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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 323, 24 February 1910, Page 1

IJHEATRE JJOY AL, Lesses .. .. Pollard's Opera Company. General Manager Mr. A. Moss. g NIGHTS OF HILARITY O Commencing TO-NIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. RETURN OF THE FAVORITES. pOLLARD'S QPERA QOMPAXY. BIGGER! BRIGHTER ! BETTEJ2 , THAN EVER ! New Pieces! Ne w Faces; New Idea^r THURSDAX, FEBRUARY 24. First Production, here of the World's, Greatest Musical Comedy Success— MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. By aTv<>&geroent with Sir Rupert Clarka, " Meynell and Gunn. Produced with all the Original SCENERY, WARDROBE & EFFECTS, Friday, February 25, The Reigning American Success, the 'New Operatic Extravaganza, '' - THE BELLE OP CUBA. THE BELLE OF CUBA. THE BELLE OF CUBA. Just One Unending Laugh! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Andran's Melodious Comic Opera, OLIVETTE. OLIVETTE. OLIVETTE. Full Opera Orchestra. Chorus and Ballet. Prices: 4/-, 2/6 and 1/-. Early doovs Sixpence extra. Box Plans at Collier's. FRED W. DUVAL, Touring Manager. OKATO ATHLOTSC CLUB. (Affiliated to the T.A.C.A. and the N.Z.A.A.A.) JiOURTH gPORTS to be held in MR. W. J. GRAY'S PADDOCK (opp. Okato Hotel), THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1910. Handicapper, Mr. F. E. Hardy. Startere: Running, Mr 0. Pen warden; Chopping, Mr. P. Brophy. PROGRAMME. Maiden Flat Race, 150yds.—1st 255, 2nd ss. Post entry, Is 6d. Novice Chop—l2in blocks.—lst 255, 2na 10s. Nom. Is 6d, acc. Is. High Jump.—lst 255, 2nd ss. Post entry, Is 6d. 100 yds Handicap.—lst 50s, 2nd 20s. Nom. 2s, aoc. Is. Double-Handed Sawing Handicap, 18m logs.—lst 60s, 2nd 10s. Nom. 3s, acc, 25.. 440 yds Handicap (amateur). Trophy value £1 Is. Handicap Chop, 15in logs.—lst 80s, 2nd 20s. Nam. 3s, acc. 3s. 220 yds Handicap.—lst 50s, 2nd 15s. • Nom. 2s, aco. Is. Sack Race.—lst 15s, 2nd ss. Post entry, Is. 100 yds Handicap (amateur). —Trophy value £1 Is. OKATO HANDICAP CHOP, 18 logs.lst 120s, 2nd 40s. Nom. ss, acc. 3s. 880 yds Handicap.—lst 60s, 2nd 20s. Nom. 2s Bd, acc. Is. Ladies' Race, ages 16 and over.—lst, trophy, 2nd trophy. Post entry, free. Girls' Race, ages under 16 years.—lst, trophy, 2nd trophy. Post entry, free. Members' Race, 150 yds. medal, 2nd silver medal. Post entry. Ladies' Tug-of-War, Married v. Single.— Trophies. Post entry, free. Schoolboys' Race.—lst, 7s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d. 'Post entry, free. Stepping a Chain.—lst, 15s. Post entry, Is 6d. Speculation Race.—lst 15s, 2nd ss. Post entry, Is 6d. Putting the Shot.—lst 15s. Post entry, Is 6d. Shee;j-Guessing.—Tickets Is. Ist, 20s. Nominations for Chopping and Sawing Events close on THURSDAY, March 3, lriO. Acceptances close March 10,1910. Nominations for Running Events close on THURSDAY, March 10. 1910. Acceptances 11 a.m. on day of Sports. Four competitors must start, or no second prize given. All Nominations must be accompanied by fees and previous two years' performances. If no performances for two years, previous three performances to be given. Post Entry Events, Mr. A. Taylor. Band in attendance. Sports commence 11 a.m. sharp. Admission to ground Is; Children (under 14) 6d. Horse paddock 6d. GRAND SOCIAL AND DAXC'E »'•< be held in Hempton Hall in the evening. Orchestral Music. All communications to be addressed to— A. J. RICHARDS, Hon. Sec., Okato. »» ♦ ifi >|i it >t I t IwQjl 1910 i| ( I 'I •it »» £ Make a good start. Save your <• money. This you can do at I EGBERTS' THE JEWELLER, f You can get your EYES TESTED and fitted up with glasses for 3s 6d, or a real good gold frame for 7s Gd. Satisfac- $ £ tion Guaranteed or Money Re- ❖ * turned. £ * | ROBERTS | * JEWELLER t V .» £ 'Xenr Melbourne Clothing Co.) •; v '' ♦♦♦♦♦♦❖♦♦♦♦♦'l'