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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 257, 20 March 1913, Page 1

pALAC TO-NIGHT J AGAIN AGAIN AGAIN A grcac mid-week selection of eiitraneinj jiihu plays, exquisite scenic gems, inter eating educational subjects, latest topi cal happenings, refined comedy. Something to suit every class of picture ■patron. GAUM.ONT GRAPHIC. SAGITARIO VALLEY. STARFISH. STARFISH. Dramatic studies, headed by an exclusivi A.B. 2'Jooft. feature. A PUEBLO LEGEND. A PUEBLO LEGEND. A PUEBLO. LEGEND. A PUEBLO LEGEND. A PUEBLO LEGEND. A PUEBLO LEGEND. Tliis feature production was made ir old Pueblo of lsleta, New Mexico, where the incidents of the story were supposed I<> have occurred. Costume plates weapons and accessories were kindly loaned by the Museum of Indian Antiques at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Also the pathetically beautiful Vitagraph star: OLD LOVE LETTERS. OLD LOVE LETTERS. OLD LOVE LETTERS. OLD LOVE LETTERS. The old love letters recall. the happy mo::vmts when their hearts were young and fancies free. TO-MORROW NIGHT. GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME. GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME ; NO WAITING. WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. " THE EAST END r BATHING RESERVE. J] A S T E R JfOXDA Y. i LAND AND WATER SPORTS. 1 THE GREAT TUG-OF-WAR. THE GREAT TUG-OF-WAR. Seven men a-side. Entrance Is per man. -, Open to all-comers. To be pulled on bat- '. tr-ns. Nominations close on the 20th instant. PRIZE—I2 TEAMS, £7 7 0. 15 TEAMS, 10 10 0. d BOATING AND CANOE RACES IN THE l " RIVER. SWIMMING EVENTS. r . srea.it Stroke, 50 yards; Straight, 50 3) ; yards: 33 yards on Back (with- : out the use of hands); 25 yards \ Full Dress: 25 yards Fancy' Cosy tnme: Obstacle Eevent, Plunge and Long Dive. i- Ci;rr.e and guess the pretty doll's name J You are sure to win. i.l DONKEY RACES. Last one in to win. Bran Tub, Cotton-winding. Drawing, e Skipping, Nail-driving, and other competitions. 1 AFTERNOON TEA by the Ladies' Committee, 6d. a WAITARA BRASS BAND ALL DAY AND NIGHT. • PICTURES at 8 o'clock. PICTURES at S o'clock.' • "I PICTURES at 8 o'clock. I The 10.45 a.m. train inwards, and the 5.32 p.m. train outwards, will stop at the Reserve to set down and pick up pas- , .sengcrs. Admission: Aulis. fid; all School Children FREE. PICTURES SIXPENCE EXTRA. W. H. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. pE-UNION piCNIC AND FRANKLEY ROAD, FRANKLEIGH PARK AND WESTOWN. THIRD ANNUAL SPORTS. To be held in MR. OKEY'S PADDOCK, Frankley Road, close to School, rp H U R S D A Y. Commencing at NOON. OPEN EVENTS (Under the Rules of the Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association). Running E.'ents: Yds. Ist. 2nd Entr'ce 300 40/- 10/- 2/6 •220 40/- 10/- 2/0 440 50/- 10/- 3/eso 40/- 10/- 2/fi One Mile 40/- 10/- 2/6 Cycle Events: l'A Miles .... 40/- 10/- 2/6 3 Miles 40/- 10/- 2/6 No acceptance fee in anv of the abeve OTHER EVENTS (post entry): Married Ladies' Race —For trophies. Entrance free. SiiiLiji' Ladies' Race —For trophies. Entrance free. TSOy.N (local) Race —For trophies. Sack Race. Children's 1 NOVEL EVENTS. Pursuit Teams Race, Motor Cycle and Cycle, three miles, for sweesstake. Entries for all open events accompanied by entrance fees and usual performances, will close with the secretary up to SATURDAY. March 27. For con-vt-nknee of competitors, entries may be left at Messrs Cook and Lister's (saddi'i's), or Arnold George's cycle depot. Handicaps will appear in New Plymonth papers on or about Monday, March 31. Afternoon Tea on ground, 6d. Admission: Adults Is, Children Cd. (HAND DANCF IN THE GYMNASIUM in the evening. Ladies, 1/-- Gentlemen, 2/-. A. C. DOWNES, Hon Sec. CRITERION LIVERY & BAIT STABLES ■p O R JJ T R E MOTOR CARS. CABS, BUGGIES, SULKIES, SADDLE HORSES' Mountain House Excursions arranged for at Special Rates. M. JONES, PROPRIETOR. , 'Phone 29. I 1 ~