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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 602, 2 March 1929, Page 16

THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION

AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. Lewis Eady, Ltd., HalJ, Doors below John Court Ltd.) SUNDAY EVENING. 6.20 Doers Open I Music (Eadytrola). 7 p. Service Beg n * 7.20. Preacher: REV. CHARLES CHANDLER. Subject: “THE DISAPPOINTING MAN’ A -earty invitation is extended to all our c'd trends and former missionttes. STPANGERS who have no Church Home a-e invited to make their home with us. SOCIAL HOUR, 8.20-9.30. when we “get together'* for a cup of tea and a chat. During the Evening there will be a Solo by MISS VERONICA HORROCKS. CAVALRY*' (Rodney). NR— Holy Communion THURSDAY, 11 a.m., Mission Chapel, Wellesley St., West. T HE PRESIDENT OF CONFERENCE WILL PREACH AT ST. JOHN S, PONSONBY, TO-MORROW, AT 11. Popular :: Sunday Service Strand Conducted by REV. C. G. SCRIMGEOUR Methodist City Missioner. JOIN IN THE Great Community Sing Song Leader: MR. LES TAKLE. Organist: MR. JACK SHAW. Pianist: MR. REG. SMITH Soloist. MISS RETA McCULLAY SEE THE “TEN COMMANDMENTS” Doors Open at 7 p.m. Service Commences 7.30. £BS FOR MOTORISTS. Yes, 85 of the best in prizes fo decorated Motor-cars, Motor-bik and Side-cars, etc., at the Grea F’oral Fete in connection witl St. Patrick’s Day Celebratior Auckland Domain, Sat., March 1< Classes for Private and Commer cial Vehicles. Entries close p.m. on the 13th, with the Secre tary, M-. Dougherty, Mahoney’ Buildings. 28 Shortland Stree' Phone 45-770.

CITY OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL PARK j! SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 O’CLOCK. j' Brllhant Musical Programme by the Auckland Municipal Band Conductor: Mr. Christopher Smith. GOD SAVE THE KING. March, “Kopriva" ..... Nicol Hymn, “Lights Abode Celestial Salem" - - Smart j Overture. "Italiana in Algieri” Rossini i Suite, “Three Woodland Dances” Haines 1 Cornet Solo, "Your Eyes Have Told Me So” Soloist, Mr. J. Davis. Hardy Selection, "Reminiscences of Wales” - . Godfrey 1 INTERVAL. March, "British Steel” -- - Underhill , Waltz. "For Valour” .... Ancliffe Selection, "Classica Memories” Ewing A Musical Impression, "Treasure Island” - - Farman March, "Wait for the Wagon” Woodhouse NATIONAL ANTHEM. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk DARE-DEVIL AIRPLANE STUNTS. Something never before attempted in Auckland—thrilling, hair-rais-ing stunts in mid-air, with stalled engine, looping, etc., at the St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations, Auck- 1 land Domain, on Saturday. March 10 (and don’t forget the National Concert in the Town Hall in the evening). SWIMMING. AUCKLAND CENTRE, N.Z.A.SA. BORG CARNIVAL CAMERON Monday, March 11, at 8 p.m. Tepid Baths, Hobson Street. Programme of Events: 11yds Invitation Scratch Race. 440yds First Class Handicap. 60 2-2yds Men’s; 66 2-3yds Ladies. 100yds Dual Relay. 100yds Breaststroke. 66 2-3yds Junior Boys, 17 years, and 66 2-3yds Junior Girls, under 17 years, Handicaps. Open Dive, Two Compulsory, One Voluntary. Nominations for all Events will close on Wednesday, March 6, at the Tepid Baths, or with the Hon. Secretary. H. MOORE, Hon. Secretary. Mt. Eden Fire Station. DEVONPORT AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB Grand Championship Carnival TEPID BATHS, TUESDAY, MARCH 5. WHO WILL WIN? G. BRIDSON OR D. P. LINDSAY. In 880yds Auckland Championship. See "Sensational” Peggy Robertson meet Miss Ena Stockley in great 50yds Scratch Race and 100yds Cup Race. See Auckland’s Crack Sprinters in Great 100yds Invitation Hdcp. An Evening Not to Be Missed. Admission: Adults 1s; Children Sd. F. LANGLEY, Hon. Sec. HIGH KICKING. Well, not exactly—but there will be a massed display of Traditional Irish Dances by a speciallytrained Corps de Ballet of 100 Dancers, under the direction of Miss Aileen Beresford, at the St. Patrick's Day Celebration, Auckland Domain, Sat., March 16— and don’t forget the National Concert, Town Hall, same evening DIXIELAND CABARET l The Dixieland Cabaret will be the Btene of another pleasant dance this evening. The floor is perfect and the cabaret is always delightfully cool. Music will be supplied by the Dixieland Dance Band, and dancing will be continued until midnight.