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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 184, 1 May 1940, Page 3

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\ I ' WELLINGTON WRESTLING ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, MAY 6. See John Katau, the great Canadian wrestler, who beat Lofty Blomfield last week, in action again on Monday night—this time against Chief Little Wolf, with his famous match-winning Indian Death Lock. The rugged Canadian, with his wide array of holds, and the lively action and unexpected moves of Chief Little Wolf, should provide plenty of excitement. i The preliminaries-will commence at 8 o’clock and will include one of the semiprofessional bouts which are becoming increasingly popular. JOHN KATAN v. CHIEF LITTLE WOLF (Seventeen stone and over (The colourful Red Indian—expert exsix feet, acclaimed ‘by critics ponent of the Indian Death Lock.) as one of the five best wrestlers in the world.) Semi-Professional and Amateur Bouts at 8 p.m. . BOCK AT E. W. HUMPHREY’S, MANNERS STREET. Prices: 5/-, 3/-, 2/-; Ladies, 2/6 (All Plus Tax). SPECIAL.NOTE : Ordinary Bookings Tocjay. Free List Entirely Suspended.

ONLY 48 HOURS TO GO 1 ONLY 48 HOURS TO GO ’ N.Z. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION N.Z. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION A CLOSES THIS SATURDAY. The marvellous exhibits, the fascinating displays, the magnificent courts and pavilions, the spectacular illuminations — and the thousand other attractions of this vast wonderland all conclude this Saturday. Don’t miss one moment of the last 48 hours (4 days of 12 hours) — they’ll be the best of the Exhibition! NOVELTY FEATURE TONIGHT N.Z. YOUTH ON PARADE 8 p.m. in the Assembly Hall. One of the best novelty shows you’ve ever seen, Community Singing; Model Aeroplane display; Physical Fitness demonstration; display by the Swords Club; “Rising Stages,” a troupe of juvenile performers; and .“Interesting Bedtime Stories,” by the Guard from Buckle Street, are all included in this novel and entertaining programme. IT IS “YOUTHS OWN SHOW RUN BY HIMSELF.” COME TO THE EXHIBITION ! Admission To Exhibition: Adults 1/-; Juveniles (under 16), 6d. You see the whole Exhibition (with the exception of Waitomo Caves, Cabaret and Amusement Devices) for the one admission price. HOURS: Courts, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. PJayland, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; to midnight Thursday, Friday, Saturday. COMING EVENTS: THURSDAY and SATURDAY: Maori Concerts.

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