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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 857, 28 December 1929, Page 14

BROAD SIDING BLANDFORD PARK SPEEDWAY. THREE MINUTES FROM QUEEN STV (Right in Heart of Auckland.) EASY TO GET TO, EASY TO GET HOME AGAIN. The Safest, Fastest and Mott Spectacular Track in New Zealand. TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. SPECIAL BIG NINE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR GOLD HELMET. RIDERS THAT THRILL WITH STUNT. ING. BROADSIDING AND PACE NEW YEAR HANDICAP OF £54 10/-. SPECIAL CHALLENGE RACE FOUR LAPS, ROLLING START

BETWEEN LEN SOWERBY and ALBY LEMON. REMEMBER. A.C.U. REGISTRATION HAS NO FEARS FOR RIDERS THAT CAN HOLD THEIR OWN WITH ALL. COMERS. THEIR ABILITY WILL ALWAYS KEEP THEM AT THE TOP. 5,000 PEOPLE ROSE IN THEIR SEATS AND CHEERED WALKER, LEMON AND GOLDBERG IN LAST WEEK’S SPECIAL MATCH RACE IN THE SENSATIONAL TIME OF 78s, AND NOTE, THEY ALL FINISHED. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. DON’T BE MISLED TONIGHT (SATURDAY) 8 P.M. ADM G ENTS, '| Os. L ADIES GEO. HUNT, Speedway Manager* CITY OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL PARK SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK. AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAUD PROGRAMME. God Save the King. MARCH—“The Old Grey Mare .PanelU GLEE—“HaiI Smiling Morn Spoffortn OVERTURE—“Zampa” Herold HUMORESQUE “The Coster’s Courtship Mackenzie CORNET DUET—‘Cheerfulness’ Gumbert Soloists, Messrs. FRED BOWES and „ T. R. MORGAN. SELECTION— “Reminiscences of land Go#* INTERVAL. triumphal MARCH —‘Cleopatra”. Mancms PICCOLO SOLO—“The Comet’ 1 ... Brewer Soloist, mr. hal c. Mclennan. SELECTrON—“Tangled Tunes” Ketteloejf NOVELTY DANCE—“My Coquette” Paul Andre* MARCH— “The Blue Ridge Division” Rocereto National Anthem. ...-ru Conductor—Mß. CHRISTOPHER SMITH* TOWN HALL, SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8.30 O’CLOCK. MUSICAL RECITA'. By the _ . AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL BAKU PROGRAMME. MORCEAU MILITAIRE—’’The OVERTURE-'‘ltalians in A, o ieri ” BosJ i»i WALTZ—"Tout Paris” MORCEAU— (a) "The Mill in th |£°,£r, (b) "Anona” : ' oJne H* MARCH—"The Old Grey Mare” F*f"fL. THRI-E IRISH DANCES SELECTION—"Maritana” . . Wall*** National Anthem. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Cl** '