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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. FLOWER SHOW! FLOWER SHOW! WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER tttlh. .WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lflth. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19th. NATIONAL SWEET PEA SHOW, NATIONAL SWELi' PEA »EOW, • ROSB AND CAKSA TION SHOW, ROSE AND CARNATION SHOW. THE FINEST DISPLAY YET MADE IN WELLINGTON. THE FINEST DISPLAY YET MADE IN WELLINGTON. Opening Ceremony by His Excellency Lord Liverpool at 3 p.iu. AUCTION SALE OF FLOWERS AT 9 P.M. Admission, Is. IL A- FOX, I 'Afternoon Toji, Gd« S. LOIVP, Joint, Hoi). SoCSt

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