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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1212, 24 February 1914, Page 3

OORONATION TOWN HALL. MUNICIPAL”PICTURES. TOMORROW! THE DEATHSTONE OF INDIA, STAR DRAMA OF 3.000 FT. Gillon Acrobatic Duo —Vaudeville Influence of the Unknown —Drama Pathe Gazette —Topical The Butler’s Secret —Drama River Banks —Scenic Her Present —Comic The Seed Industry of N.Z. —Scenic Shorty and Sandy Work Together —Comic FIRST CLASS ORCHESTRA, (Under new management). Circle is, Stalls :m 1 Pit 6d. CHILDREN HAu- - PRICE. BOOKING FREE at the Town Clerk’s Office during office hours. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. C. J. KENT-JOHNSTON, Manager rjIOWN HALL - FOXTON' Direction - Stephenson and Linley. NEXT FRIDAY NIDIFY THE ROYAL PANTOMIME CO. Presents Little tjo-peep. TITLE _L>O-PEEP. The Girl Who Lost her Sheep. Beautifully staged. Regally costumed. A Whirlwind of Fun. The brightest and best musical tit-bit of modern times. Including a series of brilliant and attractive musical sketches and specialities. Magnificent stage pictures including a glorious transformation “The Four Seasons. Little 80-peep. Little 80-peep. Little 80-peep. Little 80-peep. Interpreted by a company of 52 STAR ARTISTS. Magnificent Ensembles. Dainty Ballets. Popular Prices : 4s. 3s and 2s. Box plan at Town Clerk’s Office. W. A. Low - Touring Manager. CRICKET CARNIVAL. WEDNESDAY, 4rtt MARCH, AT VICTORIA PARK. FANCY DRESS CRICKET MA FCH, Ladies v. Men. Also following events:— I. Throwing Cricket Ball (Trophies ;s 6d and 55.) IT. Wheelbarrow Race (2 trophies 756 d.) 111. Obstacle Race (Trophy 10s 6d.) IV. Boy’s Handicap (Trophies ss, 2s 6d.) V. Girl’s Handicap (Trophies ss, 2s 6d.) VI. Tug of War (Trophies 5s each.) VII. Relay Race 100, 200 and 300 yards (3 trophies 7s 6d each.) Entrance fees in events 1., 11., HI , VI. and VII., 6:1 pe l ; man. Procession through town at 2 p.m Cricket Match Commences 2.30. Admission 6d, children 3d-

KDWN HALL - FOXTON. FRIDAY, MARCH 6th, 1914. FOXTON HORTICULTURAL, FLORAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION’S AUTUMN SHOW. ENTRIES close 10 p.m. Wednesday, March 4th, 1914. Late entries to 9 p.m. night before the Show, each late entry one shilling. Entrance fee on all exhibits, 6d per entry; members, 3d, except where otherwise stated. Children’s classes, 3d per entry; over four entries, free. Mrs Greig’s Trophy (to be won three times) for most points in Cut Flowers and Vegetables. Mr Wm. Ross’ Trophy (to be won three times) for most points in Cookery. Mrs H. Witchell’s Trophy for best Rose. Mr B. H. Just’s Special value 10s 6d, class 115. Mr Perreau’s Cake for points in decorative. Special attractions. Afternoon lea rooms and sweet stalls. Novel competitions. Entry forms from the undersigned. H. C. PATTERSON, Secretary. ORONATION TOWN HALL. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, March 10th, I ith, I2th and 13th. CATHOLIC BAZAAR & ART UNION.

Full Particulars Later. P. I. HENNESSY, Hon. Sec, miiE undersigned desires to notify X the public that as he is leaving Foxton with the launcii, Taniora. immediately after Easter holidays, the launch will only be available for excursionists up to that time. P. DANIELL, Proprietor. THANKS. MR & MRS ARTHU R WALLBUTTON desire to thank all kind friends who sent messages of sympathy etc., during their recent sad bereave: ient. FOR SALE Girl’s juvenile bicycle in first-class order Apply Herald Office. Wanted KNOWNt-Engiish Flannel 7 l Ad yd./*!hort Curtain yd., 36m White Calico l4s 6d doz., 54in White Sheeting ojid yd. Table Damask ll l A d yd., Lace Curtains is lid pr., Towels each, Jap. Crepe 6d yd, G. H. STILES.