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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23687, 20 June 1940, Page 13

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Float decorated as the bridge of a ship, drawn by lorry carrying, sailing craft. OTHER FLOATS: 1 Auckland' Rowing Association's Float Is decorated as rowing skiff with oarsmen in attendanco. 2—Nautical display provided by Northern Steam Ship Co. B—Operatic Company Troupe. a—flichmond-Herne Bay Float. B—Nautical and Tahitian Display by Matson Line. 6—Musical Party—Blue Star Line. 7—Harbour Board Crane Float. B—Decorated Float—Royal' Akarana Yacht Club. B—"Wreoked Parties" Float. By Coastal Control. 10 Float by Seine Boat Fishermen. * ART UNIONS. TO-MORROW IS ABSOLUTELY THE LAST, DAY on which you can buy Tickets for the Sea Queen's Art Union. The prixesi are: (1) Trip to Tahiti, (2) Outboard Motor {Boats and Motors/ (3) Yachts and Dinghies, (4) Venetian Coffee Set, (5) Grandfather Clock, (6) Wedgwood Teaset, (7) Hand-painted Antique Plaque. Watch out for the ticket-sellers for these great prizes. If you already have a ticket in any of them, buy again. They are all worth two shots and more. The Sea Queen's Zone Is down by the Post Office. mmmmm THE CENTURY THEATRE QUEEN STREET. SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. This is going to be-a-gregt show, and will be the closing shot in the "Queen of the/Seps" campaign. Silver Coin Collection. WM m m £■■3: I "v% In The TOWN HALL TO-MiORROW. Day and Evening, Starting at 11 a.m. "The Sea is Our Life and the Navy is Our Sure Shield." Presenting A GRAND BAZAAR All Sorts of Competitions, Band Music and a TEA ROOM for your convenience. Admission FREE! «asSs~^> ml k 'Kmmmmm ■ jC'. Queen of the SOLDIERS "0.K., pal. I'll be in to-mor-row to help the Soldier's Queen." To-night! To-nighi! GRAND CENTENNIAL » Fi Under the Auspices of the Scottish Territorial Association, in aid of the Soldiers' Queen. DANCING 8 P.M. TO 2 A.M. £ DANCE DANCE TO-NIGHT to the Music of the Pirate Shippe Orchestra in a beautifully decorated TOWN HALL. This Is a ohance for everybody supporting the Soldiers' Queen to make a final effort to build up her funds In a big way. What a great tribute it wou| d b eto soldiers —soldiers such as they have in the French Army—if lots of people made a last-minute arrangement to attend this Ball .to-night. Ail serving members of His Majesty s Forces are requested to attend in uniform. . ADMISSION: Double ljJ/_ sing,e 8/•k SOLDIERS' QUEEN ART UNION CLOSING SATURDAY! The Soldiers' Queen Art Union will definitely close on Saturday, June 22. Get your Ticket to-mor-row, or sooner. Buy two, three, f our —.a S many as you think the Army is worth —and it is worth plenty these days. There are 41 chances for 1/-, including 11- big prizes. Drawn JUNE 29, at the Auckland R.S.A. Rooms, under police supervision. SBie NIGHT CONCIiRT, COMMUNITY SING and MOCK COURT AT THE PEERLESS THEATRE St. Helier's Bay, at 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT! Under the auspices of the Tamakl Ex-Services Association. All residents of St. Heller's, turn out for this great show, which will be remembered in the rlistrict Tor years to come. DON'T FORGET TO-NIGHT, June 20. Something for His Majesty's Theatre, at 8 p.m. GRAND COMBINED CONCERT rendered by Papakura Military Band, under the eonductorshlp or Captain Georfre Buckley (by kind permission of* the 0.0.D. and Cnrnp Commandant), together with the Dorian Choir and other Leading Artists. Something for liiilliilfS An ILLUSTRATED ADDRESS, ontitled "ST. GEORGE FOR ENGLAND." A descriptive Recital of the blooking of Zeebrugge, the greatest epic of Naval Warfare, will be delivered by MR. C. LEWIN, late