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Otaki Mail, 11 September 1922, Page 3

OTAKI THEATRE. WEDNESDAY-^" Our Second B. and C. Programme "BIG G A M E." "B I G G A M E." Featuring May Allison and a Star Cast Also the Fourth Round of "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." 2000 feet of real wholesome sport and excitement. NOTE—Tickets issued last week for Church Bazaar benefit, "Bars of Iron," will admit i" Wednesday's progrtimmi —"Big Game." If you want to spend an enjoyable evening, come on Wednesday to. see 111 is too-niueh-i'or-the-money-programme. FRIDAY— Marie Frevost in "N 0 B O D Y 'S F O O L." "NOBODY'S FOOL." SATURDAY— Constance Talmaclgc in "WOMAN'S PLACE." ■•' WOM A N ' S PL A C E.' * And don't forget, this is a gala night. 3000 ft. of "Imperial India,' - showing the beautiful scones of the Prince of Wales' tour in India. Ordinary Prices. HARD-UF DANCE Will tie held at the Theatre on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 (TO-MORROW) At S p.m. Dancing continued till 1 a.m. ALL MUST BE IN HARD UP COSTUME. SUPPER PROVIDED. Music by Lave Ni Gents 2s Od; ladi EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE TE HORO PUBLIC HALL, WEDNESDAY P. J. TAYLOR, rctary Hall Comm OTAKI HORTICULTURAL AND DAFFODIL SOCIETY. BULB SHOW, 1922. OTAKI THEATRE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. Open:—2 to 5, and 7 to 9.30 p.m. Entries Close NOON MONDAY. IS. Donations of cakes, etc.. for tea ooms. Miss Baker, and lolly stall, Mrs Reynolds, are solicited. Band in Attendance. S. NORGROVE, Secretary. PARAPARAUMU AND DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. rpHE SPRING SHOW of the above will be held on WEDNESDAY, 13th inst. Prize Schedules can lie obtained from JOHN G. MACLEAN, OTAKI CROQUET CLUB. rpHE Otaki Croquet Club will hold a DANCE AND SOCIAL in the Druids' Hall on WEDNESDAY. 13th. at S p.m. Gents 2s. Ladies Is and a.. basket. I MRS J. R. BILLS. Hon. Sec OTAKI LITERARY & DEBATING CLUB. | CHILDREN'S EVENING. ! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 j In The OTAKI THEATRE COMPETITIONS—(SchooI Children). DRAWING—(A House, Lady, or Policeman). (1) Children under 12 (2) 12 and over. SONG—(Own Selection). (1) under 12 j (2) 12 and over RECITATION— (Own Selection) — (1) Standard IV and under. (2) Over Standard IV. SPELLING—(I) Std. IV and under. '2; Over Standard TV. ESSAY—"If you were to be granted a wish, what would you wish for! Give your reasons." (1) Children under 12. £2) 12 and over. PIANOFORTE SOLO—(1) Under 12. (2) 12 and over. BEST LOCAL LIMERICKCD School Children. (2) Adults. I j Entries (no charge) eloM at "Otaki Mail" Office, or with any member of Committee, MONDAY, September 15. j Admission to Theatre Is. competitors free, otter children 3d. TO PARENTS. Yoi want your children to have good : teeth, don't sou" Therefore care must 1 be taken to see that they brush them twice daily. Salt and water is excellent for this. Your chemist stocks much to choose from in this direction. Give the children also wholemeal bread and plenty of fresh fruit ana vegetables. Let them avoid sweets and eating between metis. Have thtir teeti test fsrt:r supplied or appli 3. MACKENZIE, Dentes* Lfvin. A2hT> MOOEE'S.