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Taranaki Daily News, 31 May 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Matinee to-day at 2. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT and finally Monday. Yea! Who is the Guilty Man? Sec the Jnce-Artcraft super play, l the pulsating interpretation of A. H. Woods' remarkable play "THE GUILTY MAN" "THE GUILTY MAN" An exceptionally strong subject necessitating the moat skilful handling. Emotional, sensational, and soul-stirring.— Also Burton Holmes and "The Eagle's Eye" No. 4. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, The Incomparable Prima-donna, ' CRRALDIN E /ARLAR GERALDINK FARRAR Appears in au epoch-making super-pro-duction founded on the famous story, "Montezuma's Daughter." A colossal achievement in Six Parts, entitled, "THE WOMAN GOD ECKGOT" "THE WOMAN GOD FORGOT" The production is filled with immense spectacular display;:, and the artistic details are a triumph in photography. Geraldine Farrar, whoso lasc appearance in "Joan the Woman" calico forth such favorable comment, achieve 3 still greater success as the daughter of ''Montezuma the Magnificent." 'Plan at Hoffmann's. Prices: Circle 1/0, Stalls I/-, plus tax. JiOOTBALL jpOOTBALL STAR V. OKATO TO-DAY. On the Eec. at 2 30 p.m. Proceeds in aid of H. J. Mynott, one of Taranaki's most prominent wen on tho football field. Admission: One Shilling. JJAIMATA JJOME. A Welcome Home will be given t our returned soldiers, and medals presented on FRIDAY Evening, June 6. Major J. B. Hina will kindly make the presentations. Admission: Returned' Soldiers free, Gents 2s„ Ladiea Is. G. MACKIE, Chairman of Committee. ELTHAM ATHEETIC LEAGUE, SPORTS MEETING At TAUMATA PARK, On TUESDAY, .TUNE 3 (KING'S BIRTHDAY). The following is the programme of Sports to be held under the auspices of : the Eltham Athletic League (Registered), at the Taumata Park, on Tuesday, June 3 (King's Birthday): 7-a-side Football Match (quarter-hour's play). Trophy (value 10s) to each member of winning team. Entrance fee, 14s per team. 100 yds Flat Handicap.—lst, £1 10s; 2nd, £l. Entrance fee, 2s fid. 7-a-side Tournament (continued). 1 mile Bicycle Race.—lst, £1; 2nd, Iss. Entrance fee, 2s. 7-a-side Tournament. (continued). Sack Race.—lst, 103; 2nd, ss. Entrance fee, 6d. 7-a-side Tournament (continued). 220 yards Flat Handicap—lst, £2; 2nd, £l. Entrance fee, 3s 7-a-side Tournament (semi-final). 2 mile Bicycle Race.—lst, ,£2; 2nd, £l. Entrance fee, 3s. 7-a-side To.irnaaient (seiti-final). 440 yards Flat Handicap.—lst, £2; 2nd, £l. Entrance fee, 3s. •J miles Bicycle Race.—lst, £2 10s; 2nd, £1 10s. Entrance fee, 4s. Relay Race.— £l. Post entry. 7-a-side Football Tournament (final). The programme will commence at 11 a.m. prompt. Nominations close WEDNESDAY, May 28.

Eltham. A. G. MILLS, ' Hon. Sec. TENDERS, TO SHIPOWNERS. LAUNCH. OWNERS. AND SURF-BATHING CLUBS. are invited for the purchase of the following gear, f .o.b. WELLINGTON, in lots to suit purchasers:— 45!) Wooden Lite-rails (gaivanised iron float tanks) 34 Wooden lite-rafts (copper float tanks) 25 Wooden life-rafts (cylinder pattern, galvanised iron drums) 1100 life belts (kapoc) 2500 life-belts (corit). The rafts, built to Imperial Government were K-.cd on the N.Z. Transports, and arc eminently suitable for coastal iiid harbor steamers, launches and for mooring in surf-batli-inpf localities. ' Samples can be. inspected at "K" Shed (wharf), WELLINGTON. TENDERS, which must be addressed to "Headquarters, N.Z. Military Forces, Wellington." marked "TENDERS FOR RAFTS, ETC'.,'' w'il close at NOON, o.\ 21st JUNE, lfllO. Where Tender is for more than .£lO, it must be accompaniel by cheque for 10 per cent of the Tender. H. ('. NUISFORD, Major, Director of Movements and Quftrter'oijr. Wellington, May 14th, 1019. W