CHILDREN'S DAY
'AT THE i EASTER CARNIVAL. < -A.gjeai day is proniised'the ohilclren attending, primary. -schools on the third day Cariiival (Erid.ay,,'March '$). -For'.tliat d,ay,;.a special -sports programme of 'hug© 'dijnengioria is being arranged. Tbejfe. are. no fewer, tliqi'j, 31 ife'ms, for. boys arid ,2.0' ilcnis. for,-girls,;and/owing to the.length, of 'the prograiiirn.e 'the'events for,- boys', and. 'girlH.wJU.probaMy. -liay.e to be. got, oft simultanebusly. ■ Tlio 'ovftnts for boya. will' include ranning and walking races over .several distances ■ (the "'entrants to bo.classified according to.age), high.and long jumps, throwing the cri'dset "ball, 'drop-kieki'rigi .obstacle and relay races.:■■■•■ For the girls. t-hefo, -will Iks running and skipping, races, races, threading needle races, and -egg and , spoon vrace,; and .a bicycle »&%!&-..■: '::■■ *■■:■•;■ .- . '■■■, : ■■~.. ' h No entry fees will be charged, .but sixpence. admission to the 'grounds will be. charged for every -school boy ..and. girl. .The programme has.been approved by tho Headmasters 1 Association.
THE. AtITOMOBILE PABADE.
Already quite a .number of ladies and gentlemen have signified' their willingness to take part in the decorated .autocar, procession which.is being arranged its connection, with the. Citizens' Easier Carnival, amongst them being: Mrs. J, P. lute (t'hoi Jtayo.ress),-Mrs. 6. SfiirtcHlfe, Councillor E. Fletcher, Miss Maxwell;. Pr. '-. Platts-Mffis, '' Son, John Dnthie, Mr.",S. ML .Underwood. Mr. R> Pearson',' Councillor «F>, 15. Fitzgerald, i Mr,, F. Town'serid (Mayfer of Miramar), Mr. Scott*(6f the Argyll. Motor Comi"pany), Mr. Alec. Smith (New House), Mr. W. H. 'Morton' (City. Engineer), Fire. Brigade (decorated. "Eugenic),- Mr, Ew'eh- (Sargood, Son, an,d Eis-en), Mr. Lutx/Mr. -William'Campbell, Councillor T ,C. A. Hislop, and iho Vietem Laundry; The committee hopes to receive- a great many more names, In order that the show may bo. made- an imposing one.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1989, 20 February 1914, Page 10
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276CHILDREN'S DAY Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1989, 20 February 1914, Page 10
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