. pOTORUA COUNTY COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that 10 per cent. Penalty will be idded to all rates for year 1913-14 remaining unpaid after March 31, 1914, aftj'- which date- legal proceedings will be taken for recovery. ?. W. WRIGLEY, ' ' County Clerk.