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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6362, 9 November 1907, Page 3

'OMIDmJLAND =AT MERAMAR = The Mecca of Souls WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TODAY, SATURDAY, from 2 till 5.30 p.m. AGAIN IN THE EVENING FROM 7 till 11 p.m. WONDERLAND BY NIGHT Is an exquisitely beautiful sight. Myriads of sparkling lights extending high into the dark night sky. Chute the Chute Toboggan Helt the Skelter And try the EXHILARATION of the See yourself as you might have been in the Laughing Gallery Experience the weird sensations of the Kaizen Jam met Castle and the Magic Swing Visit the Beautiful lighted by electricity and which has been described as a Glimpse of Paradise, EVERYTHING IN FULL WORKING ORDER. ! Fireworks I jlr. R. T. Bickerton, of Wainone Park fame, has been specially engaged to give a GRAND PYROTECHNIC display, which will include Set Pieces, Japanese Glory, Egyptian Emblem, Oriental Sun, Scroll and Rainbow Wheels, Dancing Skeleton and Prince of Wales Feathers. The most magnificent and comprehensive display ever given in Wellington. DON'T MISS ITI Unique and Expensive Engagement of those two Funny Fools, LUELLA AND DRISCOLL in their mirth-provoking turns. CAMELS! CAMELS! a touch of the East. fcl Music! The Wonderland Band under the musical directorship oIM r.W. Sneddon will play selections both afternoon and evening. MONDAY / MONO A Y! MONO A Y! NOVEMBER 11th being a PUBLIC HOLIDAY to-days programme will be repeated, Fireworks included, and WONDERLAND will also be open in the morning from 10.30 a.m. till 1 p.m. Bunches and Teas can be obtained at the JAPANESE TEA KIOSK in the grounds. Trams every ten minutes from Courtenay Place, and every half hour from Government Station. A Ferry Boat leaves the Perry Wharf for Karaka Bay (8 minutes’ walk from Wonderland) at 2.30 and 6 p.m. ‘ < Cast off your dignity, Jump off your base of solemnity, Come and enjoy yourselves at WOHDEE3FUL THE MECCA OF MERRY SOULS Telephone 2272. ADMISSION: ADULTS, 6d.; CHILDREN, 3d. P. P. BIQWOOD, Manager