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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 637, 13 April 1929, Page 14

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Come! Come! Come! CARNIVAL DE LUXE AT Lmia Park WILL YOU HELP THE Community Sunshine Association TO PROVIDE A SOLARIUM FOR THE CHILDREN OF AUCKLAND Commencing TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 COMPLETE NET PROCEEDS TO THE COMMUNITY SUNSHINE ASSOCIATION Every Night Next Week at 7.30 Bus from Wharf Gates Every Few Minutes. Come! Come! Come!

jggg m rAIR PAGEANT Mangere Airdrome Saturday, April 20th SPECTACULAR AEROBATICS STUNTING THRILLS AERIAL FIGHTING AIR DERBY BOMBING Buses from Queen Street. Admission, 2s ; Children, Is

' CITY OF AUCKLAND TOWN HALL TO-MORROW (Sunday) Evening AT 8.30 P.M. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, CITY ORGANIST, WILL PLAY Overture (Hollins), Three Chorale Preludes on “To God on High” (Bach). Concert Scherzo (Mansfield), “Star of Eve” (Wagner), Sonata in D minor (Bridge), Minuet “Beau Brummel (Elgar), Medaeval Italian Melody arranged for organ and bells, March Henry VIII. (Sullivan). ADMISSION FREE. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION * 4* t POPULAR SUNDAY * EVENING SERVICE 4* * IN THE t STRAND THEATRE This Service will be Conducted by REV. C. G. SCRIMGEOUR City Missioner Whose Address on “THE TREK OF LIFE ” Will be illustrated with the Film, “GRASS” THE FILM STORY OF A FORGOTTEN RACE. Great Community Singing. Soloists — MISS RETA McCULLAY. 1500 Seats Free. Doors Open 6.30. CITY OF AUCKLAND TOWN HALL SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8. MUNICIPAL CHOIR FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON VIOLINIST—MISS INA BOSWORTH CON^-?J° R - MR ‘ VAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. THE CHOIR WILL SING—PV.'orEn)2: for double chorus (Mendel - Pan- Rutland Boughton. “Lo v e, Fare Thee Well” and "lr Silent Night” (Brahms). An Evening Pastorale (Shaw). John Peel (air by West). Admission: 6d and 1s RESERVED SEATS, 2s, at Lewis Eady L td. J - S. BRIGHAM. Tov Cler