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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18950, 23 February 1925, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. uVOLI. LI VOL I. TIVOLI. TIVOLI. TIVOLI. TIVOLI. Bigger anil Better Programmes!! rpo-NIGHT, 7 OA 10-NIGHT, I.OU. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS Mademoiselle A DEMOISELLE Midnight." IDNIGHT." ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION Of EEGINALD T\ENNY EGINALD JL/ENNY "rpiiE "OECKLESS AGE. "I HE JA'ECKLESS iVGE. CENTURY 2-REEL 'COMEDY. ETC.. And the TIVOLI ORCHESTRA (Miss •M. Anderson, Conductress). Reserves, Phone 2236 A. rn o W N all. [ARCH •> K L »>» 'f' 17 ARE WELL HPOUR i. ARE WELL I OUR (Prior to Departure for Europe), Of the Phenomenal Australian Soprano, Ethel THEL OSBORN. SBORN, Whose previous visit to New Zealand was such a triumphant, success. . " A genuine artistic vocal sensation." "Probably the highest voice in the world." " A singer destined for fame." " The greatest Australian soprano for many —Sydney Press Notices. SUPPORTED BY WM. HUNTER - Tenor TOM WILLIAMS, Brilliant Young Violinist MADAME MARIE BORMAN .. Pianist Concert-Direction, Bealo and Co. (by arrangemenfc with Mr. Roland Foster, rs.S.W. State Conservatorium). Managers. Messrs. A. Stanley Warwick and Wm. R. Hunter. PRICES: Reserved, ss, 3s. pins tax; Unreserved. 2s. Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. CORPORATION NOTICES. OS? • AUCKLAND. ROAD CLOSED. Notice is hereby given that from Monday the 23rd inst., the western lu.lf of Mount Eden Road, from Symonds Streot to Shaddock Street will be Closed to Vehicular Traffic while the laying of Mains is proreeding? in that street. As the Western Tram Lino will bo undermined drivers of all vehicles aro warned to keep to the eastern portion of iho road. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. SPORTING. jpE JOCKEY ('<LUB. J^JEETTNG. jpEBRUARY 9g AND j^JTARCH ACCEPTANCES Close with the Secretary, Te Aroha, or Plomfield and Co., High St., Auckland, on MONDAY, February 23, at 5 A. W. EDWARDS. Secretary.

P.O. Bos 6. Phone 245. ?T ROTTING To bo held at II A M I L T 0 N, jyVARCH <J f 13 - 3 - PROGRAMME. —IMPROVERS' HANDICAP (Harness), of £110; second horse to receive £2O. and third horse £lO from alakc. For trotting horses only. For hoxaes that have never won at better than 2.30 to the mile at the time of nomination. Limit 3.56. Distance, JJmiles. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 30s. —PROGRESSTVE HANDICAP (Harness), of £ HO; socond horse to receive £25, and third horse .£ls from stake. Limit, 38. Distance, 1} miles. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance. 40s. —FERGUSSON HANDICAP (Harness), of £425, and Cup value .£SO: donated by Elliott R. Davis, Esq., Auckland; second horse to receive £7O. and third jiorso £3O from stake. , Limit. 4.40. Distance. 2 miles. N6mmatlon. 40s. Acceptance, 70s. —RAGLAN HANDICAP (Harness), of £l4O- second horse to receive £25, and third 'horse £ls from staka. For horses that have never won at better than 2.28 at time of nomination. Limit, 3.42. Distance, 1J miles. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance, 355. —W ALP A HANDICAP (Harness), of £220; second horae to receive £4O, and third horse £2O from stake.' Limit, 2 20. Distance, .1 mile. Nomination, 305." Acceptance, 50s. —DOMINION HANDICAP (Harness), of £175; second horse to receive ,£;;o, and third horse £ls from stake. Limit, 3.3(5. Distance, U miles. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance. 455. —MEMBERS' HANDICAP (Harness), of £220; second horse to receive £4O, and third'horse £2O from stake. For trottins horses only. Limit, 4.54. Distance, 2 miles. Nomination, 30s. Acceptance, 50s. KIA ORA HANDICAP (Saddle), of £170; second horse to receive £25. and third' horse £55 from stake. Limit, 2.55. Distance, li miles. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance, 40s. NOMINATIONS for all Events close with the Secretary, Auckland Trotting Club, Auckland, or the Secretary, Waiknto Trotting Club, Hamilton, on MONDAY, February £3, at 5 p.m. HANDICAPS -will appear on FRIDAY, February 27. ACCEPTANCES for all Events will close with the Secretary, Auckland Trotting Club, Auckland, or the Secretary, Waikato Trotting Club, Hamilton, on MONDAY, March 2, at 5 p.m. ARTHUR J. SMITH. Secretary.