PUKEKURA PARK. THURSDAY, 4tli FEBRUARY. In Aid of Poor of Great Britain, Ireland, and Belgium Relief Fund. The Mayoress, Mesdames Burgess, Cock, Messenger, Rennell, and Miss Stephen-son-Smith. GREAT DECORATKD PROCESSION (Parasols, Bicycles, Violins, Musical Instruments, Hats, Pets, Toys, Fancy Costumes, and Miscellaneous). FLORAL DECORATIONS. Best Turnout (Gig, Motor-car, and Express); Decorated Motor Bike (with or without side-car); Decorated Push Bicycle, Child's Tricycle, GoCart, Push-Cart, Doll's Go-Cart, Doll's Pram, Parasol, Pet, Hat; Best Fancy Dress (Boy); Best Fancy Dress (Girl). Natural or artificial flowers may be used. Good Prizes will be given in each class. Entrance Free. Flower, Produce, Sweets, Art, Doll, Novelty, and Jumble Stalls. SIDE-SHOWS. FORTUNE-TELLING 'MUSIC BY CITIZENS' BAND. AFTERNOON TEA. BOATING ON LAKE. DONKEY RIDES. MOTOR RIDES, &c, &c., 4c. Intending Competitors can obtain information from the Secretary, or from Miss Hamcrton, 49, Devon St. Central. Admission: Adults, Is; School Children over 12, 6d; under 12, 3d. Strenuous efforts are being made to i make the Fete an immense success, and every patriotic person in the district is asked to compete or to attend. Further Particulars Later. (MISS) M. SIMPSON, Hon. Secretary.
IJURANIAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL gOCIETY. 40th ANNUAL SHOW. NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th and 25th, 1915. Most Complete Schedule ever issued by the Society. Great Increase of Prize-money in All Sections. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE OX SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 1915. GREAT SALE of PEDIGREE CATTLE, STUD AND STOCK SHEEP, SHOW HORSES, &c. MAKE YOUR ENTRIES EARLY. Schedules on application to A. L. HUMPHRIES, Secretary, C/o Webster & McKeHar, Currie Street, New Plymouth. yyAIMATE HORTICULTURAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY'S 17th ANNUAL SHOW. Will be held at the MANAIA RECREATION GROUNDS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Classes for Pot Plants, Flowers, Vegetables, Fruit, Honey, Co-.k ; og and Miscellaneous Articles. Weight-guessing and other Competitions. Factory Horses, to be shown in springdray. First prize, Gold Medal and £1 Is; second, Silver Medal. Best-paced Gig Horse in Harness. SPORTS PROGRAMME Consists of: Wrestling, Putting tnc Shot, Tug-of-War, Stepping the Chain, and Pony and Horse Jumping Competitions, &c. Evening.—A First-class Programme trill be submitted. Refreshments on Ground, iiand in attendance. Good Horse Paddock. All Entries close with Secretary, 9 p.m., SATURDAY, February 6th (except for Sports). For Schedules and further particulars apply to V. Q. HOBDAY, ■7;'H~;'.!.. Secretary.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 198, 29 January 1915, Page 1
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