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Evening Post, Volume 148, Issue 148, 20 December 1923, Page 3

■ I 1 ... . < J '. . 1 ■■ I STOP I . i GALA AND QUEEN CARNIVAL ALA AND QUEEN CARNIVAL ON PETONE BEACH. , Under the auspices of the Petone Beautifying and Foreshore Improvement Society (Inc.). 7 DAYS OF FUN AND MIRTH. 7 DAYS OF FUN AND MIRTH. PROGRAMME. BOXING .DAY— 10 a.m. —Grand Procession from Petone Railway Station t< the Beach. 11 a.m.—Official Opening by HON. SIR, FRANCIS JJiLLON BELL, Acting-Prime Minister. 11.15 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.—Swimming Sports, Rowing Races, 14-ft. Yacht Race, Sports for Children. TREASURE HUNT. TREASURE HUNT. TREASURE HUNT. MAYPOLE DANCING. MERRY-GO-ROUNDS. ■FLYING BOATS. ROSS'S GIANT AND GIANTESS. MEEKIN'S WONDERFUL PERFORMING LIONS. The Greatest Show South of the Line. 4.30 p.m.—MONSTER SUBMARINE EXPLOSION—don't 'go home until you see this I • Something inspiring. ICE CREAM, FRUIT, AND SOFT DRINK STALLS IN ABUNDANCE. ALL KINDS OF REFRESHMENTS PROCURABLE ON THE BEACH. 7.10 p.m.—fowling Tournament on the Central . Bowling Green under Electric Light. " . ' 7.10 p.m.—Jazz Dance in the Heretaunga Hall. THURSDAY— All attractions will be run from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on.the Beach. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.—lJancing in the Heretaunga Hall, and Second Section of Bowling Tournament. ALL ATTRACTIONS WILL BE RUN FROM 7 p.m. to 10" p.m. on the Beach FRIDAY. CHILDREN'S DAY.^-Sports and Games for all. Prizes for : Best Sand Designs. . . ■■■■'.:' 7.10 p.m.—Dancing in the Heretaunga Hall,. and Third Section of Bowling Tournament. SATURDAYALL ATTRACTIONS WILL BE RUN from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the Beach. 7.10 p.m.—FINAL of Bowling Tournament. ON THE RECREATION GROUNDDAVE. PRETTY v. BILL PECK, Both Champion Axemen, will Contest the WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP. \ Also WRESTLING BOUTS AND VAUDE- : VILLE TURNS., - A TIP-TOP AFTERNOON. ■ ADMISSION TO GROUNDS—Is. : . MONDAYA Glorious Day on the Beach. All Shows and Other Attractions, ■will run from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. " . , At 9.30 a Grand Torchlight' Procession will parade Jackson street and the Beach, and at Midnight a Huee Bonfire will be lit. .''•:, Come and see the Old Year out and the New Year in. r TUESDAY (NEW YEAR'S DAY)— GRAND AMATEUR SPORTS ON THE RECREATION GROUND— THE BEST OF WELLINGTON'S RUNNERS WILL COMPETE. ■ ALL SHOWS WELL RUN ON THE EVENINGURINGTHEDAYand WEDNESDAY— / ■ . HUTT VALLEY CHILDREN'S DAY on the Beach. Sports and Games x for all. Eastbourne Boats and Special Train Service during Gala Week. Plenty of Hot Water FREE Every Day. Eastbourne Ferry Boats leave for Petone 27th, 28th, and 29th December At 10.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. ' SECURE A TICKET IN THE GRAND ART UNION of. £100. Tickets Is. NO CHARGE TO THE GALA ON THE BEACH. O. SILBERY, Secretary. Box 7, Petone. 1 ■■•. . ' • i }■• ■ ' : "Drink seems to be this man's ! trouble," said Detective-Sergeant Cam- • eron at the Magistrate's Court to-day when a middle-aged defendant named" ' John Alexander Mitchell M'Leod appear- : ed before Mr. E. Page, S.M., on a ' charge of theft of an overcoat valued ' at £4, the property of- Robert Roynane. ; The evidence showed that the accused who was represented by Mr. W. B* Rainey, had stolen the coat from' the ' old Parliament Buildings, and had sold ', it to a second-hand dealer for ss. He ■ later attempted to buy back th» coat, but, was ujwucceiiful.- Accused was sen- : teaeed to two month*' iapruonmeat.