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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 254, 17 March 1913, Page 1

j TO-NIGHT Our week-end change is a most delightful selection of great MOVING PICTURE SUCCESSES. Jleaded Dy THE BADMINTON HUNT. THE BADMINTON HUNT. Ciiiematogra plied by courtesy of tlic Master ill!S GRACE THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT. Every phase oi FOX HUNTING FOX HUNTING depicted with wonderful realism and fidelity. THE BADMINTON HUNT. THE BADMINTON HUNT. THE BADMINTON HUNT. The greatest FOX-HUNTING picture ever attempted. Photographed in the glorious "West /Countrie." The home of magnificent horses, clever riders, and the best known pack of hounds in tile world. THE BADMINTON HUNT. THE BADMINTON HUNT. Enables you to ride to hounds seated ■m a comfortable Cinema chair. Also The great 3000 ft. Cines feature: PLOT AND COUNTER PLOT. PLOT AND COUNTER PLOT. PLOT AND COUNTER PLOT. • PLOT AND COUNTER PLOT. A splendid and ingenious DETECTIVE STOEY. Supported by a sublime selection of the leading picture producers' LATEST PRODUCTION'S. NO WAITING. WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. THE EAST END BATHING RESERVE. RASTER JJOXDAY, LAXD AND WATER SPORTS. THE GREAT TUG-OF-WAR. THE GREAT TUG-OF-WAR. Seven men a-side. Entrance Is per man, Open to all-comers. To he pulled on fonttens. Nominations close on the 20th instant. PRIZE—I2 TEAMS, £7 7 0. 15 TEAMS, 10 10 0. BOATING AND CANOE RACES IN THE RIVER. SWIMMTNG EVENTS. Breast Stroke, 30. yards; Straight. 50 I yards; 33 yards on Back (without the use of hands); 25 yards Full Dress; 25 yards Fancy Costume; Obstacle Eevent, Plunge and Long Dive. Come and guess the pretty doll's name and the weight of the sheep and duck. ; i You are sure to win. [ DONKEY RACES. Last one in to win. | Bran Tub, Cotton-winding. Drawing, j Skipping, Nail-driving, and other competitions. •AFTERNOON TEA hv the LadiesCommittee, 6d. WAITARA BRASS BAND ALL DAY ! AND NIGHT. PICTURES at S o'clock. PICTURES at 8 o'clock. PICTURES at 8 o'clock. Admission: Aults. fid: nil School j Children FREE. PICTURES SIXPENCE EXTRA. W. 11. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. IJE-UNION piCNIC AND IMPORTS. FRANKLEY ROAD, FRANKLEIGH PARK AND WESTOWN. THIRD ANNUAL SPORTS. I To be held in -MR. OKEY'S PADDOCK, Frankley Road, close to School, on '_[! HURS DA Y, P1! I L O Commencing at NOON. OPEN EVENTS (Under the Rules of the Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association). Running Events: Yds. ' Ist. 2nd Entr'ce 100 >. 40/- 10/- 2/0 220 40/- 10/- 2/0 440 50/- 10/- 3/880 40/- 10/- 2/6 Cine Mile 40/- 10/- 2/6 Cycle Events: 11/.l 1 /. Miles .'... 40/- 10/- 2/6 3 Miles 4(1/- 10/-. 2/6 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. Entrance free. loOyils (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 events accompanied by entrance fees and usual performance's, will close with the secretary up to SATURDAY, March 27. For convenience of competitors, entries may be left at Messrs Cook and Lister's (saddler's), or Arnold George's cycle depot. Handicaps will appear in New Plymouth papers on or about Monday, March .31. Afternoon Tea on ground, 6d. Admission: Adults Is, Childien Cd. GRAND DANCE IX THE GYMNASIUM in the evening. Ladies, 1/-; Gentlemen, 2/-. A. C. DOWNES, non See. Uj OX E Y TO J, EN D. 1 XX/E HAVE several sums available for immediate investment. ■"""" ~' WILSON & GREY, Solicitors. LroiHiain St.. New Plymouth. I<3END vour next; PRINTING ORDEP j to the Daily News. Pr'ce* rig