THE SUMMER CARNIVAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18355, 22 March 1923, Page 9

THE SUMMER CARNIVAL.

TO-NIGHT'S ATTRACTIONS.

MILITARY TATTOO IN DOMAIN.

;.' As Carnival Week progresses, the city .;;.,« entering more and more into the spirit of gaiety that alone can make such a *:.'.;•«• a success. The scene last night at :; ; l ne grand poster ball was a memorable ; ;/«ne, and there is no doubt the same enthusiasm and blithesom* spirit will per- , vade the rest of the week's merrymaking. The sale of the carnival souvenir programmes is p rov g most ' satisfactory. :?;.; -this fine souvenir of Carnival Week, w&icn was printed at the Herald office, 's one of the finest publications of the toad ever issued locally. It consists of *« pages, and in addition to containing a . comprehensive outline of all the car- .:•: ■ mval events, gives an account of the his*°ry of the city, and a well-written description of its chief places of interest, special mention must be made of the ; illustrations, beautifully executed on heavy art paper, and depicting scenes of A industry and scenic attraction connected f "with the industrial and social life, of the is.-i province. The . Carnival Week pro- '&' gramme i? exactly the kind of thing ,;- tourists will he glad to keep as a souvenir U of Auckland, and large, numbers of them ;<-,.- have already been posted abroad as a re- ;'■'■. minder to distant friends of the city's I '■'' -,' P r 2P rc?s i v e spirit and scenic charm. I- v The main event today will be the torchlight procession and military tattoo :■,;, in the Domain, which promise to be out|;V standing features of Carnival Week. The ;<)':' procession will leave the foot of Queen m&. Street at 7.15 p.m. ' ';• ~-..• .The Carnival Revue Concert Company *■ i*tfl give a performance in the Town Hall ■ iWicert chamber this evening. Wm