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Taranaki Daily News, 5 December 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! For a Two Nights Season. Slewart Edward White’s Gripping Story of the African Jungle. “THE LEOPARI WOMAN.” “THE LEOPARD WOMAN.” “THE LEOPARD WOMAN.” “THE LEOPARD WOMAIJ” “THE LEOPARD WOMAN ” “THE LEOPARD WOMAN” “THE LEOPARD WOMAN.” “THE LEOPARD WOMAN.” “THE LEOPARD WOMAN.” In a vortex of passion this alluring and exotic Enchantress and the Strong Man who had never ■ . >wn defeat, fought each other with elemental zeapons in a city of tropical splendours end in the lonesome desert wilds—for the control of • Continent —and the Leopard Woman lost —and won! SEE LOUISE GLAUM In STEWART EDWARD WHITE’S fxotic Story of Adventure and Intrigue. ALSO HAROLD LLOYD In a two-reel Comedy Special “HAND TO MOUTH.” “HAND TO MOUTH.” “HAND TO MOUTH.” SHOWING AT USUAL PRICES. KAWAROA PARK BUNGALOW. QHILDREN S & pANCY JJRESS JJANCE. (In aid of Kawaroa Queen ) TO-NIGHT MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1921. From 7 to 9 p.m. ADLuTS DANCE TO FOLLOW. Prizes for Children's Best Fancy Dresses. Music by Miss Rita .Sole. Mrs. W. Oliver has kindly consented to act as Judge. Children Is, Gentlemen 2s. Ladies Is 6d. JACK HOSKIN Organiser. GREAT MAORI REVUE. »pHEATRE, MONDAY. DECEMBER 5. Poi Dances. Hakas Dish Bands, Solos, Choruses, etc. Greeted by Crowded House. 9 Everywhere. Prices: 4/-, 3/- and 2/-. ATHLETICS. MONSTER SPORTS CARNIVAL To be he!<T at TAUMATA PARK, ELTHAM. BOXING DAY. DECEMBER 26, 1921. BOXING DAY. DECEMBER 26, 1921. Under the auspices of the ELTHAM CYCLE RACING AND ATHLETIC CLUB. £l7O CASH PRIZES £l7O Sports start at 11 a.ih. prompt. Pffleials— Handicappers: Cycle events. Messrs. A. Beesley and H. A. Nuttall; flat races. Mr. A. Wt iting. Starter: Mr. A. Whiting. Judges: Messrs. C. Cooper and T. C. Btanners. PROGRAMME. FLAT RACES. 1H Yards. First prize £4, second £2, thirl I £l. Nomination ss. £2O Yards. First prize £3, second £2, third £l. Nomination 4s. 440 Yards. First prize £6, second £2 10s, third £1 10s. Nomination »s. 880 Tarda. First prize £3, second £2, third £l. Nomination 4s. One Mile. First prize £4, second £2, third £l. Nomination ss. CHOPPING AND SAWING EVENTS. (Timber, White Pine.) 18in. DnuHe-handed Sawing. First prize £7, second £2. Nomination 10s. ISin. Standing Chop First prize £lO. second £2. Nomination 10s. 15in. Single-handed Sawing. First prize £5, second £2. Nomination 6s. 15in. Underhand Chop. First prize £7, second £1 10s. Nomination Bs. CYCLE RACES. five Mlles. First prize £7, second £2, third ! £l. Nomination Bs. Hiree miles. First prize £4 Ids. second £1 10s, third £l. Nomination ps 6d. Pwo Miles. First prize £3 10s, second £1 • 10s, third £l. Nomination 4s 6cL ■alf-Miie. First prize £3, second £2. Nomination 45.. One Mile (boys). First prize £1 10s, second 15s, third ss. Nomination 2s. SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS. 040 Yards. Open to Loys in Eltbam and district (13 years and under). Trophy. 15 Yards. Open to girls in Eitham and district. Trophy. NOMINATIONS, which must be accompanied witt cash, close with the Secretary on DECEMBER 17. Coospetititors mus* also send last two years’ performances; if no performances daring that period then the last six performances. Handicappers reserve the rigbt to re-han- , dicap. Five starters or no • second prize f money. Four starters or no race. All events run under NJLA. and C.U. rules fLTHAM BRASS BAND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. LUNCHEONS AND AFTERNOON TEAS. (Caterer: Mrs. Wilson.) The Committee reserve the right to posi- . pone the sports if the weather is not suitable. S. A. NUTTALL, ' Hon. Secretary, j