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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 238, 27 February 1913, Page 1

JpMPIRE piCTURE pALACE. TO-NIGHT A<iAIN AGAIN' AGAIN' GREAT SHOW NIGHT ATTRACTION. W K arc introducing the greatest Nordifk Sensational Masterpiece yet presented to the New Plymouth public— THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. Shows the greatest fire scene evcf staged. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. Shows the escape from the burning buildini; along the telegraph wires. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. Shows the girl's desperate leap for life into a jumping sheet. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. Show* the horse and rider drawn to the top of the circus in a cradle. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. Shows the startled horse plunge from the cradle and crash to the floor of the circus ring. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. Is a genu inn XORDISK FILM. Sensational and thrilling from start to finish. Not a dull moment. THE GREAT CIRCUS CATASTROPHE. •Supported by a unique selection of THE FINEST PICTURE GEMS.

fASANAKI METROPOLITAN AC HI CULTURAL SOCIETY. 38™ ANNUAL SHOW 38 th ANNUAL SHOW To lie held on the Racecourse on TO-DAY FIRST AUTUMN LIVE STOCK SHOW HELD IN TAR AN Alii. SUCCESS ASSURED. RECORD ENTRIES IN ALL CLASSES. BEST SHOW OP DAIRY CATTLE THAT HAS EVER BEEN HELD IN NEW ZEALAND. JUMPING CLASSES A STRONG FEATURE. A GREAT SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE, STUD AND FLOCK SHEEP I SHOW HORSES. ETC. W il) b® heir] on the Show Grounds on FRIDAY. February 28, the day following the Show, at 11 a.m. sharp*. Admission to Show. Adults, 1/- Children, 6d Grandstand. Adults. 2/- Children, 6d i Members free to all pnrts. ARTHUR CLIFF, Secretary. C o Walter Bewley, Egmont Street, New Plymouth. w NION piCXIC AND FRANKLEY" ROAD, FRANKLEIGH PARK AND WESTOWN.

TIIJ R D AXNU.iL SPORTS. To be liehl in MR. OKEY'S PADDOCK, Franklev Road, close to School, on Raster J[oxday, Commencing at NOON. OPEN EVENTS (Under the Rules of the Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association). Running Events: No acceptance fee in any of the above events. OTHER EVENTS (post entry): Married Ladies' Race—For trophies. Entrance free. Single Ladies' Race —For trophies. En- ( nance free. 1-jiiMis (local) Race—For trophies. Sack Race. Children's Events, Stepping the Chain and Sheep-guessing. NOVEL EVENTS. Pursuit Teams Race, Motor Cycle and Cycle, three miles, for sweepstake. Entries for all open -vents accompanied by entrance fee.- ;'nd usual performances, will close with i''c secretary up i:. FRIDAY. March 1-t For convenience of competitors, en is may be left at Messrs Cook and U-I.t'* (saddler's), or Arnold depot. Handicaps will appeal' .1 New Plymouth papers on or al. -lit Monday, March 17. Afternoon Tea on grour !, 6d. Admission: Adults Is, Children Cd.

GRAND DANCE IX THE GYMNASIUM in the evening. Ladies, 1/-; Gentlemen, 2/-. A. C. DOWMES, Hon Sec. TO CARRIERS AND OTHERS:. RENDERS are invited for caitinir from •JIM* to odd cords Slabs from Nynionds' ulii mill. Tariki. as per specifications lo lie seen at News offices. New I'lymontli and Stratford. Tlic lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close March 0. I'lir?. C. E. GAUSTAD. Waitnra. TO RIHLDERS AND PAINTERS.

rrFXDKI'S will bo recpivpd at our ollioc up (ill 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, ATjiit'll 1. for Oneral Rppairs and Painting at llic "Bank of New Zealand, New PlvinonUi. SANDERSON & GRIFFITHS, Architects. I Kind's Huildinga, I Brougham Street.