Amusements. "r7"ING p EORGB rpHEATRE. • SHOWING TUES.. WED.. Produced by the Barker Co. •AN ALL-BRITISH FILM FOR BRITISHERS. „ A Thrilling Story of the Present War, IN THREE BIG PARTS — 3500 FT. XTOLETTE, QF pL ANDERS. A DRAMATIC AND HIGHLY-INTEREST-ING STORY OF THE PRESENT WAR. COMBINING TRAGEDY. PATHOS, COMEDY. CUPIDITY. LOVE AND WAR. ECLAIR JOURNAL, Latest War News. ETHEL'S ROOF PARTY. Komio Comic WAR SERIES. No. 2. STALLS. 3d. CIRCLE. 6d. THE /GRAFTON. HE SJTRAFTON. THE HOUSE OF COURTESY. Undoubtedly Another Picture Triumph. IN SATAN'S TOILS. IN SATAN'S TOILS. IN SATAN'S TOILS. IN SATAN'S TOILS. A Powerful ' Story, Dramatically Told. "JITT. EDEN BAPTIST MEN'S SOCIETY. GRAND CONCERT AND SHAKESPEREAN RECITAL. TO-NIGHT (Tuesday). NOVEMBER 16. — At 7.45 p.m., In School Hall. Mount Eden Road. Admission, 6d. HOME, SWEET HOME.— Photo-drama of Appealing World-wide Sentiment. — PALACE THEATRE, Newton. OUR Soldiers' Queen.—Buy a Trip to Sydney and £ 20 Pocket Money for Is.— Our Soldiers' Queen. ( a Patriotic Carnival. ARE 'WE T) OWN-HEARTED? ]yO II!OPORTS QUEEN'S "JUTONSTER PLORAL pETE AND Q.YMKHANA AT ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE HAS BEEN POSTPONED TILL rpHURSDAY, THE 1 QTH. CEE rpHE TTUNT OF -[(V) VEAES A GO, WITH THE LARGEST PACK OF HOUNDS EVER USED IN NEW ZEALAND. Pahiatua Pack Combining with Pakuranga Hounds in this MAGNIFICENT DRAG HUNT. CEE rnHE I~\ONKEY pACE. ALL THE LEADING JOCKEYS ARE RIDING THESE NOBLE ANIMALS. DON'T MISS IT ! gEE THE jy/TOCK OTEEPLECHASES y\ND T ADIES' pVENTS. AND, ABOVE ALL, gEE rpHE, 2Q-<yrfNEA WATCH QROWD TTTORK. THEY ARE CONSPICUOUS II WE .ARE GIVING YOU THE BEST SHILLING'S WORTH PROCURABLE. And Remember,' » EACH Is TICKET GIVES YOU A CHANCE IN OUR FETE ART UNION' •OF 25 VALUABLE PRIZES. FIRST PRIZE: BUGGY. VALUED £35. R. NOTON, " Secretary. TJNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE. gATURDAY rpAKAPUNA. gATURDAY . JV-EXT, rpAKAPUNA. pVERYBODY'S "T)AY. pVERYBODY'S A Y. 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. # (Weather permitting.) COME. COME. COME. COME. COME. COME. PARENTS— YOUR CHILDREN AND ENJOY A MORNING'S GOOD WHOLESOME SPORT. 10 am. to 12 noon—Fun . fast and "furious tor the Children—Swimming Events Races—Tug-of-war—Duck Hunt—Greasy Pig Hunt-Treasure Hunt— Castle-build-ing Competition— Scouts' Competitions. Hot Water Provided Free. Light Luncheon can be obtained at Reasonable Prices. BANDS IN ATTENDANCE ALL DAY AND EVENING. COME AND SEE WEBB (ex-World Champion) v. HADFIELD. COME AND SEE %£"*** °* & Grand Procession and COME AND SEE Cafe °suaenT E ° f Hakas by Maori Troops. COME AND SEE danc?^ Grand Assembly of COME AND SEE Power-boats and PowerCOME AND SEE boat Racing in biggest thing of its kind ever COME AND SEE Hemisphere" Hundreds of Sailing COME AND SEE Boats. Official opening COME AND SEE of the season oT the various sailing clubs. /-./-.-..-r. „„„ Rangitoto Channel on COME AND SEE this day will present a picture once seen never - % 4 forgotten. COME AND SEE Fancy Swimming and Swimming Races. Full _„_ _ programme. COME AND SEE Bowing Events. Trial Fours, etc., under auspices of A.R.A COME AND SEE Aquaplaning, the most exciting of all aquatic sportCOME AND SEE King Neptune, when he calls to' pay respect to the Queens. COME,AND JOIN in the Fun and Frolic of EVERYBODY'S DAY on Takapun* & THE BIGGEST EVENT OF THE CARNIVAL. . POME IN THE ■ pVENING VOMi; TV PHP, il/VEVTNCpOME IN THE pVENTNG.' .Why ? What - FBi ? TO SEE An Illuminated Parade, of 200 Power-boats. A magnificent spectacle. TO SEE A Bower of Enchantment under the spreading boughs of the pohutukawa trees. Brilliant effects with electric light and to DIII , „ hundreds of Chinese lanterns. J.U bfch Grand Picture Entertainment on the Beach, snnplied by the kindness of Phil. Hayward. Esq. JO SEE The whole waterfront en Fete. TO HEAR Auckland Male Choir mo voices). Full programme will be rendered in a natural amphitheatre, under the roof of stately oohntukawa trees. TO HEAR ZtA A-,-kland.-Regimental Band <CRO.). under Lieutenant L^ighton. TO HEAR Full programme of High-class Musical and Elocutionary Items bv leading artists, Pierrot » Troop, etc. SIDE SHOWS REFRESHMENTS. COME AND HELP THE FUND COME AND HELP THE FUND! Tickets, Is 6d, including rehirm fare «.nd entrance to beach. Beach only. Is. Children, half-price. SPECIAL ADULT TICKETS CARRY THREE PRIZES. IST £5 ss. 2ND £3 3s. 3RD £2 2s, TO THE HOLDER OF THE LUCKY NUMBER. u^a-x BUY NOW. R. H. DELLOW, Carnival Secretary, Guy • Building. High Street^
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16076, 16 November 1915, Page 12
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