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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 26 January 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BY SPECIAL LICENSE AND AUTHORITY FROM THE PRODUCERS. The Management of the QPERA HOUSE, HA AVER A COMMENCING THURSDAY NEXT, At 2 o ’eloc-k ancl S o ’clock And again on FRIDAY EVENING. Present, rhe Greatest Gift of the Silver Sheet. The Photo-Play that will live in the memory while memory remains. SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE’S Astounding- and Stupendous Story now Picturised by First National in 14Reels. and placed before you in a Vivid and Startling Story of Romance and Adventure, bristling with Comedy — ‘ ‘ THE LOST WORLD ’ ’ * ‘ THE LOST WORLD ’ ’ ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING! A THRILLING PICTURE. That’s the, only way we can describe it. Never before have you seen anything like it. ‘ ‘ THE LOST WORLD ’ ’ “THE LOST WORLD” Take a Trip to Wonderland —to the Lost World—now found and placed before your eyes in a, vivid, startling story of romance and adventure. Gome with Professor Challenger and his baud of explorers, among which are two lovers, for a trip up the Amazon to a place never before explored by man. Pass beyond to the strange, unknown world of prehistoric monsters, fight for life with them against these’ monsters of the air, the land, and the black, unfatliomed lakes. “THE LOST WORLD” ‘ ‘ THE LOST WORLD ’ ’ Truly the Marvel of the Screen, it will' hold you breathless, clinging to your seat —a picture you will never forget. Box Plan as usual. Circle, 2/-; Stalls, 1 /6. Patrons are' advised to BOOK EARLY. METHODIST PICNIC. A LL Sunday School Scholars of the Methodist Sunday School will assemble in front of Somerset Boarding House at 8 o ’clock sharp on WEDNESDAY Morning to receive railway tickets. OT. MARY’S SUNDAY SCHOOL ° PICNIC. AT MISS LYSAGHT’S GROUNDS, MOKOIA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. Sports and Prizes for the Kiddies. Train leaves Hawera Station 10.30 a.m. Adult Tickets, including meals, 2/each. Children’s and Teachers’ tickets free. Scholars must bring their mugs and parade at the school at 9.45 o’clock on Wednesday morning. Gifts of cakes or other eatables will be thankfully received at the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening, from 7 to 9 o’clock. ATHLETICS. TIAWERA Amateur Athletic Club members are notified- that the entries for Wednesday, 3rd February (world’s champion meeting), close TOMORROW, 27th inst. Members must stipulate the events in which they intend to compete. ATERQ H TJ T E Will be Running on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 27. For the New Plymouth Waterside AVorkers’ ' MONSTER PICNIC. 1000 Coming by Special Train to NGAERE GARDENS NGAERE GARDENS B’s are buzzing; lienee the following B’s: — Book the date for your picnic with u.now. Bookings are now coming in quick and busy. Boiling water always supplied free. Best picnic resort in Taranaki. Telephone 315, Stratford Exchange. ELTI-lAM gPORTS T\fEETING (Under auspices New Zealand Cycling and Athletic Union) TAUMATA PARK, ELTHAM. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18. To Commence at 12 o’clock. ‘RUNNING EAGENTS. 1— 150 Yards Maiden: Ist, 30/-; 2nd, 10/-. Norn. 1/G. 2 1()0 'Yards Handicap; Ist, ISO/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 22/(3. Norn. 9/-. 3 Yards Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. 4 440 Yards Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. 5 880 Yards Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. 0—440 Yards Handicap; boys under 14 years. Ist, trophy valued 15/-; 2nd, trophy valued 7/6. CYCLING EVENTS. I—Half-mile Handicap; Ist, 60/-; 2nd, 30/-. Nom. 3/-. o —One Mile Handicap; boys under IS years; Ist, trophy valued 30/-; 2nd, trophy valued 15/-. Nom. 1/6 3 Two’ Mile Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 50/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. 4 Three Mile Handicap; Ist, 250/-; 2nd, 80/; 3rd, 30/-. Nom. 12/6. 5 Five Mile Handicap; Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom. 5/-. No Acceptance Fee Entries close with the Secretary, Box 53, Eltliam, on Eebruay 11th, 1926. Running Events: Performances for last two years or last four performances must be forwarded. Cycling Events: Performances for last twelve races, (or any). Handicaps will be advertised in the local papers on 0 r about February 15th, 1926. The Committee reserve the right to postpone Sports if necessary. H. TAYLOR, Secretary.