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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1760, 4 April 1912, Page 3

GARDEN FETE. i In aid of Beautifying Society. . I FEILDING RACECOURSE. ' (By kind' permission Feildins Jockey 1 Club). . - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1912. Patron: Mr P. H. Guthrio, M.P. • President: Mr E. Goodbehere, Mayor; Vice-Presidents: Messrs J. G. Cobbe, Geo. Budd, F. F. Hacgitt, and E. Short. T>ROGRAMME. CYCLE EVENTS GREAT ROAD RACE (Handicap), Feikhng to Bunnythorpe and back; finish on the Racecourse; to start from Manchester Square at 12.30. Entry fee 2s. Entries close with Secretary on April 13. Handsome Trophies. TILTING THE RING; entrance Is MUSICAL CHAIRS; entrance Is R}™*? THE PLANK; entrance Is. SLOW RACE, 50 yards; entrance Is. MOTOR CYCLE SLOW RACE; entrance 2s. Special trophy value £3 3s presented by Mr W. B. Benson. RUNNING EVENTS. 100 YARDS HANDICAP; entrance 220 YARDS HANDICAP; entrance Is. For both the foregoing events entries close with the Secretary on April BANDSMEN'S RACE, 75yds. TUG.OF-WAR. Teams of Nine Men; entrance Is per man. MAORI EVENTS. MAORI MEN'S RACE 100 yards; entrance Is MAORI BOYS' RACE 75 yards; entrance free MAORI GIRLS' RACE 50 yards; entrance free. FOR FOOTBALLERS. GREAT FANCY COSTUME FOOTBALL MATCH, to start 1 p.m. to last 15 minutes. Trophy for Most 'Comical Costume. PLACE KICKING COMPETITION ; entrance Is. FIRE BRIGADE EVENTS BABY RESCUE, two men; entrance Is per man. LUMBER COMPETITION, three men; entrance Is per man. HOCKEY. GOAL HITTING COMPETITION; entrance Is. DECORATIVE EVENTS. FOR CHILDREN—Prize for Best Floral Decorated Bicycle, Gocart, Parasol, or other Device • entrance free. GIRLS' TANDEM TEAM DRIVING COMPETITION; entrance Is per team; driven and nominated by gents. Trophy _ for Best Decorated Motor Car, Trap, or other vehicle. MOTOR RAILWAY. RIDES ROUND THE COURSE; fare for adults, 6d; for children, 3d DONKEY RIDES. FOR CHILDREN; ■ one penny per ride. COMPETITIONS. NAIL DRIVING FOR LADIES; entrance 6d NAIL DRIVING FOR GENTS; entrance 6d. CHAIN STEPPING FOR LADIES: entrance 6d. CHAIN STEPPING FOR GENTS; entrance Is GOLF PUTTING; entrance 6d. BOWLING COMPETIION; entrance Gd. CUTTING TURK'S HEAD; entrance 6d. THROWING CRICKET BALL; entrance 6d. GUESSING COMPETITIONS WEIGHT OF SHEEP. First prize the sheep; entrance Is WEIGHT OF COAL. First prize half-ton of coal; entrance Is WEIGHT OF CAKE. First prize the cake; entrance 6d WEIGHT OF DUCK. 'First prize the duck; entrance 3d WEIGHT OF FOWL. First prize the fowl; entrance 3d. OTHER ATTRACTIONS. SHOOTING GALLERY, one penny per shot. WIRELESS TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Send a- Message to your friends on the ground for 3d. HIDDEN TREASURE HUNT — A ...MAGNIFICENT EVENT. Key to the location of the Treasure will be obtainable on the ground, and the lucky finder will be well repaid for his trouble. LADIES' TEA KIOSK. BACHELORS' TEA KIOSK. PHRENOLOGIST'S PARLOUR, SWEETS STALL (the Pierrots) FRUIT AND SOFT DRINKS STALL POT PLANTS, FLOWERS, and PRODUCE STALL. COMPETITIONS GOING ON ALL AFTERNOON. TROPHTCSr—A Splendid Lot of Valuable and Useful Trophies have been donated by the Business People of Feilding for Presentation to the_ Winners and Runners-up in the various events on the Programme. ADMISSION TO GROUND, Is. Children half-price; under 10, Free. Tickets on sale everywhere. Purchase your Ticket before the Day of the Fete, and perhaps get a TRIP TO ROTORUA WITH RETURN FIRST-CLASS FARE, and LODGING FOR A WEEK FREE. FEILDING BRASS BAND'IN ATTENDANCE. MONSTER BENEFIT PICTURE SHOW. The Proprietors o.f the LYCEUM THEATRE have generously offered to give a BENEFIT PICTURE PERFORMANCE in aid or the FETE FUNDS, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, at 8 p.m. During the evening HERR BERGER will render a Special Violin Solo (with orchestra accompaniment): Concert Fantasia on "OLD FOLKS AT HOME." Two handsome OIL PAINTINGS have been donated by Mr D. W. ERASER to the Fete Committee, and these will be presented to holders of lucky Entrance Tickets to the Theatre. Tickets will be on tale on the racecourse during the afternoon. Tickets for the Rotorua Trip' and for the Oil Paintings will be drawn during the Performance at the Lyceum by the Mayor. Support thb Fete and Picture Shi and so help to beautify your Town. A. E. PATTERSON, v ~......JF on ' Secretary. NEW ADVERTISEMENTST Next to a watch, the successful rarmer requires a barometer. An English barometer costing ' 22s 6d, 245, 27s 6d, 355, and 40s up to £5 ss. Wβ have just received a shipment from Ellery's, London. Call and see them at Geo. Short's, Feilding's Quality Jeweller. PEARCE DAIRY SALE. Tho auctioneers wish to draw special attention to an important dairy sale which they are holding on Wednesday next at Hamilton's Line, Jackeytown, on account of Mr W. B. V. Pearce, who is giving up dairying. The cows and heifers are in excellent condition, and comprise 60 first-class dairy sorts, to calve in the- early spring, and also 60 Shorthorn cross heifers (August and September calvers). There are 20 cows just lately calved, and also 25 to calve shortly, which should interest those who intend milking right through the season. The whole herd has been heavily culled during the past , five years, and returns which will be given out at time of sale !?how exqellent results. ' Every lot will be sold absolutey without reserve. Adrag will leave Dalgety and Co.'s.office, Queen street, PalmerStSli, at 10.30 on the morning of the sale. . There's improvement from the first shine when you use TANOL for your footwear. In tins: liquid Is, paste 6d. BRAMWELL BROS, specialise in clean, sanitary Bedding, and will be pleased to show the goods to intendmgfbuyers}zbx- r post c quotations U» Ahase who cannot call: v \