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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIII, Issue 752, 4 August 1904, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS IS jy£AJESTY’S 'jnHEATRE. MB J. C. WILLIAMSON’S BRILLIANT The following repertoire has been arranged for the remainder of the season— THURSDAY and FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 and 5, FIRST PRODUCTION IN AUCKLAND, COUSIN KATE. Followed by MARGERY’S TROUBLES. SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY, AUGUST 6,8, and 9, FIRST PRODUCTION IN AUSTRALASIA, THE DUKE OE KILLIECRANKIE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 11, 12, and 13, FIRST PRODUCTION IN AUSTRALASIA, HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. Full Particulars Daily Papers. PERA HOUSE. Every Evening at Eight. JP<ULLER’S ■JQEW Jp* NTERTAINERS. fJYHE In Comedy Sketch, “ THE TOURISTS.” Enormous Success of Assisted by MADAME CARMO. THE SWIFTS, IDA BERRLDGE, JIM MARION, HARRY BROWN, DICK DAVIS, WILL DYSON, HARRY LINDEN, ADDIE WRIGHT, JOHN FULLER, and MAY DAGMAR. SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 6 Reappearance of QpiLLIE [-jyUNBAB. Prices —2s, Is, and 6d. Doors open at 7.20 p.m. VERLAND FJQOUR FROM ANGANUI 'pQ'ORTH. AGAIN WE LEAD ! WHITEHOUSE’S BIOSCOPE AND STAR VARIETY COMPANY. COROMANDEL—Friday, August sth. TARANAKI TOUR TO FOLLOW. NEW PLYMOUTH—Monday, Bth INGLEWOOD—Tuesday, 9th STRATFORD—Wednesday. 10th ELTHAM—Thursday, 11th. NEW SCENES ! NEW SCENES ! A Gloriously Thrilling Repertoire of Living Scenes, Motor Car, Derby, Gordon-Bennett Cup, International Football Match— England v. Scotland. JAMES FITZPATRICK, Star Variety Artist. Champion Performer of Australasia in Solo or Duet on Brass Whistles. “ Why Smith Left Home.” A huge joke. GRAND SPECTACULAR DRAMATIC REPRESENTATION. “ THE SORCERER,/ IN SEVEN SCENES. M’ANAWATU RACING CLUB PALMERSTON NORTH. AUTUMN MEETING, 1905. FIRST MANAWA TU STAKES of 600 bovs; second horse to receive 100 sovs, and the third horse 50 sovs out of the stakes. Weight-for-age, with penalties and allowances. Winners after August Ist, 1904, Qf any race or races collectively of the value of 250 sovs to carry Slbs; of 500 soys, Slbs; of 750 sovs, 71bs; of 1000 sovs lOlbs extra. Maiden four-year-olds and upwards at time of starting allowed lOlbs; three-year-olds, 71bs; two-year-olds, 51bs. By subscription of 5 sovs each, unless forfeits are declared and paid .as follows, namely:—l sov if struck out by general entry day, December, 1904. All horses remaining in after that date must pay their total subscription of 5 sovs on a day to be named shortly before the race. Six furlongs. Note. —No money required at time of nomination. ENTRIES for two-year-olds and upwards close with the Secretary, at Palmerston North, at 10 p.m. on FRIDAY, August 5,1904. AUTUMN MEETING, 1906. SECOND MANAWATU STAKES of 500 sovs; second horse to receive 100 sovs, and the third horse 50?sovs out of the stakes. For two-year-olds and upwards. Weight-for-age, with penalties and allowances. Winners after August Ist, 1905. of any race or races collectively of 250 sovs to carry Slbs; of 500 sovs, 51bs; of 750 sovs, 71bs ; of 1000 sovs, lOlbs. extra. Maiden four-year-olds and upwards at time of starting allowed lOlbs; three-year-olds, 71b; two-year-olds, 51ba. By subscription of 5 sovs each, unless forfeits are declared and paid as follows, namelyl sov if struck out by the first Friday in August, 1905, or 2 sovs if struck out on the general entry day, December, 1905. All horses remaining in after that date must pay their total subscription of 5 sovs on a day to be named shortly before the race. Six furlongs. Note. —No money required at time of nomination. ENTRIES for yearlings and upwards close with the Secretary, at Palmerston North, at 1G p.m. on Friday, August sth, 1904. E. GRANT SIM, A cting- Secretary JJUBH, MEMBER OF TATTERSALL’S,