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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6450, 22 February 1908, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. Rotorua carxivai; OTOECA CARNIVAL! FEBRUARY 19th TO MARCH 18th. FEBRUARY' 19th TO MARCH 18th. FEBRUARY 19th TO MARCH 18th. AN IDEAL HOLIDAY. TROUT FISHING’ THERMAL WONDERS ! EVERY DAY—EVERY DAYTRIPS BY COACH AND BOAT! TRIPS BY COACH AND BOAT! EVERY NIGHT—EVERY NIGHT—SOMETHING TO AMUSE! SOMETHING ‘TO AMUSE ! Boating, Bowling, Bowing, Racing, Tennis, Croquet, Musac, Sideshows. UNIQUE MAORI EVENT'S—HARAS, POIS. SCENES FROM MAORI LIFE. A. FRED. FRANCIS-ELLIS, 210 Organiser. FJI OWN ALL CONCERT CHAMBER. THURSDAY NEST. FEBRUARY 27th. GRAND CONCERT tendered to Miss Lenoro Pulsford prior to her Departure for Europe. ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. Popular prices. Vocal contributions by Miss Pulsford, Miss Phoebe Parsons, Miss Mhloney, Messrs E. J. Hill, Alfred Hill. Hunt, McDonald, Johnston. C. J. Hill, and others. PRICES of Admission —2s and Is. Tickets at the Dresden, where seats may be reserved. 193 PETONE RAILWAY WORKSHOP * PICNIC. UPPER HUTT, SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 1908. LARGE PROGRAMME OF SPORTS! OVER one hundred pounds worth of Trophies. Amateur and Open Races. o|*-,n Tug-of-War for teams of eight men: First prize, 8 one guinea trophies. Dancing, Aunt Sally and Skittle Alloys. Toys for the Children. Tea, Milk, and Sugar Supplied Free. Come and hear the Wellington Pipe Band. Adults, Is 6d; Chiidren, 9d. FRANK WILSON, 217 Hou. Sec. CRICKET. 1 OETCKET 1 FINAL FOE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP ! SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 1 MIDLAND v. ODD BOYS. MIDLAND V. QLD BOlfS. BASIN RESERVE 1 TO-DAY. AT 2,15 P.M. Also— PETONE v. PHOENIX. GAS COMPANY v. WELLINGTON. Admission—SlXPENCE. E. B. VANCE, 191 Hon. Sec.

RAILWAYS WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU, RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP At WANGANUI, ON FEBRUARY 25th. TTOLID AY Excursion Tickets to Wangautd will be issued from all stations on Company's line on SATURDAY, 22nd, and MONDAY, 24th February, available for.return up to and including 7th March, A special train leaves Palmerston North at 5.15 a.m. on Tuesday, 25tU, reaching Wanganui at 8.30 a.m., and on return journey leaves Wanganui at 8.30 p.m., arriving Palmerston at 12.30 a.m. Passengers can leave Wellington by the 4,15 p.m. train on Monday, 21th, and connect with these specials, reaching f* ellington on return journey about midday on Wednesday, 2Cth. W. M. HANTSTAY, 223 General Manager. ROYAL BAR-LOCK, BUSY MAN'S TYPEWRITER. Always ahead, still advancing. The Latest Word in Typewriters, No. 12 MODEL. Automatic two-colour Billing Machine Automatic Paragraph Key Automatic Back Spacer SEVEN interchangeable Carriages Easiest to Learn. Fastest to Work. First and beet Visible \\ riter. No out-of-date Carriage to Lift, no stupid Shiftkeys. Taught in Wellington Technical r- School Banks’ up-to-date Commercial College Also, Private and Public Technical Schools throughout the Dominion Speed is /beet attained by hiring a Bar-Lock. Registry Office for Shorthand-typists. No Fees. "JOHN BULL”~TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, 42, Lambton quay, Wellington. STAB FOUNDRY. Kevans street Wellington South, M'KEEGAN EROS. MANUFACTURERS of "Star" Wrought Iron Pulleys, Steam, Hydraulic, Gas and Printers’ Engineers. Agents for Victor Folding Machines and Reliance Wharfedale Machines. Phone 124 G. 323 yiCTOEIA FOUNDRY HUTCHISON AND CAMPBELL, LTD. (Late Edward Seagarh; Proprietors. MARINE WORKS A SPECIALTY. ENGINEERS, BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS.