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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 262, 27 March 1911, Page 1

rpHKATKK JJOYAL. FAREWELL TO THE NKW PLYMOUTH STAGE. TO-NIGHT MONDAY, MARCH 27. A BRILLIANT ATTRACTION. HUGH J. WARD'S HUGH J. WARD'S COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Including MISS GRACE PALOTTA And Australasia's favorites, MISS CELIA GHILONI MISS MAUD CHETWYND Presenting A JOYOUS WHIRL OF FUN SEVEN DAYS A Combination of Curious Circumstances. " SEVEN DAYS." " SEVEN DAYS," f The greatest comedy hit every staged. SEVEN DAYS," " SEVEN DAYS," A three hours' bombardment of merriment. '■ SEVEN DAYS," "SEVEN DAYS," A laughing wonder that will add to the gaiety of the nation, Prices, 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. Box Plan at Collier's. Treasurer, W. A. LOW. TWENTY-SIXTH ANNTTAL ' CONVENTION, l'Jll. Of the OMEN'S rpEMPERANCE ]JNION OF NEW ZEALAND. TO BE HELD AT ST. MARY'S HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH, MARCH 23 TO 30. EVENING JKfiS TINGS. TUESDAY, 7.3o.—Whiteley Hal], Hints on coming campaign for Temperance Work only, by Mrs. MONDAY; March 27.—5t.. Mary's Hall, at 7-30 p.m., Parliamentary Drill and School of Methods. THURSDAY, March 30.—Willard Night, Grand Spectacular Display. Tickets Is. OAKURA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY COMPANY, LIMITED. APPLICATIONS. ' ■ APPLICATIONS arc invited for the position of Manager and Buttermaker of the Company, and will close with the Secretary,. Brougham Str.eet, New Plymouth, on TUESDAY, 11th April, 1911, at 5 p.m. Salary, £3' per week, with free house and other usual allowances. References must accompany applications. • ■ Further particulars inav be had on application to the undersigned. 1 E. W. GARNER, Secretary. PURANGI_ SPORTS WILL BE HELD IN TOHE'S PADDOCK, AT PURANGI, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1011. Patron Mr. Bergin President J. B. Hine, Esq., M.P. Vice-Presidents.—Messrs. Sanders, Barnett, Kennington, Silk, Webb, Waite, Hanover, Phillips, Corkill, Matthews, Pennington, Nicholls Lile, Sutherland, Campbell, Rawlinson, Thompson. Committee.—Messrs. C. Dewar (chairman), F. Dowman, H. Dowman, Campbell, P. Dowman, Thomas, Allen, MacKey, Fieraband, Powell, Rangi, Puata,- and Tolie. PROGRAMME. Ist. 2nd. 1. 100 yds. Maiden 20/ 5/ Post entry 2/-. 2. High Jump 15/ 2/6 Post entry 1/6. 3. 12-inch Chop (open) 25/ 10/ Nom. 2/-, Accept. 1/-. 4. 220 yds. Handicap (open) 25/ 5/ Nom. 2/-, Accept. 1/-. 5. Double-hand Sawing (open), 15-inch block.' 25/' 5/ Nom. 2/-, Accept. 1/-. 6. Ladies' race, trophy value 10/ ?. 440 yds. Handicap (open) 3!>/ '7/6 Nom. 2/6, Accept. 1/-. 8. 15-inch Chop (open) 50/ 15/ Nom. 3/-, Accept. 1/6. 9. Boys' Race, under 16 7/6 2/S Post entry 1/-. 10. Members' Race 10/ 2/6 Post entry 1/-. 11. 880 yds. Handicap (open) 40/ 7/6 Nom. 2/6, Accept. 1/-. 12. Stepping Chain 10/ Post entry 6d. 13. 100 yds (open) 25/ 5/ Nom. 2/-, Accept. 1/-. 14. Girls' Race, trophy value 7/6 15. Nail-driving Competition 5/ Post entry fld. 16. Sheep-guessing Com. ..." 10 Post entry 1/-. 17. Points Prize ~ Medal. Points to count 1, 2, & 3. Programme subject to alterations. Nominations for events No. 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, and 13 close with the Secretary at Purangi on March 25, 1011. Acceptances nt 11 a.m. day of sports. Handicaps will be declared March Si, 1911. 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. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND. Admission to ground, 1,/- ; children under 12, fid. Good paddock for horses adjoining Sports Ground, 1/-. DANCE WILL BE HELD IN THE EVENING. All communications to be addressed to 11. POWELL, Purangi, Secretary. ■ M® 'S Crockett and Jones Boots, !fia fid, former price 22s fid. This line ia , worth inspection.—Dockrill's. you CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT RED POST.