Auckland Battalion, Ist N.Z.E.F., in the LEWIS EADY HALL, QUEEN STREET, on MONDAY, JUNE 24, at 8 P.M. Commander McCiintock, Royal Navy, will preside. Soldiers and Ex-Soldiers Rally to the Support of Your Quocn To-morrow! w' «ill A J PW I ifSIL iipi# '• _ Helen Ptiiylon " Queen of the TRAVELLERS "I'm going in to town tomorrow to give a bit more support to the Travellers' Queen." TWELVE REAL GAMES OF SKILL. Extending from CIVIC FUN PARK to FORT STREET. Total proceeds In aid of the SICK, WOUNDED and DISTRESSED SOLDIERS' FUND. Every Player has a Chance. Definitely games of skill. Prizes equal In value to the total of the pool. All these games being run by Commercial Travellers. A chance for the Champion Bridge Players, Dart Throwers, Learners, Novices, Apprentices, the Mildly Interested, Balloon Blowers and even FROTH BLOWERS. Infants In arms —Veterans without arms, Athletes and Wheelchair Aspirants . . . ALL play these games of skill! Turn up in your thousands and help make ALL QUEENS' DAY the Biggest Effort Ever Put Across in Now Zealand. We have some big efforts to beat from our Southern Competitors. IT RESTS WITH YOU! jC>4An<l VALUE IN PRIZES! ** uuu THEY MUST BE WON! § ART UNION MONSTER ONE-DAY SIXPENNY ART UNION Sold To-day—Drawn To-morrow! A great selection of prizes, all in the one Art Union. Here's a chance to get enough food for the next ten years. Pay your rent and furnish home. Re-stock your, wardrobe and pantry. ALL FOR SIXPENCE. 20 PRIZES—2O PRIZES. £325 WORTH OF GOODS, as follows: (1) Rent paid in advance up to £SO. (2) 40 - guinea FUR COAT, donated by Shelley, the Furrier. (3) (4) £25 worth Groceries. (5) £IOO in all. (6) <7) Lady's Wristlet Watch valued at £lO. (8) Gent.'s Wristlet Watch valued at £lO. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13— Ladies' Apparel worth £lO. £6O in all. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18— Men's Apparel each worth £lO. £6O in all. (19) Tea Service valued at £lO. (20) Pair each Lady's and Gent.'s Shoes—£s. ONLY SIXPENCE. 40 CHANCES for £l. <v, " w 1 ' " b „»V " ' f, W\ ill j Meqdail Hutchison ' , Queen of-the r V 5 V-Av.^f A-.v ».v' m, m,: pi W ■" t ' Sl:.'' ■ Sv&si' ® L is Watch for the St. Andrew's Society Float for Sellers of PENNY ART UNION Tickets. (1) 20-guinea. Radio Set. (2) Water-colour Painting valued at £lO. (3) Water-colour Painting valued at £B. SOMETHING TO KEEP THE DOCTOR AWAY—FOR A PENNY ! Watch for the "BIG APPLE" FLOAT I I frteSßl4 Wi"'. 1 Mfer'i I 'li :j] i i rr; iki Ml' 1111'■ 1 A'-ui'-A" 1 r- ' W' .• - ® A TREASURE HUNT, from 9.30 to 10.30 p.m., in aid of the Air Queon. Q This money will be lodged somewhere within a radius of one mile from the G.P.O. Clues will be given. You take up the fir3t at the dock site at the bottom of Queon Streot at 9.30 p.m. sharp. ®A Consolation Prize of £5 will be given to the first person completing the hunt, whether or not this person actually locates tho £2O. Entrance Fee, 1/-. 0 This is payablo at REG. LEWIS, Tobacconist, or at WEBB'S STORES, Tobacconists, or at the AIR QUEEN'S STALLS in Queen Stroet. You will receive a ticket authorising you to collect tho first cluo. ACKNOWLEDGMENT! The Committee supporting the Air Queen herewith gratefully acknowledge the donation of £25 prize money by W. A. TaaiTo, Ltd., Opticians. f This great Treasure Hunt is h uniquo affair, and will create plenty of fun for evorybody. Anyone can enter. You will split your sidos laughing at trying to work out tho clues which will lead you from one point to another. Don't forgot to got your tiokets to-morrow. Bo at tho Dock Site early READY TO START OFF AT 9.30 P.M. -fa The QUEEN OF THE AIR ART UNION will be drawn at the TOWN HALL at 1 1 a.m. on Saturday, in conjunction with A SPECIAL