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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 38, 27 January 1912, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. j pRJNCI " il’bATili; HASTINGS., 19 L ,T >. TO NIGHT A FIGHT WITH FIBE THE THAMES TO THE SHANNON i AN INDIAN'S .MISTAKE ! THE LONG ROAD | PICTURESQUE HOLLAND 1 BREAKING-IN A COLT | MAKING PIANOS I HAVE IT OUT. MY BOY’ ; ARMY DRILL I LIVE. LOVE. AND BELIEVE I ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE PORTER ADVANTAGES OF HYPNOTISM j J£INCPS THEATRE, HASTINGS. Proprietors: Hastings Permanent Picture Co., Ltd. Direction of F. C. Hartshorn. TO-NIGHT AT *L TO-NIGHT | COMPLETE CHANGE OF i PROGRAMME. I A Kalem Drama telling of a thrilling cowboy and railway incident that ended happily : THE EXPRESS ENVELOPE. Essaney’s stupendous Picture Play of love, hate, and revenge. A story founded on fact : TOLD IN THE SIERRAS. Another Vitagraph Triumph, full of vigorous scenes that bring a lump into your throat: MAN TO MAN. Second Series of the DELHI DURBAR. PATHI7S ANIMATED GAZETTE. A new edition of very funny Comics: TOO MANY BURGLARS HER WORDS CAME TRUE DUKE DE RIBBON COUNTER By Special Request, we will show for To-Night Only: ZIGOMAR. ZiGO.MAR. See the greatest Detective Storv of the Age. Doors open at 7.30, Overture S p.m. Booking at Hall and Son’s. USUAL PRICES: 1 6, 1 6,1. KING'S THEATRE TOURING PLANT Will play as follows:--HAVELOCK NORTH. AIONDAY. CLIVE- TUESDAY. FE RN HIL L—W EI )N ES DAY. TA R Al 7 A LE--T H U RSD AY. PA KI PA KI—FRIDAY. Good Pictures. Good i.i-ht. Absoluti.-ly Steady. - i QLYMPIA RINK, HASTINGS.-- ' Proprietors : Hastings Permanent Picture Co , Ltd. Direction of E. C. Hartshorn. OPEN CONTIN UOUSLY . SESSIONS: —10 to 12 Learners, 2 to 5-Bkaters, 6 to 7 Beginners, 8 to 10.15 Skaters. ADMISSION:--Day S essions: Gents 1 Ladies 6d. Evening Sessions: Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6, including skates’ and floorage. • WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31 st, 1912. I FVNUY DRESS CARNIVAL. I Book your seats at the Rink now, and | save disappointment. | HAWKE'S BAY AMATEUR BOXING , ASSOCIATION —GRAND BOXING CONTESTS, to be. held in the PRINCESS THEATRE, HASTINGS, Ram Fair Night, THURSDAY, Feb. Ist, at 8 p.m. sharp. Fifteen rounds Professional Contest (Purse £3O), Barn *y Ireland (Waipawa) v. Jim Sharp (Sydney, N.S.W.), two of the best heavyweights in New Zealand. Fifteen : rounds Professional Contest (Purse | £5O), Tim Tracy (Wellington) v. Petei Cook (N.S.W.), two of the leading lightw.'hrbts in the Dominion. Prices of Ul-’-'isrion: Stage 10'-. Dress Circle -ir-rl out Stalls 5/-, Stalls 3/-, Pit 2/-. iloiihi’ offiie at J. D. Donovan's, Hart' , i"r. Doors own at 7.30 p.m. sharp.--A. Rosenberg. Don. Sec. Hl'Oi DISIRICIS A. AND P , ASSOCIATION. I rpwENTIETH gHOW i TO BE HELD AT WOODVILLE, I ON 31st JANUARY, 1912. | Prizes for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Farm Produce. Write for Schedule. A POPULAR FIXTURE. 0 UXXEVIRKE A. * P. S HOW | WEDNESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, 1912 A One-day Show, full of interest to visitors and exhibitors alike. Hunters’ Competitions, and Classes for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Dairy Produce, and Home Industries. Weight-guessing Competitions as usual. Agricultural Exhibits, SideShows, etc., etc. PRIZES AND TROPHIES TO THE VALUE OF £6OO. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1912. Prize Schedules may be had on application. F. C. STUBBS, Secretary. Masterton a.& p. association 25th ANNUAL EXHIBITION. OLW A Y gHO AV FEBRUARY 20th and 21st. 1912. Entries close February 3rd. RAM & EAVE FAIR, Feb. 22 and 23. ; Entries close February Sth. | GRAND DISPLAY of Horse.-. Cattle, i S!i-.“p. Pigs. Dogs. Produce, and Horticultural Exhibits. Jumping, Judging and Guessing Competitions. ciiiin OFFERED IN CASH PRIZES S -venty acres of ideal picnic grounds. Native hush, running streams, shady nooks. Hot AVatei supplied free foi picnics. Railway siding and ho*ding paddocks at showground gates. Schedules and full particulars on application to J. B. EMMETT. A< ting-Seeretary. 'Or secretaries of kindred societies.