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AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY. TO-DAY^ Basin "deserve. ASIN XiESISBVB. SPORTS CARNIVAL. ■ 1.30 TO 10.30. FUN AND BAB GAINS FOE. ALL. FUN AND BARGAINS FOB ALL. GROUNDS ILLUMINATED AT NIGHT. GROUNDS ILLUMINATED AT NIGHT, SIDE SHOWS AND BAND MUSIC. SIDE SHOWS AND BAND MUSIC. ADMISSION BY ART UNION TICKET. THE PROCESSION WILL LEAVE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT 2,15 I> M TO-DAY. The Wellington Woollen Co.'s Exhibits of Wool will be included in the Procession. A, WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec., ■Wellington Football Association, j ORGAN RECITAL. ! TO-NIGHT, 8.15 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT, 8.15 O'CLOCK. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. MR, BERNARD F. PAGE, CITY ORGANIST. la Aid of the WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. Fpecially Selected Programme. 1. Overture, "The Hebrides" Mendelssohn 2. Elegie Claussman •i. loccaca and Fugue in D Minor (Dorian) Bach 1. Summer Sketches Lemare "Dawn," "The Bee," "Cuckoo," "Twilight," "Evening." 5. Air and Variations (upon a theme of Hansel's) Karg-Elert f>. Peer Gynt Suite Greig 7. l'inale in B Flat Cesar Franck ADMISSION—Is. TO ALL PARTS. NOTE.—THE RESULT OF THE QUEEN CARNIVAL ELECTION WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE RECITAL. LARGE TOWN HALL. ■ GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT. TO-MORROW EVENING, 8.15 O'CLOCK. IN AID OF THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. PROGRAMMEOrgan Solo—Mr. Bernard Page, City Organist. Solo, "The Blind Ploughman"—Mr. J. F. Bryant. Solo, "Inter Nos"—Miss M'na Caldow. Trio, "Oh, Thou Whose Note"—Madame Mueller, Mies Pickett, and Mr. Culverwell. Solo—Mr. Frank Charltou. Double Quartet and Chorus—Wellington Amateur Choral Club. Solo, "My Son"—Madama Mueller. Duet, "Love's Command"—Miss Mina. Caldow and Mr. F. Charlton. Organ Solo—Mr. B. Page. Solo, "Abide With Me"—Miss Mina Caldow (with organ accompaniment). And Chorus, "Softly Fall the Shades of Evening"—Wellington Amateur Choral Club. Piano kindly lent by Bristol Piano Coy. Collection at tEft Door. All for our Wouiulcd Soldiers! W.R. THE CORONATION W.R. OF HF.R "M"AJESTY THE rURNIVAL AUEEN ER iM-AJESTY THE OF WELLINGTON "PROVINCE ELLINGTON X ROVINCE WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE npOWN TTALL pALACE mOWN TTALL "DALACE A OWN XX ALL J- ALACE X OWN XI AIL X ALACE ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, AND THE, FOLLOWING NIGHTS AT 8 O'CLOCK. HER MAJESTY WILL HOLD A RECEPTION IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE CORONATION CEREMONY. THE DOORS OF THE PALACE WILL BE OPEN AT 7.30 P.M. THE BOX PLAN WILL BE OPEN AT TIIE ROYAL BOX OFFICE, BRISTOL PIANO CO., TO-DAY. AT 0 A.M. A LIMITED NUMBER OF SEATS ARE FOR RESERVE-Ss.. 35.; -and (unroiorved) 2s. NO EXTRA CHARGE IS MADE FOR RESERVES. By Order. JOSEPH LEWIS, Secretary of State to Her Majesty. THE GEMS OF THE CARNIVAL. (Under the Patronage of Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Liverpool.) COMBINED SCHOOLS' CONCERTS. LARGE TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, Ist JULY, 1915, S p.m. FRIDAY', 2nd JULY, 1915. A MASSED CHOIR OF 810 SCHOLARS THE PICK OF THE VOICES OF 23 CITY AND SUBURBAN SCHOOLS Will Sing NATIONAL AND PATRIOTIC SONGS OF GREAT BRITAIN & HER ALLIES THE SEVERAL NATIONS PORTRAYED in a MAGNIFICENT COLOUR-SCHEME Conductor—Mr. Robert Parker. Organist—Mr. Norman Collie, Mus. 8a0.., F.R.C'.O. Accompanists—Mrs. E. C. C'acliemaillc; Miss Dorothv Mills. Miss Phoebe Parsons, A.R.C.M., will sing. Mr. John" Proiise will sing. Miss Doris Dall will sing. Jlr. E. J. Hill will sin;.' PRICES, Is. Reserved Scats, 2s. Box Plan at Tho Bristol Piano Co J. COSTIN WEBB. Hon. Sec.. Royal sbvres china, raffle prize-winners 'OYAL SEVRES CHINA, RAFFLE PRIZE-WINNERS. The following are the Winning Nuin bers of the Roval Sevres China, ajid Diamond Ring:— SEVRES DINNER SET —2s. Gd. Ticket, No. So, M'Leod, Featherston Street, Wellington. SEVRES TEA SET —2s. Ticket, No. 1918, A. L. Willis, 7th Reinforcements. SEVRES COFFEE SET-ls. 6d. Ticket, No. 1260, Mr. Beamish, G.P.O. 50 PIECES—2O PRIZES ROYAL SERVES CHINA-ls. Tickets. The 20 Winning Tickets are as under!— First Prhe mentioned first, and rest in .order: Nos. 637, 567, 1855, 779, 381, 781, 036, 'J56, 517, 526, 061, 1101, 117, 529, 001, 714, 106, 119 693, 182. DIAMOND RING RAFFLE—Won by Ticket No. 3068, Miss L, Barker, 161 Thorndon Quay. TOPAZ BROOCH-Won by Ticket No, 368. Winning Tickets should be sent to Mrs. Adams, care Dr. Adams, 36 The Terrace, Wellington, or to ourselves, STEWART DAWSON AND CO., LTD., Jewelloi-6, Silversmiths, Wellington.

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