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Observer, Volume XXXIV, Issue 51, 29 August 1914, Page 9

/ \ P E R A TJ 0 U S E Direction • Fuller-Brennan's, Ltd* MARCEL AND BELL. MISS MAUD FANNING. THE ELLIOTT SISTERS. FRED SWIFT. ARMSTRONG AND HOWARTH. PHIL PERCIVAL. BRIGHT SISTERS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT. MULLANEY BROS. VINCENT, ARTHUR, & OLIVER. STERLING AND LOVE. Prices: D.C. and OS , 2s; Stalls, Is 6d; Family Circle, Is. Book seats at Wildman and Arey's until 5 p.m. Thereafter at Theatre or by 'phone, 1595. Booking 6d. X7IOOTBALLI .1 J \t* pOOTBALL I »*■ *-3 '*■■■ _ UCKLAND T> UGBY 'SOSES' •■* -^ zSjmpF' . T T NION. At EDEN PARK. KINGSLAND. QATUROAY NEXT, i UGUST «.)Q IT/14. "*" SOUTHLAND V. AUCKLAND Kick-off 3 p.m. Sharp. Admission: Ground Is, Stand Is. Afternoon Tea obtainable on ground. C. V. LANGSFORD, Hon. Sec. A.R.U. p RAND PATRIOTIC QUEEN ELECTION. What will the verdict be 1 — SPLENDID I!! GRAND!!! MAGNIFICENT!!! Extract from Southland " Times " reads thus: " Not only was the ceremony spectacular, brilliant and magnificent, but very instructive from the fact of its being as near the actual Royal Coronation ceremony as possible " WHAT ABOUT YOUR NOMINATION FOR QUEEN ? Now is the time to assist, take advantage, get busy. Nominations should close with the secretary SATURDAY NEXT, August 29th, at 1 p.m., 410, Queen Street. 'Phone 1262. Mr Lints will be pleased to explain details of Queen Election to any local bodies, Committees, and others interested. WATCH ADVERTISEMENT FOR SPECTACULAR DISPLAY FETE OF NATIONS, TOWN HALL, SEPT. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. W. LINTS, Organiser.

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