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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17979, 3 January 1922, Page 10

Amusements. |0 W s g AL b. j DL-wlim J. AND 5- TAJT. ! OPENING CONCEET OF THE AUCKLAND SEASON. I TUESDAY. JANUARY Ifti. j TUESDAY, JANUARY 10thFollowed by Concerts cn i TEUBS, 12th. EAT- 14th. MC'N, ISfh, J. AND N. TAIT : Have again the honour, alter an interval | of eight years, to tinotma tb* nut to Anckl c. DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT And ! MR. KENNT.RLEY RUMFO3D. ! MR. KENNE2LEY BUM7OED. 1 MR. KENNERLEY RUMFOHD. I MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD. j The Enjiid Of 'he Opmiap Ctefl of the tour, fjrer ' in WelHi.fteii an 7, tbe mcsicti critic of the N.Z. Times says:—" Aa ia- 1 mrinz *e3ooJ£fc. Diva thrills andienoe at the Towa HaJl- Entius-astic soenes." I PLEASE NOTE THIS: A return oonoert was civ*n in Wellington ' 'making ine in all.) on Thursday evemr.f last, for which j EVERY SEAT IN THE HALL WAS BOOKED. Ever* one of the 3900 seats was booked "PTiot to the bemf opered. Tbis is a recwd for a Metropchtsu Town Eall in Australasia.. / Scch is the pcpalarity of DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT As 3 MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD. MR. KENNERLEY BUMFORD. j Supported by DANIEL HELSA, The Brilliant Polish Violinist. MISS GRACE TOBKEKS. Tts Eminent Ccoposer-Piacii,t Organist: ME MAUGHAN BARNETTTrie Box Piaas ior the AacMaad Seaaoo open at Levis E. Eady and Son, Ltd., cn FRIDAY MORNING next (January 6). Reserved seats, 10s lid »nd £s 3d. Theiie pnceE are inclusive of tie new amassment tax. ; SCOTT COLVILLE- i Cricket, _ PDEN PARK, KINGSLAND. \trtf JL DEN PA EX. KINGSLAKB. /CV PLUNKET SHIELD MATCH Ifrfnj, PLUNKET BHIELD MATCHI AUCKI/ASD V. CANTERBURY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Plzy commences at 11 a.m. each day. ADMISSION: Gate, Is; Stand. 6d. (Plus TaiJ ■ Ta.be Dominion Boad. or Mount Albert CarsGround Members' Tickets aie now procnrable from Messrs.. Carlion flay, J. H. Watts and tbe undennertsoped; and may also be obtained on application during the match at the Members' PtviHon. M. J. FLTNI, Hca Sec-, Aackiaad Crickit Association. DON'T FORGET: AUCKLAND V. CANTEBBURY, Commencing FRIDAY NEXT. Sporting, I RACING QLUE I gUMMEB 1921-1322. j ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE ■rpO-DAY (TUESDIY). FIRST RACE STARTS AT IL3O AM. ; ADMISSION: To Raoecourfce: One Shilling led Sixpence. Leger Enclosure: Taree Shillinga Grandstand Enclosure: Geatleaea, Eleven , Shillings: Ladies, Six Shillings. , Tickets for Grandstaxid Enclosure on sale : at Cla'r, 5 Office, December 23AU perscas other than members leaving : the Encloimrea or Baceocmree -will be liable on re-entering to pay for admission, as no passes will be issued. CHILDREN under twelve will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No perwn who has at any time since ths passing of tbe Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 190 S. followed the occupstioa of a Bookmaker or Bookmdter's Clerk, do disqualified or undesirable perwn, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Raceootirse darias 1 the Summer Meeting, and if any such person is found on sucn course he trill be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespassThe promotion of Sweeps is prohibited, and sny person infringing this regulation will be removed from the raoeoourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE, j Secretary. rjUKAPCNA JOCKEY CLUE SUMMER MEETING, 1922. JANUARY 28 AND 30. I NOMINATIONS fcr All Events to be ran at the Summer Meetia? close on FRIDAY NEXT. January 6, at Five p.m R. WYNYARD, Secretary. c 1 a RACING QLUB. ; s SUMMEB MEETING. ® JANUARY 21. 23. AND 25. 1921 * F * Nominations for all events at the aboTe j Meeting, also forfeit l£l) for Wellington j Stakes, ckee at the Office of the Wellington ! % Racing Club. Wocdward Street. Well-'ngton U 9 o'clock p.m., TO-MORROW (Wednee- n lay). January 4. 1922. A E. WHYTE, ? X Secretary. Thoroughbred horses for Sale. HORSES, thoroughbred, matured and ' 3 sound, _ untried; on breeding and coa- 1 E ormation, should develop into cup hcrsep.. I Z or Sale, terms.—J. E- McGee, Vermont | M-. Birkenhead. I PROTTLNG Horse Lieutenant; aound and j 1 A in good conditio*.—£L Hill, Trainee, I J 'apatoetotk ' 8