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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 19 November 1915, Page 1

A WHOLE WAR PROGRAMME. Sat. (Nov. 18, 19, 20.) THE GREAT WAR RECRUITING PICTURE, “Will THEY NEVER COME/’ tShowu Under the Patronage of The Governor and Lady Liverpool, The Prime Minister of New Zealand, and the Minister of Defence. ALSO BRILLIANT FRENCH VICTORY IN THE VOSGES MOUNTAINS (This is the First Authentic Fighting Picture shown here. OUR CAVALRY IN FRANCE. CANADIANS RALLY ROUND THE FLAG. NIEUPORT UNDER. FIRE. THE SAMOAN RELIEF FORCE and BELGIUM FUND POSSESSION IN WELLINGTON. REMEMBER FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. USUAL PRICES: D.C. Is. Stalls 6d.

DAINTY AFTERNOON TEA. Wanted Known—That at MRS DENNESS’ TEA and REFRESHMENT ROOMS, near Cochran’s music warehouse a Dainty Cup of Afternoon Tea or Morning Tea is every day available. A trial earnestly solicited. MRS W. DENNESS, MAIN STREET. Axgmsa’s Carnival FIFTEENTH ANNUAL—GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP CARNIVAL. Of the ■ N.Z. AXEMEN’S. ASSOCIATION. To be held at ELTHAM, TARANAKI, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1915. PROGRAMME. 1. World’s Championship Chop, £35. — 2ft. standing blocks. First prize, £lO and 20 guinea cup; eecond prize £3; third prize £l. Nomination £l. 2. Underhand Handicap, £2OO. —16in. log. First prize £l2; second, £5; third, £3. .Nomination 10/; acceptance 10/. 3. N.Z Axemen’s Cup Handicap, £lO. —lßin. standing block. First prize, Axemen’s Cup and.£3o in caslh; second, £8; third, £2, Nomination 15/; acceptance 15/. Every other competitor in final heat will receive £1 on finishing. 4. Visitors’ Chop of £8. —15in. standing block. First pri/3 £5; second, £2; third, £l. Nom. 5/. 5. Single-handed Sawing Championship of the World of £8. —2ft. logs. First prize Gold Medal value £5 or cash; second prize, £2; third prize, £l. Nom. 7/6.

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