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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15948, 19 June 1915, Page 14

Amusements. , H R A N D THEATRE.'' Ur R A N D 1 H_E ATR E. • OPP. GENERAL POST OFFICE. . PICKFSSS' Mary pickford. Mar! pickford i TO-DAY M ABY P.C||g|g. , A LL D AY - Mffi HHK . MIS? pic||o|d: ; Mary mm T °-day M aey pi||o A D AY * Mary « Mary pickford. MiS pickford. Mary pickford. ITEARTS ADRIFT. Hearts adrift. TTEARTS ADRIFT. , , a . 11 FARTS ADRIFT. A Trtfio Epic. HEARTS ADRIFT. Story of Tabled KARTS ADRIFT. Lives, In'«oven HEARTS ADRIFT. with Mists of Hearts adrift. the Sea. Hearts adrift. earts adrift. KEYSTONE: GUSSIE'S DAY OF REST. GOS&1E8 DAY OF REST. GUSSIE'S DAY OF REST. GUS&'IF.'S DAY OF REST. GREAT TOPICAL WAR BUDGET. The 3d Ticket does all you wish. The Beet Picture Programme in the City, Comfortable Seats, Good Music, and a Dainty feu served in the Lounge. Q.LOBE pICTURESpHAS. pHAPLIN ' gIiAS. gHAPm Sw,te "' QHAS. QHAPLIN In ROUNDERS. ROUNDERS. ROUNDERS. pALACE rpHEATRE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Id SECTION. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. WAR BABY _ A WAR BABY Thrilling WAR BABY , War Drama. Gusjio's Day of Rest,. Keystone. Featuring Syd Chaplin. Life at the Front. War Topical. Popular Prices: Adults. fid Children, 3d. rji 0W N HALL. QRGAN RECITAL By M M aughan gARNETT, (City Organist), fJIHIS (SATURDAY) jgVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. PROGRAMME: 1 Carillon in C • • Faulkea 2 C».iti!en« Pastorale • •• Guilmant 3. Aragonaiso - • Massenet 4. Allegro Maestoso ... Elgar 5. Ypres Melody • Elgar Arranged for Organ and Carillons by the City Organist. C. Fanfare d'Orguo • - - Shelley INTERVAL. 7 Allegretto - • Maughan Barnett B Intermezzo from " Cavaller'.a Itusticana" - - • Mascagni 9. Military March .... Wely ADMISSION: SIXPENCE. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. June 19. 1915. Shows. AND gUBURBAN pOULTRY ASSOCIATION'S gIXTEENTH ANNUAL gHOW. JJALL. rpO-DAY (SATURDAY). SHOW OPEN TO PUBLIC AT 10 A.M., UNTIL 10 P.M. DAILY. ADMISSION: Is; Children, 6d. J. CUMMINS. Secretary. 0 A T g H 0 W. ROYAL ALBERT HALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). From 2 p.m until 930 p.m. Come and see the ChampionsAdmission. Is; Children, 6d. J. CUMMINS, Secretary. ' —■* Hockey. > !•_ TT 0 C K E Y. i jjnjjnTpi g\/|j rpO-DAY (SATURDAY). SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES, , 3.16 p.m. ARETA V. UNIVERSITY, AUCKLAND V. MOUNT EDEN. Also. i JUNIOR MATCHES (All Grades), and LADIES' MATCHES. Commencing 3 p.m. Admission (including pavilion): Sixpence. Afternoon Tea available. H RICHARDS. Hon. See., A.H.A. IJ —? — . . =1 Sporting. pAKURANGA gUNT pACE MEETING, To be held on the jgLLERSLIE pACECOURSE ' On v - gATURDAY, JULY 1915. PROGRAMME (£IOOO in Stakes) Approved by the District Committee of the A.R C. I. MAIDEN HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Dlstanco, 2t miles. I. SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP of 125sovs. Distance, 6 furlongs. I. HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Distance, 2 miles. 1. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE HANDI- ', CAP of 225e0v8. Distance, about 3 J miles PAKURANGA HUNT CUP (HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE) of 200sovs. Distance, about 3 miles. >. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP of ' lOOsovs. Distance, 1} mile. < f. AUCKLAND WELTER HANDICAP of 150sovs. Distance, 1 milo. NOMINATIONS closo with the Secretary it his Office, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, on ' FRIDAY. 9th July, 1916. at 9 p.m. HANDICAPS will be declared on TUESDAY. 13th July. 1915. ACCEPTANCES close with the Secretary at lis Office, Vulcan Lane. Auckland, on ' FRIDAY, 16th July, 1915, at 9 p.m. Races 1, 3, 5, and 6 confined to qualified lunters. All Nominations and Acceptances must be ddressed to the Secretary, F. D. Yonge, ' 'akuranga Hunt Race Mooting, Vulcan jane. Auckland. F. D. YONGE, Secretary. yy AIKATO FJiROTTING , QLUB (Licensed Totalisator Club). SIXTH ANNUAL RACES. To be held at 1 CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON, , SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 26. ' •£SOO IN STAKES. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Auckland t 7 a.m. arriving at Course 1125 am.; re- " liming arriving at Auckland at 985 p.m. A Return Train for Thames will leave the ourse at 4.50 p.m., for Cambridge 5.15 p.m., jr To Kuiti at 5 p.m. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12.15 P.M. • 1 ARTHUR J. SMITH. J Secretary.