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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 158, 21 November 1912, Page 1

rpHEATRE J>OYAL piCTURES. RE-OPENING TO-NIGHT With a groat anil stupendous programme of the best picture gems. RIGHT UP TO DATIL THE MELBOURNE CUP. 1912. THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1912. THE MELBOURNE CUP, 191 a. THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1912. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. CARDINAL WOLSEY. CARDINAL WOLSEY. A masterpiece by the Vitagrapli Coy. A MATTER OF BUSINESS. A MATTER OF BUSINESS. \ stroll!; dramatic story bv the LubinCo. THE FAMILY' TYRANT. THE FAMILY TYRANT. A Kalem "winner," a domestic story with a "punch." LIEUT. DARING DEFEATS THE MIDDLE-WEIGHT CHAMPION. LIEUT. DARING DEFEATS THE MIDDLE-WEIGHT CHAMPION. The best "Daring" picture yet produced. Our hero has a series of adventures and fights the middle-weight champion. DON'T MISS LIEUT. DARING And OUR SUPERB NEW PROGRAMME.

MI WURD! M I WURD ! GRAND GYMNASTIC. EQUESTRIAN, MILITARY GYMNASTIC, EQUESTRIAN, MILITARY GYMNASTIC, EQUESTRIAN, MILITARY & CALISTHENIC & CALISTHENIC & CALISTHENIC CAENIVAL CARNIVAL . CARNIVAL RECREATION gPORTS Q.ROUND. TODAY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, POSTER, FANCY DRESS, AND VEHICLE MARCH (including Steamships, Coaches, Carriages, Waggons, Carts, Cars, Sleighs, Bicycles, GoCarts, Perambulators, Wheelbarrows, Rickshaws and Donkeys in procession). FREE GYMNASTICS. BICYCLE RACES. MAYPOLE DANCE. TUG-OF-WAR. LANCE EXERCISE—ST. GEORGE'S WAVE. MARCH OF THE FLOWERS. MILITARY EVOLUTIONS (High School Cadets).

SHAM FIGHT— Attack on Roaring Camp. CHILDREN'S EVENTS— Siamese Race, Potato Race, Camel Race, Whistling, Wheelbarrow Race, Egg and Spoon Race, Arithmetic Race, Sack Race, Relay Race, Flat Races, Jumping, Skipping. •JUVENILE AMUSEMENTS— Punch and Judy, Living. Aunt Sally, Lollie Bag Man, Shooting Gallery. STALLS— Tea Stall, Sweets Stall, Temperance Stall, Home-made Bread 'and Cake Stall, Produce Stall. SCENES IN DOLL LAND. 9 OTHER ATTRACTIONS— Finding Hidden Treasure, Guessing weight of Cake, etc. Afternoon Tea and Music Gd. MUSIC— Brass and String Bands, Gramophones. A Continuous Round of Gaiety from Noon till Sunset. Admission One Shilling, Children 6d. rpO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, AND IT CONCERNS EVERY SETTLER. HAWERA SHOW

TO-DAY EVERY SECTION" IS FILLED TO OVERFLOWING. Leading Breeders from all parts of the Dominion are represented. Exhibits in Cattle alone are worth going miles to see. THEY ARE AN EDUCATION. ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS EASILY ECLIPSED. Excursion F:ires oil all railways. The Department liave made arrangements to carry 10,000 people in comfort. I ■l/_ GENERAL .ADMISSION 1/_ X (LOTH DAYS) F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary, STIUITU'JD AGRICULTURAL A!ND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. spring' show WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,

NOVEMBER 27 AND 28 QLASSES in Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Home Industries, Dairy Produce, Implements, Vehicles, etc., etc. flood prizes in ail dorses, together with numerous valuab'ij trophies, including the S.Z. Jnrsi TCv.vders' Association's SILVER RUol'- i!U\VL, valued at £l7 17s. (See Ki'ii' dule, class Number i 00.) I CHAMPION BUTTER-FAT COMPEiTIONT. First prize £lO 10b and trophy jvalued at £8 Bs. Entries for this com- ! petition close November 1. General enitries close on November 21. i Exhibitors cannot afford to miss this great Taranaki Show.