AMUSEMENTS. THE CARNIVAL. TARANAKI’S UNIQUE HOLIDAY EVENT. NEW ZEALAND AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL, I AT ELTHAM, j FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26th and 27th, 1913. EVERY Axeman and Sawyer of note in the Dominion a competitor. Leading Cyclists from both Islands. Australian Champion Axemen and Sawyers competing, also Australian Cyclists. Now is the time to make arrangements for your Holiday, so be sure yo,u see the , AXEMEN’S CARNIVAL. HE AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL. AT ELTHAM. DECEMBER 26th and 27th, 1913.' The following events have been addFirst day.—lsoyds Handicap and 440yds Handicap. , Second day.—Bßoyds Handicap, and Mile Cycle Handicap. Each event is worth £B. Prizes £5, £2, £l. ' Nomination 3s, acceptance 2s, Entries close on December 6th. ed to the programme:T. C. STANNERS, Secretary, Eltham.
Annual school concert, TOWN HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11th. PROGRAMME: Part I. 1, Orchestral Selection. 2 Song (Selected), Miss Sangster. 3 Chorus Boys and Girls. (“My Uncle’s Farm’’) 4 Chorus (“Ring of Roses”) Infants. 5 Ribbon Dance Girls. 6 Chorus (Milk Maids) Girls. 7 Chorus (1 “Tip-toe Song”) Infants (2 “Cradle Song”) 8 Chorus (“Dunces”) Boys and Girls 9 Song (Selected), Miss Sangster. 10 Chorus (a “Lazy Bones”) Infants (b “Good Night.”) Part IT. 1 Orchestral Selection. 2 “DAME DURDEN’S SCHOOL.” Dame Durden Hazel Wolfe Fairy Content ..... Evelyn Moon. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. LAST PERFORMANCE. A complete new' show of the brightest magnitude. Special engagement of the • FAMOUS ASHTON COMPANY, comprising six perfect lady acrobats and gymnasts. The celebrated WALDORF TROUPE (8 in number). A bevy of beautiful lady gymnasts who perform a most beautiful tableau ‘of white statuary, with limelight effects. They keep you guessing. THE WALHALLA BROS., direct from the leading English Halls. English Comedy, Acrobats, Musicians, and Hat-Spinners. MISS ETHEL ASHTON,
achieving th 6 most graceful aerial dances and suspended poses. Defying all the laws of equilibrium. 30 New Star Artists. 30 70 horses, ponies, mules, and donkeys. Every item new to New Zealand. The only show that took Christchurch, Wellington ,Palmerston North and Wanganui by storm. REMEMBER—TWO NIGHTS ONLY. People’s Popular Prices. A. 0. \y IS LANG, Touring Rep. WHEN a woman proposes to visit my shop for the purpose of buying jewellery of any kind, you may know she is aware that I have the finest assortment in town, and ray prices cannot bo beaten. Suppose you look in when passing—you are under no obligation to buy—but I would like you to see for yourself, so that you’d know where to come when you do want anything. JOHN pETRIE, | Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician. STRATFORD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 80, 4 December 1913, Page 1
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