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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 January 1920, Page 3

: Levin's ! Mardi (*ras i | A Day of Big Events! | » j Fun for tire Million ! ! YOUR ENTIiV IS WANIED FOR THE GUAM) PROCESSION: 1. Decorated Motor "Car; prize, J£2; entry fee, 2/0. 2. Decorated Motor Cycle; prize, £1; entry fee, 1/0. 3. .Decorated .Bicycle; prize, 10/; entry fqe, 1/. 4. Decorated Pram or Go-cart; prize, 10/; entry fee' <1/. o. Decorated iiorse-druu'ii Vehicle, prize ,CJ ; entry fee, 1/0, (>. Costumed Horseman (senior); prize, .CI; entry lee, 1/G. 7. Costumed Horseman (junior); prize ■10s; entry fee, Gd. Decorated .Parasol (senior); prize, £1 : entry fee. 1/. 9. Decorated Parasol (junior); prize, 10/; entry feo, Cd. 10. Most Artistic Costume (ladies); prize, :G1 ; entry fee, 1/6. 11. Most Humorous Costume, meu; prize. £1; entry 1/6. Now Get Busv and be in the GRAND PROCESSION GRAND PRiDOESSfTON - 'Which will assemble at the Railway Htoaftion at 10.30 a.m. Anyone can join in. but only those who have paid the entry fee will he'eligible for tile Prizes. 12. TUG- J Ol''-WAR- (8-asido); Firs,t prize, £2; entry fee, 1/ per man. Eight teams wanted—or no prize money. 13. Wrestling on Horseback; prize, £1; entry fee, 2a. 14. Pillow Fighting; prize. ss; entry fee, Gd. 1 15. BABY iSI-TOW; entry fee, Is; trophy donated by Stiles and Matheson, Ltd. ' • WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ATHLETIC AND SWIMMING EVENTS. product: and vegetable stall on tlio Grounds! SIDE SHOWS GALORE! SKEE BALL. DARTS. HOOP LA. QTTOTTS.. PIERROTS. BLINDFOLD BOXTNG. TREASUR E HUNT. MONEY BOARD. BROKEN HEARTS and FORTUNE TELLING. SOFT DRTNKS! AFTERNOON TEA! HOT WATER. AND MILK. Buy your Coupons from the Queen Committees, and use "them on the grounds for. Side Shows, Afternoon Tea, Entrance Fees, etc. They are as good as cash on the. Carnival Day.

All Entries, except post entries, close with the Secretary, at Mr W. S. Park's office, on MONDAY, February 9th, at 5 p.m. LES. SCOTT, Organiser. K. E. ADAMS, Hon! Secy. . " FyCLP TO RISA UTTFY YOUR. TOWN!" MARDI GRAS. MARDI GRAS. QjRAND QUEEN QONCERT ANli C l HALL,' CENTURY HALL". rpHURSDAY, 2JOTH INST., AT 8 P.M.; COME AND SEE THE LOVELY QUEENS. COME AND HEAR YOUR LOCAL ORATORS. VOTING : Ballot Papers will be issued, to each member of the audience, and the votes recorder] will count in tiho Big Election. ADMISSrON. 1/. C. H. PYKE, Chairman. LESLIE SCOTT, Organiser. Ticke-ts obtainable from all Queen Committees. ■' MARDI • GRAS CARNIVAL. FAIRFIELD QUEEN. - gip) ~ D AV j^|"EXT ; AT THE .MARQUEE, (OXFORD ST. PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. COMPETITIONS. Donations gratefully received and collected by Air J. Edwards and his Committee on notification. jyj-OOK. LIGHT OARNIVAL. THIS QUEEN OF HOKIO ! (1/evin Nightingale) Will honour IiARAKA LODGE' (Mi' 4. Bowen's Residence, AVeraroa Road), On MONDAY. FEBRUARY L>ud, From 6 to 10 p.m., And commands the Levin Champion Croquet Players to entertain Her Subjects. MOONLIGHT REVELS. DANCING ON TH3S LAWN. Her Majesty commands Her subjects, to appear in Plain and Fancy Dress. Prize for tin- host Fancy Dress, preference being given to one rep resent a. five of one or all the Cr'/didates. FORTUNE TELLING. MUSICAL PROGRAMME. ETC. Admission, II: Supper, !)d. HER MAJESTY'S BAND will bo in attendance. JJOKIO QUEEN JQANOE 1 WERAROA SCHiOOT jR OOM. FRIDAY, JANUARY . 30t3i. Ladies I/, Gentlemen 2/. 11. R. ROW F.N" Organiser. THANKS NOTICE. I T WISH to thank Dr. Bryaon for -hi.--. ' A fHifiil and successful treatment in a recent accident to my eve. R. E. HENDERSON.