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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1166, 17 June 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 4 T H L E T I C PARK. FIREAVORKS! FIREWORKS! Under the Distinguished Patroiiago of Fi< Excellency the Governor, Lord Islington. D.S.O'., K.C.M.G., and Suite, the Acting-Premier, the Hon. J. Carroll, Major-General A. J. God ley, C.8., Commandant and General Officer Commanding the Forces, Colonel A. Vv. Robin, C.8., and the Staff Corps. CORONATION NIGHT, JUNE 22nd, 1911. A UNIQUE EVENT IN THE MILITARY HISTORY OF THE DOMINION. GRAND MILITARY TORCHLIGHT TATTOO & FIREWORKS DISPLAY. Bv the sth REGIMENT WELLINGTON RIFLES Assisted bv ether Units. A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE. \ Monster Torchlight Procession will start from the Government Building, including sth Regiment \\ eliington Rifles, Petoiie Navals, Wellington Navals, Loy ■Scouts, School Cadets, and other unif. with 5 Bands and the Drums of the ath Regiment. Tho Precession will be illuminated by Hundreds of Coloured Torches. On arrivl at t.h" Park a Monster Firework Di'plav will be exhibited, with set pieces of King and Oueen, Roman Candles. Rockets' and Cascade?, turning tho night into day. Searchlights from the Forts will be used to illuminate tho BATTLE OF WATERLOO, In which hundreds of Territorials will take part. Tho Display is absolutely unprecedented in the history of Wellington. GOD SAVE THE KING. Admission—Grand Stand, 25.; Adults, Is.; Children. Gd. Tickets may bo obtained from all officers and men of (he Forces, also Mr. Dunbar Sloanc and Davis and Clater, Lamb-

ton Quay. CORONATION EXHIBITION. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! NAVAL SPORTS CARNIVAL. NAVAL SPORTS CARNIVAL. Men of H.M. Navy Competing in Exciting and Amusing Contests. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION TOALL PARTS OF STADIUM, Gd, CORONATION. WEEK. Monster Holiday Programme in Stadium jf Exhibition. Mcncby Evening—Association Football. Tuesday Evening-Military Display and Competition. Wednesday Evening-Naval Night. Thursday Evening—Coronation Athletic Meeting. Friday and Saturday Evenings—Boxing Championships. CORONATION THEATRE, EXHIBI\J TION. CONTINUED SUCCESS! CONTINUED SUCCESS! THE ENGLISH PIERROTS THE ENGLISH PIERROTS In their UNRIVALLED ENTERTAINMENTS. Everv Evening at 8.30. ADMISSION, Gd. and Is. Splendid Display of Continuous Pictures Every Afternoon. Lessees-MESSRS. AY. and R. THOMAS and MAYNARD DAKIN.

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