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

Amnsemects. VE33RUGGHEN OBCHBST3A. ) THE DIRECTION DESXR2S TO EX--1 PREiS REGRET' FOR TEE UNATOID- ! ABLE CANCELLATION OF LAST j NIGHTS CONCERT OWING TO TEE j UNEXPECTED LATE ARRIVAL OF "EE | B£. MAEENO, WHJCB BROUGHT TEE • ORCHESTRA FROM SYDNEY. | TICKET-HOLDERS FOR LAST IjSGET ! if AY EXCHANGE THEIR TICKETS FOE i ANY OTHER MOST DURING THE j SEASON, AND TEE DIRECTION BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE PROGRAMME FOR LAST NIGHT WILL BE GIVEN LV THE TOWN HALL ON SAT- ' UEDAY AFTERNOON. Reserve TktsV Holdert may Exchange same at Coleman's (P.M. Arcade). TO-DAY. an- at LEWIS r. eady and son. Ltd., on Wednesday MORNING. • TO-NIGHT'S PLAN ONLY IS AT ] COLEMAN'S. ! I K. 5. WALES CO N SEPTA TO 2TV U. /p O W N g ALL Directies. I sue N Tail. • GREAT MU c I r AL FESTIVAL. GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL. THIS EVENT?* G. AT ?. THIS EVENING. AT 8. ( THIS EVrJiTNG, AT 8,. And lor I FIVE FOLLOWING EVENINGS FIVE FOLLOWING EVENINGS. And matinee nest Saturday. ! VERBBUGGBEN OBCHESTSA ; VERBBUGGBEN ORCHESTRA | VERBBUGGBEN ORCEES T R» VEBBBUGGHEN ORCHESTRA I YEB3BUGGHEN GBCHESTRA VESBHbGGKEN ORCEESTKA j VEBBBUGGHEN ORCHESTRA 80 — PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS - SO M - PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS - SO Condcctor: HENRI VERBRUGGBEN. Coadactcr: HENRI VERERUGGHEN. Tat Brilliant Beigitn Musician-TO-NIGBT'S PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME: NATIONAL ANTHEM. Overture, " Sappbo" .... (C-oicmark) Variations. " EnigTna " fElgar) Entrance of the Gods into Valhalla (Wagner) Mnrmura of tbe Forest tWagner) 6iegfri«ls Journey ('Wagner) Siegfrieds Funeral March (Wa.grer) Ride of the Valkyries (Wagner) SOLOISTS: Special Engagement of £2§A ALBA, the Brilliant Soprano. MISs ROSA ALBA, ihe So-pr^tjo. ME. W. R. CROUGEY. Baritone. I MISS JENNY CULLEN. Solo Violinist. MR. JAMES MESSEAS, Solo Cellist BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. I Tee Box Pian for To-night's Programme fill be at Coleman's (KM. Archie), today, and Plans for the remainder ol the frsason will be B-t Lewi# R. Eady and Son, Ltd., from to-morrow morning. PRICES OF ADMISSION- Eeaerred Seats. &6 3d; .Unreserved, 6s 6d and 33 3d. (Tt&se prices are inclusive of new Amusement Tax.j The 3o Seats will be eoid at Grey Street eotranoe of Town Eall. SECOND CONCERT-TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). AT 8 P.M. Third Programme aa Advertised. ONLY CABARET. BUS H-M U N BO'S. TO-NIGHT. Dancing. S-1.1. Double Tickets. Ss. Sporting. QLUE. ANNUAL MEETING, j 6ATUBHAY, JANUARY 7. itr22. j AT HAMILTON. ' Acceptances 'or all events close with tbe , Secretary, at Hamilton, c>r with Mr. C. F. Mark, Secretin-, Trotting Club, Auckland, ' ; at 5 pm„ TO-MORROW (Wednesday], Janu- I ary L ARTHUR J. SMITE ' Secretary. 1 j I I ; JfBANKLIN RACING |JLCB. CLncorpcrated'. To Held ii PCKEKOH2 02 gATUBDAY, pEBBUABY j_ 1322. j PROGRAMME RAM A RAMA HACK HURDLE HANDICAP ' of £40; seoend bona £7 10s, "bird horse ! £210 a out of Blake. Nominations 10s; apoeptanoes, £1. Distance, It miles over six nights of hurdles MAUDE?, H A ndicap of £40. Por aii i norses three years old and upwards that j have never won an advertised rsoe of any description at tbe time of starting. Minimum weight Sst Seoond hone £7 10s, third borse £2 IGs out <A stake* j Nominations. 10s; acceptances, £1. Dis- | tance, 6 furlongs. BOMBAY WELTEB HANDICAP of £32 I Mmimum -weight Bst. Second bor&? £1, third horse £2 out of stake. NominatxjM. i 10s; acceptances, Ice. Distance, 7 fur- ; longs. FRANKLIN CUP HANDICAP of £65 and ' Ccp -rained at £25, presented by J. D. ; Jones, Esq., Bemuera, to income the I abeolnte progeny of tbe winner. Second bprse £10. third horse £5 out of Nominations, £1 l&s; acoeptaaoes, £2 I Distance, lj miles * ; WAIUKU HANDICAP of £32 Second horse I £5, third hone £2 out of stake. Nccrnz, ' tions, 10s; aooepttaoes. Ic* D.stanoe. 7i ■ turioass. TUAKAU FLYING HANDICAP oi m I Second horse i'lo. third horse £3 ouf of ! ( sUie. Ncminaticns, £1; acceptances, £1, ; | IXstance, 6 furiongs. BOROUGH HACK HANDICAP of £40 '< Hack conditions- Second horw £7 10s, : • taird hcree £2 10s out of stake, l.'omi- i • nations, 10s: acceptances. £1. Distance, i 5 furlongs. j ■ CONDITIONS. All nominations to be made with tne i Secretary, Pukekohe, on or before Friday*, j January 20. Weights will be declared on i Wednesday, January 25. Acceptances are to j be in the hands of the Secretary on Man- 1 day. January 30, at 5 p.m. Nominations trill ! > also be received by the Secretary. Takapuaa j Jockey Club. Mr. R. Wyaya rcL> tL? S*cre- | Ury, Avoixiale Jockey Ciub. Mr. H. H Hsyr, j and tbe Secretary, Hamilton Racine Club. Mr. E. E O'M&ara. , NOTE. —Pnkekohe Telegraph Office clcsw i at 8 pja. Entranoe money must be enclosed with nominations, together with name and address of owner, name, age. and pedigree of horse] name of trainer and colours Entries made by telegram MUST BE CONFIRMED IN WRITING BY FIRST MAIL, with full particulars and entrance money. Owners are responsible in tbe matter oi penalties and allowances. All races to be run under the New Zealand Rnies of Racing. Any horse winning alter publication of •weights ia liable to be re-handicapped. la no case will tickets be issued to trainers t or jockeys eioept on production of licenses < to the Secretary. _ ; Owners desiring tickets to be forwarded ■ are requested to notify the Secretary when j accepting, stating what tickets are required, j A P. DAYSH. Se-cretarv. ■ —— : ! Dissolution of Partnerships. T DISSOLVED Partnership with the Waipa ' ,L Timber Co., on the 31st October, 1921— i • E. O. SPRAGGS. Te Awamutu. | Sales of Property, T A2tD Amitt—Taie notice my Property. ' r .^ , i De viT^f Bd '- U witJ,dlwn i,