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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 436, 3 February 1912, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. [TOWN HALL, TE KUITI. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Empire Picture Coy. Will Present "THE DELHI DURBAR." The most brilliant and dazzling spectacle of beauty, pomp and spiimdour ever witnessed. "THE DELHI DURBAR," .In all its Oriental magnificence. COME AND SEE This great, exclusive picture not a mere snapshot, but a lengthy living picture of the most glorious pageant in the history of the nation COME AND SEE Our sp'endid new programme Cowboy Stories, Bathe Gazette, Pretty Scenica, Exciting Dramas, and Rollicking Comics POPULAR PRICES AS USUAL. m 0 W N HALL, T E KUITI WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, February 7th and Bth. Princess Pictures THE PICK OF HARRINGTON'S FILMS, The 'argest film producers in the Australian Colonies. PRICES AS USUAL. C. ZAINEY, Managing Director LEXANDRIA RINK, TE KUITI. Danciiur. AN up to-date dance will be held in the Alexandria Skating Rink, Te Kuiti, on THURSDAY, Bth FEBRUARY Dancing from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Gentlemen 2s, ladies free. Refreshments procurable at the hall. Music —Violin and Piano. M.C., Mr H. Halley. T. GRINTER Promoter. LOST on or about January 11th, from my paddock in Otorohanga, a light bay pony mare, white star on forehead, white patch on nose, no visible marks or brands. Detention will incur prosecution. Finder rewarded on returning to P. D. Hargreaves, Otorohanga. TO BUSHMEN. 110 LET, 200 acre 3 of bushfelling, in one or two lots, ready to start immediately. Apply to L. VERRY, Haku. Aria Sports, To be held on th« Aria Domain mHURSDAY. 7th MARCH, 1912. OFFICERS:—Patron, C. K. Wilson, Esq., M.P.; President, Mr J. Reardon, senr. ; Vice-presidents, Messrs 11. E. Lewis, J. Collins, G. I'arkes, J. Heard, D. C. McDonald, J. O'Sullivan, A. Williams, C. Chilcott, F. Darrow, N. C. Matthew, J. Smyth, P. Smyth, C. B. Holloway, J. B. Young, S. Williamson, F. Stevens, N. G. McKenize; Stewards, Messrs. E. Burnell, C. B. Holloway; Handicappers, (running) Messrs R. P. Coburn and H. K. Riley (chopping) Mr Thos. McKinder; Judges, Messrs J. Collins and P. Smyth; Judge for horse events, Mr E. Meredith; Starter, Mr H. Rothery; Timekeeper, Mr C. Chilcoifc; Clerk of Course, Mr McHolm. PROGRAMME. 100 Yards Handicap— First oils. second 10s. Nomination 2s, ;;eceptance Is. 220 Yards Handicap—First £2, second 10s. Nomination 2s (id, acceptance Is (id. 440 Yards Handicap —First .£2 IDs, second 10s, third ss. Nomination lis, acceptance 2s. Half-mile Handicap First £[), second £l, third 10s. Nomination Is, acceptance 3s. One Mile Handicap First £l, second 30s, third 10s. Nomination ss, acceptance 4s. CHOPPING EVENTS. Maiden Chop, 15 inch block —First £2, second 10s. Nomination 4s. Handicap Chop, 15 inch block— First £B, second ."Us. third 10s. Nomination 7s (id, acceptance ss. Underhand Chop, 15 inch block" ■- First £4, second 20s, third 10s. Nomination ss, acceptance 2s (id. HORSE EVENTS. Hunters' Competition, over three flights of hurdles. Trophy value £2. Nomination 4s. Ladies' Bracelet -Horses to gallop 200 yards, rider to dismount, run CO yards, get a needle threaded, run back to horse and gallop back to post. Trophy value £3. Nomination ss. Bare-back Race—Last horse to win. Trophy value £3. NOMINATIONS close with secretary at Aria, February 22nd. Nominators for foot events must send in performances for last two years. Nominations fees must accompany all nominations. HANDICAPS will appear in the King Country Chronicle Four starters or no second prizj; three starters or no race. ADMISSION to ground Is. First class luncheon on ground. Member's tickets ss. F. J. MAYNE. Hon. Sec. A DANCE Will be held in the Public Hall at Night. I