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AMUSEMENTS. . , .WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ATHLETIC PARK TO-DAY. TO-DAY. 3.15 P.M. AUCKLAND " v - WELLINGTON FOB THE BUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND., , '. 1 ' TWO NOVEL CURTAIN-RAISERS. TWO '.NOVEL CURTAIN-RAISERS. LADIES' INTERPROVINCIAL HOCKEY, POVERTY BAY v. MANAWATU, 12.40 p.m. CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON, 1.55 p.m. ■ SPECIAL NOTICE TO GRANDSTAND PATRONS.-Turnstile admitting direct from Rintoul Street will be open in middle of etand from 2 p.m. , ■' Admission, .16.; Grandstand, Is. Trentham Camp Military Band will be in attendance. ' . . . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14-THECHAMPAGNE OF RUGBY, "')[ . ■ PONEKE v.. PETONE (Cup Final).. PONEKE v. PETONB. ••'.■•"

PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. RED CROSS FUND (Terrace Day.) "THE TOWN-PLANNING OP THE ■ ■ ANCIENTS." AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE will be delivered "by MR. S. HURST SEAGER, A.F.R.1.8.A., V.P.N.Z.1.A., under tho patronage of Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Liverpool, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER .7, 1918, at 8 p'.ni., in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall. Tickets (Two Shillings and. One Shilling) can be obtained from the Bristol and from any member of the Terrace Day Committee. : ISLAND BAY HALL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), : At 8 o'clock. r< RAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT vTRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT Under the Patronage of Hie Worshij the Mayor (J. P. Luke, Esq., M.P., C.M.G.), and! Mrs. Luke, Dr. Newman, M.P., and R, A. "Wright, Esq, M.P. Items by some of the Best Talent oi the City. Vocal, Instrumental, Elocutionary, Dramatio, and Artistic Dancing, Proceeds in aid of Camp Entertainmenl Fund. Tickets, Is—Mrs. Coleridge, Hon Sec.; Mr. Darroch, Treasurer. (Piam kindly lent by Bristol Piano Co.). PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT FOR ■■t BED CROSS COPPER TRAIL. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, at 8 p.m.' Japanese Scene and other Amusing Sketches. Special , Singers, including Mr. Eugent i . Oseipoff and Miss Hazel Fuller. Admission— 2& and Is. WELLINGTON AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. / 1 (Conductor, Mr. Herry TomTa.) r< BAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT • In Aid of CAMP ENTERTAINMENT FUND. Under the Patronage of Their Excellen cies Lord and Lady Liverpool. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. W. R. P. JAQUES, Hon. Sec. ITALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY. ITALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY. MONSTER PLAIN & FANCY DRESS ONSTER PLAIN A FANCY DRESS MASQUE BALL, MASQUE BALL, . To be Held at the TOWN HALL, , < TOWN HALL, ! On . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1918. PROCEEDS to be devoted to Society , ! Funds for the PURCHASE OF COM FORTS FOR TROOPS IN ITALY. ■ LADIES, ss. j GENTLEMEN, sa. RE SERVED GALLERY SEATS for Speota tors, 2e. ; UNRESERVED, Is. Invitations to be had from Members of Committee , SPECIAL MUSIC SUPPLIED BY MR. MOSGHINI. GRAND MARCH AT 7.« P.M. H. CALVERT, C. J. PFAFF, Joint Hon. Sees., . Box 83, T<s Ato. P.S.—Masks will be supplied at th< Hall, Is. each. rpHORNDON RED CROSE SHOP DAY, SEPTEMBER 13. ■ '• GIFTS WANTED! Delicious Cakes, Sweet?, and Flovreri on Sale. ..•;•. . • Welcome Parcels of Produce and Gfoodi of all kinds wanted. COME AND BUY-HELP THE RED CROSS FOR N.Z. SOLDIERS. . SHOWS. HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURE SOCIETY.. SPRING SHOW. DRILL HALL, LOWER HUTT. ■WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, September 11 and 13, 1918. Show Opened by His Excellency the Got' ernor-General at 3 p.m. on Wednesday. . Trentham Military Band in Attendant during Afternoon, nnd Evening. Profits in Aid of Wounded Soldiere' Func ■ . Afternoon Tea. Schedules oan be prooured from th< ■undersigned; GEO. C. WEBB, , Hon. Secretary. SPORTING. DANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB MEETING. SEPTEMBER 11, 1918. TJIIRST RACE STARTS 11.30 A.M GOOD LUNCHEON provided by th( Dannevirke Ladies' Patriotic , Society, commenting 11.30 a.m. WALTER DOBSON. , Secretary. STAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, ANI SUPPER ROOMS. Dinner 5.30 to 7.30. One of the Best Appointed in the City, Smoking and Writing Room Provided for Gentlemen. , ALL CAKES HOME MADE. MISS READ, Proprietress. Willis Street (over H. D. Bennett's). YOU CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRT. SEND us 2s. 2d. and we'Jl post to' yot a neat Rubber Stamp and a Bottl< of Marking Ink, so that you, can hav< your name on everything. A. W. MORAN AND SON, Rubber Stamp Makers, 60 Willie Street, Wellingtoßj