iMiifi comprising a great assortment of articles, which have been donated to the Air Queen,, and including 2 Freehold Sections. The Auction will be conducted by Mr. L. J. Coakley. Musical Items provided by wellknown and popular artists. MR. ALF. BOYCE, Pianist. MR. ERNEST SNELL, Baritona. ADMISSION FREE ! CARRY ON THE TRADITION OF "COBBER" AND MAKE NEW ZEALAND RULE THE AIR WAVES! S£s2 m Who Will Wear THE CROWN? r®v!i i 1 \ vI A NEW, MODERN VILLA OF Will be built by Members of the Auckland Master Builders' Association in co-operation with the Builders' Merchant Firms, Sub-Contractors and Associates. Value . . . ©To bo built on Froehold Section, No. 337, Winstone Estate, Dominion Road, Mount Roskill, Auckland. * © It doesn't matter from whom you buy your ticket. All Queen Groups are selling tickets for this, but note that each Queen gets vote credits for the tickets her group sells. • The Art Union Closes to-morrow, and will be drawn 9th July, 1940. ® This Is worth Several Tickets. It's not every day you get a chanco to own your own home at so little risk. <1 What about getting behind this art union TO-MORROW and making the organisers embarrassed because they havon't printed enough tickets? r Tickets An Invitation ! has been sent to the . . . QUEEN OF THE NORTH QUEEN OF THE EAST QUEEN OF THE SOUTH to come to Auckland and join in the Parade. The notice was short, and if they can't be present you'll understand why. Nevertheless, here's hoping, because Auckland would like to give them a cheer. It is also hoped that the HAMILTON PIPE BAND will get up, and if the Queen of the South can manage the trip, march in front of her car. * BANDS All the Bands which participated In last Sunday's magnifloent display nt Eden Park are invited to Join the parado—ono to eaoh queen. Many of tho bandsmen are engaged In essential Industries and may not bo able to turn out, but hero's hoping. Better sucoess to tho Auckland Band 9 In futurol ■ m m W" i ■ ,'ii: ; . v ; . W '"ir * Msr hMmmmmmm Mmm Ptflmai Te Miba V Queen of the MAORIS vf'-i _ ? <S l v ' -t c isUlle Boucljer Queen of fhe PUBLIC SERVICE I This is the Centennial year of Maoriland. The Maori Queen should be on I 0 Just a Little Bit of TRAFFIC DIRECTIONS . . . Each Queen is to be allotted collecting zones. For your guidance, hero they are:— EAST SIDE QUEEN STREET: SPORTS QUEEN — Customs Street to Fort Stroet PUBLIC SERVICE— Fort Streot to Durham Street MAORI— Durham Street to Wollesley Street SEA QUEEN— Forry Bldgs. to Customs Street WEST SIDE QUEEN STREET: AIR QUEEN— Forry Bldgs. to Swanson Street SOLDIERS' QUEEN— Swanson Street to Victoria Street CQM. TRAV. QUEEN — Vlotoria Street to Wellesley Streot Wl - wri iiiii l (1) ELABORATE FLOAT BEARING QUEEN ESTELLE, supported by twelve Maids In red and white. (2) PUBLIC SERVICE FLOAT, consisting of a Burlesque of all Dopartmonts. (3) FISHERMEN OF ENGLAND, Depicting the North Sea Fishermen's heroic stand against enemy action. (4) SNAKE GULLY 1 See Dad, Dave and Mum in person. They're all Dinkum Aussies! (B) NEW ZEALAND FLOAT— Past and Present, 1840—1940. Also the newest style of Railcars In Miniature. (6) SPECIAL CHILDREN'S ATTRACTION —818 AND BUB. NEED WE SAY MORE? GIVE YOUR SUPPORT TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE QUEEN! riHF~ - * , «ip-f£] i " &r*n£+ H b«lP8 Kp I'JfTt. jp<. i , T% . y -I mM I mm ■ . • ' JS; : • - 5 ' m ■ * - Queen of the , '«:^'^SPORT!' yyjtk - ' ./ \ L -v •. \ lilßl iv IN BARROWS .11 p| ||l t' iu» 6d AKf UHICH £SO-Worth of Furniturie % Donated -by Manufacturers^6d ART UMON £SO Woshing Machine . Donated.. by P» R. Xolobrook .A. Co. \ P^?s!S? Is? v m f, lilSlPi ?IIM SII Sportsmen, get behind your Queen To-morrow and put her at the Top of the Poll! I 1 i H