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Taranaki Daily News, 22 October 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MATDCEE TO DAV, AT 2 PAL EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7-<5. TO-NIGHT! Last Night of a Big Double Star Attraction. GEORGES CARPENTIER GEORGES CARPENTIER GEORGES CARPENTIER hi* big pPr which has delighted milli one. THE WONDER MAN. THE WONDER MAN. /And E. W. Hornung’s tremendous story of love and crime. DEAD MEN TELE NO TALES. DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES. prices: D.C. 2a. Stalk 1/6, Reserves 2/6 plus tax. Plans at Collier a. COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY. IT’S FOR YOU—FOR ME—FOR EVERYBODY! (To the old folks it brings happy memories of the other days; To the middle-aged —the fathers and mothers of to-day—it re-lives the history* of their father's youth. To the young—it is an education —and not only that —it is the source of the greatest game that children for generation*; have pla-ed—INDIANS! HERE IT IS! JAMES FENNIMORE COOPER’S Immortal Storv cf the Red Indian: “THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS.” Made into an unforgettable screen epic of wondrous beauty. By the Magic Hand of MAURICE TOURNEUR. A super-play. to show at usual prices. Reserve yo=T seat at Collier’s. D.C. 1/6, St -Ps is, Reserves 2s, plus tex.

NEW PLYMOUTH AMATEUR » ATHJ ETIC ASSOCIATION.- £< Of EETI ' To be held on the New Plymouth Roys' High School Grounds on "'O-DA.Y. SATURDAY, OC >BF f 1921. Splendid Nominations have been received for ail events. Attend and witness an interesting afternoon’s sport. First event starts at i p.tn. Admission to grounds Is, Ladies Free. Tea Is. L. W. ANDREW. Hon. Sec.. Box 47. New Plymouth. * HILLSBOROUGH DALL. »4 FAREWELL SOCIAL will be tendered to Mr. and Mrs. E. COLE on THURSDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 27. Beat Music! Good Supper! Excellent Floor! G*n*e 2/6, Ladie« 1/6, Non-Dancers 2s. L. SAMPSON, Hon. Sec. KAPONGA TOWN HALL. (J R A N\ D J> A L L THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1921. Under the Auspices of the Kaponga Football Club. presentation of Tournament Shield and Medals. Orchestral Music. Special Supper. Gentlemen ss. Ladies 2s 6d. D. FITZGERALD. Hon. Sec. jpROGRAMME FOR gCOUTS’ gPORTS. KAWAROA PARK. LABOR DAY, OCTOBER 24. Children’s Ttema start at 19.30 am. 1. Girls’ Race, under 12 years. 2. Boys’ Rare. und*»r 12 year-. 3. Wheelbarrow Race, under 12 years. 4. Thread the Needle Race (little girls). 5. Sack Race. 6. Potato Race, both boys and girls, under 12 years. 7. Girls’ Race, under 12 years, 50 yards. 8. Boys’ Race, over 12 years. 50 yards. Scouts' Sports start at 12.30 p.m. J. Scout Tug-of-war. average weight of team 40 atene. 2. Girl Scout Race. 50 yard*. 3. Open Race. boys. 100 yard*. 4. Walking Race, 75 yards. 5. Fairy Scout Race, under 12 years. 6. Physical Drill, team of nine boys or girls. 7. Skipping Event, girl* over 12 years, b umber of times limited. 8. Potato R*ce, boys. 9. Boxing, boys. 10. Scout Mothers’ Race. 11. First Aid Display. 12. Sack Race, for Scouts only. 13. Signalling Display. 14. Scoutmasters’ and Committeemen’s Race. ■l5. Afternoon Tea in the Bungalow. 16. Young Men’s Kicking the Football, at 1« per two kicks. 17. Adults’ Thread the Needle Race. MRS. MOVERLEY’S ORCHESTRA of Twelve Instruments. -Swings. Seesaws, Ocean Wave. Slide. Merry-go-round, Fish Pond. Coconut Shy, Fruit Stalls. Lollie Stall. Soft Drinks. Produce Stall. Jumble Stall. Hot Water Free. 4kbnisaiGiu la; School Children under 14 free. A °F AL TIP-TOP DANCE Wiß be held n the Bungalow at 8 p.m. Uoae —edm ■ all. Good floor; good music. B. BLACKHALL, Secretary. ?. SCOTT. Treasurer.