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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 557, 9 April 1913, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. Empress Theatre, Rora Street . . . Te Kuiti. Direction: King Country Picture Co., Ltd. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. ANOTHER STAR FEATURE. PATHE'S MASTERPIECE OF SENSATION. In two Acta, THE CHILD STEALERS, An appealing story of Parisian Life in natural colours. i Supported By— Programme of Dramatic, Topical, Comedy, and Scenic Subjects. RINK, TE KUITI. Premier Pictures THURSDAY, 10th APRIL, 1913. Training Elephants in India Interest Girl Reporters' Big Scoop Kalem Drama WheVi Father Fetched the Doctor Comic Voyage in Turkey Travel PARTNERS. Selig Drama Bidoni'B Forage Cap Comic She Never Knew Vita. Drama Betty Fools Dear Old Dad S. and A. Comedy Making Safes Industry Way of the Mountains Lubin Drama Bachelor's Bride Kalem Drama THURSDAY AT THE RINK. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. rjl 0W N HALL, T® KUITI. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, April 11th and 12th. The Merrymakers Specialty Company MUSIC. MIRTH. MAGIC. Hoeaded by MYSTERIOUS D'ALMAINE, America's Leading Hypnotist. In a series of hypnotic suggestions including catalepsy, human crane and bloodless surgery. You must laugh at the antics of local subjects. SHARP AND FLAT, Eccentric bell-ringers and instrumentalists.

PHILLIS CREMER, A sweet singer of sweet songs, And a full vaudeville programme including Clarke and Collins, Pip Evans, Fred Carlson, Perce Lorraine. Prices. —3s, 2s, and Is. SPECIAL OUTSIDE ATTRACTION. MYSTERIOUS D'ALMAINE will perform the sensational and weird hypnotic blindofld drive, during which he will endeavour to find an article bidden by local committee from railway at 3 p.m. BERT. CRAWFORD, Publicity Manager. Aria Sports. (Under the Rules of N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Union). To be held on the Aria Domain. r£|HURSDAY, 10th APRIL, .1913 PROGRAMME. 100 yds Handicap.—First 30s, second 10s Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. 220 yds Handicap.—First 40s, second 10s. Nom 3s, acc. la 6d. 150yd 1 ? Hurdle Handicap. First 40s, second 10a Nom. 3s, acc. Is 6d. 880 yds Handicap —First 60s, second 15s. Nom. 4s, acc. 3s. One Mile Handicap.—First 80s, second 20s. Nom. sa, acc. 4s. Hop, Step and Jump. First 30s, second 10s. Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. High Jump Handicap. First 30s, second 10s. Nom. 2s 6d, acc. la. Maiden Chop, 15in. block. —First 40s, second 10s. Nom. 4s. Handicap Chop, 15in. block.—First £6, sceond 203. Nom. ss, acc. 4s. HORSE EVENTS. Jumping Competition over three flights of hurdles. —Trophy value £2. Ladies' Bracelet. —Trophy value £3. Post entry. , Pace Race. —Trophy value £3. Post entry. NOMINATIONS, with fees, for running and chopping events, together wi*h performances for last two years, must be sent to tbe secretary by THURSDAY, March 27th, 1913 Handicaps will appear in tb9 King Country Chronicle. Admission to ground Is. Member's ticket ss. DANCE IN HALL AT NIGHT. F. J. MAYNE, Hon. Sec. TE KUITI RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of ratepayers interested in the formation ot tee above association will be held in the Municipal Hall next FRIDAY, April lltb, at<B p.m. All are invited to attend. J. H. TRINNEAR, Secretary pro tem. Just refer to my monev - saving price-list on page 6 of this issue. jfißfltU.nr. Yinni — n " n ° 11 r™ fl * a for J. E.