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Taranaki Daily News, 16 February 1920, Page 1

amusements. NOTE.—MACK SENNETT To-Morrow! TO-NIGHT! At 8. • TO-NIGHT! THE PEOPLE'S Last Night of the Big Double Bill, presenting charming ' ETHEL CLAYTON in MAGGIE PEPPER ETHEL CLAYTON in IKiaGGIE PEPPER A magnificent true-to-life story which you'll regret if you miss. And the big, teeming Mystery Drama, THE SILENT WITNESS. THE SILENT WITNESS. Starring Gertrude McCoy. COMING TO-MORROW. WALLACE REID in "THE DUB." Also Mack Comedy, etc. QPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. Under Direst-ion Allan Wilkie GREAT DRAMATIC SEASON. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY* Commencing TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), FEBRUARY Kith. ALLAN WILKIE ALLAN WILKIE The Distinguished English Ac-tor, Supported by Miss Frertiswydo HunterWatts, and his Powerful Dramatic Company in Four of his Greatest Successes. MONDAY, 10 th. "THE SILVER KING." "TEE SILVER KING." TUESDAY, 17th. "THE MIDNIGHT WEDDING." The Romantic Costume Drama. WEDNESDAY, (Sth. ■"TRILBY." HINDLE-WAKES (Or Fanny's Saturday Night to Holiday). THURSDAY, ISth. A Change of Play Each Evening. A Powerful Dramatic Attraction. Entire Company and Production direct from the Theatre Royal, Sydney. By Arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Bos Plan now open" at P. T. Donnelly's. Popular Prices: ss, 4s, 2s (Plus Tax). Prize Money. Prize Money. JJONSTER STAR MOTOR CYCLE CLUB. Affiliated with N.Z.A.C.U. On the NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE. SATURDAY:. MARCH CtL ' ' SATURDAY, MARCH fith. Thrilling Motor Speed Contest. All the New Zealand Crack Riders. CANNON BALL COLEMAN will attempt to lower his own Flying Mile Record of 49 3-ssecs.—a world grass track record. First Race 12.45 p.m. PROGRAMME. ! Approved by the N.Z. Auto-Cycle Union. I.—NOVICE RACE, 12.45 p.m., 5 Laps; f«r any machine and any rider who has not won a speed contest. Trophies for" first, second and third. Entry 3s Gd. 2. —FITZROY HANDICAP, 1.15 p.m., 8 Laps; for 5-6 H.P. machines or over. First £B, second £3, third £l. Entry 7s fid. 3.—MOTUROA HANDICAP, 1.45 p.m., 8 Laps; for machines up to 3h H.P. First £R, second 0.1, third £l. Entry 7s fid. ; 4.—MEMBERS' HANDICAP, 2.15 p.m., 6 Laps; for members of the Star Motor Cycle Club only. Trophies for first, second ami third. Entry Us (id. S.—NEW PLYMOUTH HANDICAP, 2.45 p.m., 15 Laps; for 7-!) H.P. machines. First £25, second £(i, third £2. A prize of '£s (o be given to the rider making the fastest time ifi this race. Nomination ss, Acceptance £l. (One Hour Interval for Afternoon Tea.) 6.—JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, 3.45 p.m., 8 Laps; for any machine up to 5-fi H.P. First £lO, second £3, -third £\. Entry 10s. 7.—NGAMOTU HANDICAP, 4.15 p.m ; 10 Laps; open to any machine. First £lO, second £3, third £l. - Entry 10s. S.—CONSOLATION HANDICAP, 4.45 p.m., G Laps; open to any rider who has not won a race during the day. First £5. second £2, third £l. Entry ss. NOMINATIONS (accompanied by entrance fee) close on MONDAY, Februar? 23rd. Afternoon Tea on Grounds. Handicapper: Mr. Torstonson. For any further information apply H. TOWNSLEY, Bos 22, New Plymouth. JNGLEWOOD JJORTICULTURAL gOCIETY'S NINETEENTH SHOW. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, , FEBRUARY 26th & 27th, 1920. CLASSES FOR FARM AND GARDEN, CUT FLOWERS, COOKING, FANCY WORK, ETC. Catalogues posted to any address on application. W. MESSENGER, '' Secretary. FOUND. AT MARRIT AND HAYS' Reliable Taxi Garage, Currie Street. The Inglewood Parcel Depot. Civility and Attention Asiured.