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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 140, 10 December 1929, Page 2

gOXING. SARRON v. GRIME rTAmw\ LIIINGTC)N BOXING ASSOUAXION has never contemplated, as rumoured, reducing the seating accommodation m the back stalls by moving the dividing barrier. 6 THE EXECUTIVE regards such a suggestion as indicating a gross breach of taitn with patrons -who have regularly patronised jthat portion of the Hall and who are entitled to the same consideration as those who patronise the hisherpriced seats. EARLY DOOR TICKETS for the actual seating accommodation only will be available at the Box Office on Friday morning. lhe Association re-iterates its policy of providing the best possible talent at the lowest admission grices existing in New Zealand or Australia. W. G. TALBOT. Hon. Secretary. gOXING. ! TUESDAY, 17th DECEMBER. SARRON v. GRIME. PREFERENTIAL BOOKING PLAN will be available afc the Box Office TOMORROW (Wednesday), from 9 a.m. tc 9 p.m. BOX PLAN for what seats are avail able will open on THURSDAY MORNING AT 9 A.M. NO TICKETS FOR EARLY DOORf will be sold meantime, except for Bad Stalls, as announced elsewhere. ORGAN GALLERY. Provision is beiuj made for the reservation of a limited num ber of seats in the Organ Gallery. COUNTRY CLIENTS can remit to th< Hon. Secretary, when the best possible seats available will be allocated. The Box Plan Opens at The Bristol To morrow (Wednesday), at 9 o'clock. THE'ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION, -vv ELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. Conductor, John Bishop. •MESSIAH." "MESSIAH." ••MESSIAH/' "MESSIAH." • TOWN HALL, SATURDAY NEXT, Uth DECEMBER. MO PERFORMERS 300 300 PERFORMERS 300 Soloists; Soprano—AMY WOODWARD. Contralto—MlNA CALDOW (Auckland' Tenor—HAROLD PRESCOTT (Christ church). Baritone—EßNEST SHORT. Concessions to Colleges and Schools. PRICES-5S (Res.), 3s (Res.), plui tax, and 2s. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Secretary. Tel. -43-912. y OEE our 3-piece Silk Jumper Suits. ,Yoi U can hive them «a «uy terms. Hei msaa'e, 13a, Cpiirtenajr-pl.