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Taranaki Daily News, 21 February 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT at 7.45 TO-NIGHT. AND TO-MORROW NIGHT ONLY JThe Great Drury Lane Sporting Drama, ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE in ' t •THE SPORTING DUCHESS” “THE SPORTING DUCHESS” "THE SPORTING DUCHESS” On the limited confines of the biggest atage fn London—Drury Lane—this famous play with its vivid story and 1 pulse-pounding scenes, was a spectacle. , As a Picture DraWa, with all the added attraction* that the magic of the camera can produce—and at a •ost of 200,000 dollars —it is a Masterpiece. It portrays the titanic struggle of brave hearts against evil —and it demonstrates the survival of good. ALICE JOYCE as the Duchess of Desborbugh, is a •wonderful character that will haunt your memory. Also showing: The Vanishing Dagger” No. 11. Dress. Circle, 2/-. Stalls, 1/6. Box Plan at Collier’s. AWARD A pARK. RASTER JfONDAY piCNIC. I JGGER, BRIGHTER. AND BETTER I ' THAN EVER. 31tham Pipe Band and Highlanders in . Attendance. Citizens’ Band Engaged! Stalls, Side Shows, Games Galore. Fuller particulars later. J. H. HAMILTON. Hon. Secretary. SHOWS. JJORTICULTURAL gOCIETY AUTUMN SHOW To be Held in he CORON..TION HALL THURSDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, 1921. CLASSES INCUT FLOWERS. POT-PHANTS & FERNS FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND j POTATOES. HOME MADE PRESERVES. HONEY & COOKERY. CHILDREN’S CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, 21st FEB. 1921. ! Schedules, Entry Forms and particu Jars from the Secretary— J. W. TAUNT, 359 Devon Street, Opposite Presbyterian Church. Where entries will be received. JWAIMATE HORTICULTURAL. AGRICULTURAL. PASTORAL, PRODUCE 1 & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY’S TWENTY-THIRD gHOW Will be held at the MANAIA RECREATION GROUNDS On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1921. Classes for Pot Plants, Flowers, Vegetables, Fnqt, Honey and Miscellaneous Articles. Competitions. J. Factory Horse (open to all) —Suitable for milk cart, capable of pulling up to 17cwt; to he shown in spring dray. First, gold medal and Mr. J. D. Mitchell’s special of £1 Is. Second 10s. 2. Utility Horse (open to all) —To be shown in saddle. First £2 2s. Second 10s. 5. Best Gig Horse in harness (open to all with the exception of horses in training)—Pace, style, and action. First, Mr. Millar’s special £1 Is, together with £1 Is. Second 10s. 4. Best Pony, 12 hands and under, to be ridden by children under 14 years —First, Mr. J Taylors special 10s 6d. Second ss. Best Pony, 12 to 13 hands, to be ridden by children under 14 years. First, Mr. J. O’Donnell’s special 10s 6d. Second ss. £. Best, Pony, 13 to 14 hands,"~to be ridden by children under 14 years. First, Mr. W. Badley’s special 10s fid. Second ss. 7. Best Girl Rider in classes 4, 5 and 6. —'Mr. .T. McPhillips’ special 10s fid. 7A. Best Girl Rider up to 9 years of age. Mr. J. D. Mitchell’s special. First 30s, Second 10s. 8. Best Boy Rider in classes 4, 5 and fi—Mr. T. McPhillips’ special 10s fid. 0. Pony Jumping. 14 hands and under, to be ridden hy children 16 years and under. 5s sweepstake. JO. Maiden Jumping—For horses that have never won *a competition. 5s sweepstake, and Mr. H. ’ Hutton’s special of £1 Is. 11. Open Jumping Competition—First prize Mr. J. J. Patterson’s special of £5. Second, Mr. C. Jones’ special of £1 Is. . 12. Judging Jersey Coy, by boys under 16 years—Fjjr<t £2 2s (Messrs. J. F. Stevenson and F. Mourie’s specials of £1 Is each). Second £1 Is. 13. Stepping the Chain—First £l. REFRESHMENTS ON GROUNDS AND BAND IN ATTENDANCE. All entries (except for competitions! close with the secretary at 9 p.m. SATURDAY, February 19. Gift Auction Sale will be held in aid of Society’s funds. V. H. HOBDAY, Secretary.