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Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TONIGHT A Non-stop Flight on the Wings of Laughter. ‘PUBLICITY MADNESS.” "PUBLICITY MADNESS.” With LOIS MORAN & EDMUND LOWE. LOIS MORAN & EDMUND LOWE, la a Crowning Comedy of Cleverness. LAUGHS AND THRILLS. In Support: “Whispering Smith Rides” No. 4; “Prudence” (Comedy); Fox News (Topical.) PRICES: Stalls 1/-, Dress Circle 1/6. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. ‘ THE AIR PATROL." KAWAROA PARK DAY. TO-DAY (EASTER MONDAY), APRIL 9. TODAY' (EASTER MONDAY), APRIL 9. MONSTER gjEASIDE pETE AND piCNIC. SEASIDE pETE AND piCNIC. At the People's Popular Pleasure Park. KAWAROA PARK. PROGRAMME: HIGHLAND DANClNG.—Highland ' Fling (under 10 years of age); Highland Fling, Sword Dance (under 1- years); Highland Fling, Sword Dance, Seaun Truibhas (under 16 years). First and second prize, Medals. Schools' Tug-of-war.—Prizes, Medals. Competition for Hawkir-s* Cup.—Ambulance Work by Boy Scouts. Blindfold Boxing (under 16 years).—First 7/6, second 2/6. Girls’ Skipping.—Prize Trophy. Novelty Wheelbarrow Race.—First 7/6, second 2/6. Pillow r Fight.—First 7/6, second 2/6. Sack Race. —First 5/-. (All Entries Free.) BOYS’ AND GIRLS' RACES From 11 a.m. Afternoon Tea, Fruit, Lollies, Soft Drinks, Balloons, Variety, Produce and Ice Cream Stalls. Swings, Swing Boats, Ocean Wave, Rock-a-bye, Merry-go-round, Giant Slides, Seesaw, Bathing and Paddling—ALL FREE! TARANAKI BOY SCOUTS’ CAMP, TARANAKI BOY SCOUTS’ CAMP. GOOD FRIDAY TO EASTER TUESDAY. Competitions.— Afternoon: Hawkins’ Cup, Ambulance Week, Physical Drill, Signalling Events. SIDE-SHOWS GALORE. The Easter Rooster. Chocolate Shies. The Elusive Square,*. Taddy’s Hat. Disc Throws, etc., ere. HOT WATER AND MILK FREE TO PICNIC PARTIES. A Hundred Tables under a Hundred Trees. Free Accommodation for Motors and Vehicles. TARANAKI REGIMENTAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION: Adults I/-; School Children Free. LONG NIGHT DANCE LONG NIGHT DANCE Will be held in the Evening at the BUNGALOW. Music by Martin’s Orchestra. (Four Instruments.) Admission: Ladies 1/6, Gents. 2/-. R. G. MOVERLEY, Hon. Secretary. OAK U R A II ALL. THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF gUC H R E pARTIES Will be held TO-MORROW, APRIL 10, AT 8 P.M. And Fortnightly Afterwards. DANCE TO’ FOLLOW. Good Prizes and Points Prize, Music by Boulton. ADMISSION: Ladies 1/-, Gents. 2/-. Non-dancers 1/6. C. J. HARRIS, Hon. Sec. AWATUNA—TE KIRI BRANCH OF FARMERS’ UNION. •‘OCIAL & J)ANCE. ” AWATUNA HALL. • FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1928. Presentation of Cattle Show Prizes. Good Music, Floor and Supper. Admission: Ladies 1/6, Gents. 2/6. S. AGNEW, Chairman. SPORTS MEETINGS. Sr,end Your EASTER HOLIDAYS Spend Your EASTER HOLIDAYS At NGAERE GARDENS TARANAKI’S IDEAL PICNIC GROUNDS Bring rhe Kiddies to have a ride on the Donkey. Come and see the four pals—an interesting animal study—Two Monkeys and Two Kittens. Come and see over 500 Begonias in flower in the begonia; house. COME AND SEE! COME AND SEE! Luncheon, Morning and Afternoon Teas, Soft Drinks, Confectionery, Ice Cream, etc., obtainable at Gardens. Boiling water free. ONLY SIXPENCE ADMISSION And you have the choice of Boating. Tennis, Quoite, Throw-darts, See-saws, Ocean-wave, Laughing Gallery, Orchestrala, etc., to amuse you. COME AND PARTICIPATE IN TADANAKI S BEST SIXPENNY WORTH School Children 3d. VISITORS’ GUIDE TO TARANAKI may be secured grata from Hotels, Garages, Stationers, and the New Plymouth Tourist and Expansion League.