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Taranaki Daily News, 27 December 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, THK EMPIRE TO-NIGrfT! TO-NtGHT! 'The-great holiday programme. Be*d*d by" the world - favorite artiste; OLGA PETROVA -- OLGA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA --—OLGA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA —— OLGA PETROVA the greatest -suiws of her career. A mighty Metro Wonderplay "THE'SECRET OP EVE" "TJIE SECRET OF EVE" "THE SECRET OF EVE' "THE SECRET OF EVE" "TflE SECRET.OF EVE" "THE SECRi'T 01 ? EVE" Every woman lenows anS guards a big Mystery Which is bared in this retrurkable - motion picture mastefpiei.e. SCEXES FROM THE "UAROEX OF EPEN" TO A.MOOJiRJ} SAJj, ROOM. The supporting items are particularly JJOOfI. "REX BEACH TRAVEL, SFRIES" This week some interesting views of irjld animals and llieir capture ji sijown. ■And the "SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" Usual price#.

pLYMOUTH' Q^IZKNS' TODAY* •XBURSDAY, DECEMBERf27, 1917, AT PUKEIiURA PARK, NEW PLYMOUTH. (To Start at 11 a.m.J , PROCEEDS IN AID OF BAND-ROOM BUILDING FUND. PROGRAMME: 11' a.m. co 1 p.m.—Children's Races.. J, p.m.—Grand Display of Decorated Motor-cars, Motor-cycles, Tricycles, Go-carts and Dolls' Prams. Special Prize for Go-cart. Crand March— "in Fancy Cgstunie (Central School). Physical Drill—l2o West End Children. Tug-of-war—Schools Championship. Flag March—l2o West End Children. Swedish Drill—o4 Central School Pupils. Dancing Lancers in Fancy Costume — A star item/ Highland Dancing. Swimming Events —100 Yards Boys' Championship, 50 Yard 3 Boys' Handicap, 40 Yards Girls' Handicap. Entries (free) close .with the Secretary at noon on the 27th. '■Demonstration of Life-saving Methods in the water. Special Display of Fancy Swimming and Fancjf Diving- by Instructor P. A. Schwartz, R.L.S.S., and a Promising Pupil. foot Races for Youths under 19.—100 yards, 220 yards, 440 yards, 120 yards hurdles. Entry fee, Is for each event. Entries close with Mr. Arnold George, Mr. .T. becnett, or Secretary, on Saturday, December 22. ' First prize, medal; second, trophy.. ' JJrrand Boys' Bicycle Race. Entry fee, Is; post entry. First prize, trophy; second,- trophy. Bandsmen's Race. Ex-Bandsmen's Race. Stepping the Chain. NUMEROUS SIDE-SHOWS. Afternoon Tea, Fruit, Soft DHnks, Pro- ' duoe and lee Cream Stalls. ATTRACTIONS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Hot Water and Milk Provided Free. COME AND SPEND A HAPPY DAY isr THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS IN NEW ZEALAND, Admission to Grounds, Is; over 12, 6d; under 12, Free. GRAND CONCERT IN THE EVENING. SPECIAL ITEMS ON THE LAKE BY ; THE MALE CHOIR. Whole Grounds Beautifully Illuminated. Help the Band, and enjoy a couple of fcoorg in Fairyland. Admission 6d. A. BULLIANS, Hon. Secretary. •

Rgptß TO STAY AT TE AROHA. THE LEADING HOUSB. j5£*lfEMOA * JJOUSE CHURCH STREET, TE AROHA. JSttt'Hjlass Accommodation; one minute ffW Suiatorium'.Grounds and P. 0.; acMjWjaodation for 50 to 60 guests; elec- ■ ■■>. { " >1 trie, light throughout. • J®-Correspondence promptly attended to. '• Quiet, Clean and Comfortable. ATelegraphiri Address: "HINEMOA," 1W Aroha. Phone 47. Tends: Per Day, 6/6; Per Week, 35s M. & J. KENSINGTON, Proprietors, I*te -of "Old; Curiosity Shop," • New . -Plymouth. Employers can help, our returned ■.' soldier boys- by sending their requirements for labor to the Discharged £otdie»''Depariment, or to the Returned Soldier*' Association, or by teaching llteih useful crafts and occupations. - 3m H?fp- the Empire by buying British sf<W4 * > ■ TflS HON. SECRETARY, „ VJLNatiaMl Swviee 1&& -