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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 583, 12 November 1920, Page 2

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NOVEMBER 26 AND 27; new sporis"fixture. Present point tc 1'. ; 20 flower shdw, to be held a vember 26 and 27, under the au of St. Andrew's Church Flowers Committee, eclipsing previous ri of events of its kind yet he Pukekoha. In order to cope wi expected increase in entries ai tendance, the promoters hav< gaged the Franklin A. and 1 ciety's spacious buildings at Showgrounds, and in these pr< the exhibits can be displayed t ter advantage, jvhile the publi "ittend with greater comforts, .stone is being left unturned to I'ne function a great success, a that is required now is publi exhibitors' patronage. Year by the show has increased, and o occasion a once miniature exh )f flowers, home industries, I work and prodfafe, should bs crted into a*big horticultur, 'ndustrial show. Entries close p.m. on November 20, and"* ieft at the "Times" Office, Mr. Lawrie's office, or with the join ;ccietaries, Messrs/ A. F. Brow 3. D. Munn. Schedules are obti crom Mr. C. K. Lawrie th •etaries. During each evening the sh in progress there will be co ' ions for young and old, includii ow fights, stump speeches, i var, bun eating, nail driving, iinoking, and guessing. On Saturday, November 27, s ' ster sports meeting will be h conjunction With the 'show. 1 meneing at 1 p.m. a great day should eventuate. Besides th< j events for athletics (for part , see ai*e fire brigade ( tions, races for boys and gir skipping for the latter, a Maor md a football kicking ■comjx For further particulars see a