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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 20 December 1907, Page 3

rpilE GREATEST ATHLETIC ATTRACTION IN THE DOMINION. THE AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. ELTHAM. 26th and 27tlx DECEMBER.

Don't Fail to Come and See I)AVE PRETTY, The Marvellous Record-breaker, defend his title as CHAMPION 01' NEW ZEALAND against

AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST AXEMAN, CIIAItLES MILEY, Who has established his title as CHAMPION OF AUSTRALIA by twice defeating that hitherto invincible axeman, Gus Blanc. W. WESTON ■ Will attempt to establish a New Record in the UNDERHAND CHAMPIONSHIP. TOM PETTITT, World's Champion Single Hand Sawyer since 1899. JOHN PHILLIPS, New Zealand Champion Singlo Hand Sawyer. " \ < ' M&Um Torn | PETTITT BROS. | Jack- , Double Hand Champions of Australia. VOLZKE BROS., World's Record-holders Double Hand v Sawing, JOE NEWSTROSKI, The Winner of 10Q Guineaj at the last Carnival, JACK HARTNETT, Winner of the £l5O Handicap at the Exhibition Carnival. DAVE PITCHER, Champion of West Australia And 120 OTHER FIRST-CLASS COMPETITORS. SPECIAL TRAIN leaves New Plymouth at 0,30 a.m. on First Day (26th December). ADMISSION TO GROUND- | ONLY A SHILLING. F. E. HARDY, Secretary.

HYGIENIC BAKERY, J. C. L E G G QUAKES this opportunity to thank hii many patrons for past support, and to intimate to them that, owing to largely-increased business he is obliged to remove to more commodious premises. So that, on and after JANUARY' Oh next, the business will be carried on at MURTON AND CO.'S PREMISES, three doors below the old stand. Wishing you all A MERRY CHRISTMAS. HYGIENIC BAKERY.

OFFICIAL OPENING Of the JJECREATION SPOIiTS GROUND (Justly termed tlie Finest Sports Arena in the Dominion) To be celebrated by a Monster GARDEN PARTY Held on NEW YE Alt'S DAY. Oilicial Opening at 1 p.m., PROGRAMMES: Magnificent Programme arranged. Popular Novelties introduced, including Motor Car Driving, Decorated Bicycle, Go-cart, and File Brigade Competitions, Motor Cycles, Gymnastic and Military Displays, Tilting in the Ring on Bicycles, Donkey Bike iiace, Animal llace, Obstacle Races, Pillow Fights, Fancy Dances, and many other items of an interesting character, Children's Races, for which an immense number ot Toys have been provided. A cordial invitation extended to one and all. Come and participate in all the amusements which have been arranged for your enjoyment. Afternoon Tea Stalls, Lollie and Fruit Stalls. Jce Cream and Refreshments of all descriptions on the ground. Train arrangements to suit. Band in attendance. Grand- Procession of Motor Cars, Motor Cycles, Decorated Bicycles, and Go-carts at 3 p.m. See Posters for Fall Particulars. ADMISSION .. ONE SHILLING. Children, Half-price. A. If. HUMPHRIES, Chairman Recreation Sports Ground Committee.

NEW ZEALAND LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING Will be held on the VIVIAN-STREET COURTS, NEW PLYMOUTH, Commencing BOXING DAY (THURSDAY, Sdtith INSTANT), A|id two following days, The Competitors will include all the principal players of New Zealand, also players from Australia. The Taranaki Championship and Handicap J,'ouruameut will be commenced immediately upon the conclusion of the above Championship Meeting. Season Tickets may now be obtained from the Secretary—2s Gd each meeting. ENTRIES for the Tarnnaki Championship awl Handicap Events CLOSE with the Secretary on SATURDAY, 21st inst. J. PATON, Hon. Sec. H. STOCKER, Asst. Hon. Sec. (^UKA! CIIIUSTMAS AND NEW I EAR i.TTRACTION. GRAND CATHOLIC BAZAAR In Aid of New School and Convent. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF ART WORK. Orchestral Music Every Evening.

FANCY DANCING BY CHILDREN AND YOUNG LADIES. Guessing Competitions for Valuable Prizes. Numerous Amusements. BOXING DAY TO NEW YEAR'S NIGHT.

J. A. CLARKE, U. BUCKLEY, Secretaries.

rPARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW For HORSES AND PONIES To be held on the RACECOURSE, NEW PLYMOUTH. On THURSDAY, 10th JANUARY, 1908, Commencing at 1 p.m. Eight Leaping Events, Pony Race, Tilting at Ring, High Jump, Threp-part Race. Afternoon Tea on Ground. Entries close on Saturday, 11th January, at 8 p.m. Write lor Schedule to E. P. WEBSTER, Beargtai