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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20481, 5 February 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. In View of the Heavy Demand for Seats Patrons are Earnestly Advised to Reserva Their Seats or Attend Day Sessions—--11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. STRAND STRAND A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Auckland's Intimate -Talkie Theatre. SESSIONS: 11, 2.15. 8 P.M. CHILDREN UNDER SIXTEEN WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. " IF SHE'S A BLONDE O.K. PALI" That is Charles Ruggles' advice to Walter Huston. ''You can ditch blondes," says Ruggles,. " but if she's a brunette—look out." And it's a brunette, played by adorable Claudette Collbert, whom Huston loves, in Here is a great talking comedy! A man socially pronuneut, lonely, handsome. With two worldly-wiso youngsters who try to interfere when they learn from Dad that even fathers want love in their lives. The lovo-down on love nests told with luxurious good humour! SHE LIES—AND YOU LIKE IT. PLAYED BY A CAST OF NEW STARS THAT WILL SOON BE IN POPULAR FANCY. (A Paramount Picture.) In Addition: FAMOUS "1812" OVERTURE, Presented by Dr. Hugo Reisenfeld'u Symphony Orchestra of 100 Musicians. The novel "musio picture" serves as ft descriptive background for the theme of Tschaikowsky's symphonio mnsterpiece--Napoleon'e ill-fated invasion of Russia and the burning c.l Moscow. Mickey's Chaw, Chaw " -- - Sound Cartoon Fos Movietone News - In Scene and uouiid "Auckland From the Air." PLANS AT'THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. Phone 43-111. PIRATE SHIPPE. ON BEAUTIFUL MILFORD BEACH. DANCING TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. till 11 p.m. Admission, Ladies, 2s; Gent 3, 2s Gd. ENTRANCING MUSIC. BY THE VERSATILE PIRATES, The Brightest and Best Dance Band in New Zealand. For Reservations Phone 23-114. NOTE.—TEAROOMS OPEN EVERY DAY. Afternoon Teas a Speciality. SPECIAL CAKE COMPETITION. AUCKLAND SHOW. GAS COOKER, presented by AUCKLAND GAS CO. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, FEB. 7. TOWN BOARD NOTICES. JpAPATOETOE TOWN BOARD. Pursuant to Section 76 of the Rating Act. 1525, Public Notice is hereby given that an additional charge of 10 per centum will be added to al! General Rates remaining unpaid after FRIDAY, the 14th day of February. 1930. WILLIAM YOUNG, Town Clerk. ATHLETIC SPORTS. ONEWHERO ATHLETIC CLUB. (Affiliated villi Northern Athletic Union.) ANNUAL SPORTS. ONEWHERO DOMAIN. ox SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1930. PROGRAMEE. FIRST EVENT STARTS AT 11 A.M. SHARP. 1. MAIDEN HANDICAP (Local).l2o yds., £3.—First, £'2; Second, las; Third, ss. Entrance. 3s. 2. BOYS' RACE (under 1C years).—First. Trophy; Second, Trophy. Entrance Free. 3 GIRLS' RACE (under 1G years).—First, Trophy; Socond, Trophy, Entrance Free. 4. CIGAR AND UMBRELLA RACE (Mounted), £2 10s.—First, £2; Second, 10s. Post Eutrics. 2s Gd. 5. HIGH JUMP HANDICAP (MEN'S), Open, £2.—First, XI 103; Second, 10s. Post Entries, 2s. G. ONEWHERO CUP HANDICAP, 150 yds.. £lo.—Cup to lie won twice. First, £0; Second, £3; Third, £l. Entrance. 03. 7. MARRIED LADIES' RAOE.-Tro-phies I'irst and Second. Entrance Free. 8. STOCKMEN'S COMPETITION. £2 and Trophy (Mounted).—First. £'2; Second, Whip. Post Entries, 2s Gd". 9. 410 YDS. HANDICAP (£4).—First. £3; Second. £'l: Third, 10s. Entrance, 3s. 10. MAIDEN JUMPING COMPETITION (Horses), £4 10s. —First, £3; Second, £1 : Third. 10s: Post Entries. ss. 11. MAORI! JUMPING COMPETITION. for Maoris (Horses and Riders) only. £2 15s. —First, £2; Second, 10s; Third, ss. Entrance. 2s Gd. 12. HALF-MILE HANDICAP (Running), £4 10s.—First, £3; Second, £1; Third. 10s. Entrance, .'ts. 13. OPEN HUNTERS' JUMPING COMPETITION. £lO and Cup valuo 10 Guineas, to Le won twice in succession or three times nt intervals. Minimum weight, 12 stone.—First, £7; Second, £2; Third, £l. Post Entries, 10s. 14. MOTOR BENDING . COMPETITION.First, 12gals. Beuzinc: Second. Ggals.; Third, 4ga!s. Entrance, 2s Gd. 15. MOTOR TILTING AT RlNG.—First, 12gnls. Benzine: Second, Ggals.; Third, Mgiils. Entrance, 2s Gd, 16. FORCED HANDICAP (Running). 120 yds.. £2 15s.— First. £2; Second, 10s; Third, sa. Post Entries, 2s Gd. All Winners must, enter. 17. TILTING AT RING (Mounted), £1 5s and Bridle.—First, £1: Second, Bridle; Third, ss. Post Entries. 2s Gd. 18. MARRIED MEN'S RACE (Local). 100yds.—Trophies First and Second. Entrance. Is Gd. 19. BENDING COMPETITION (Mounted) £2 10s.—First, £'2; Second, 10s. Po3t Entries, 2s Gd. 20. CONSOLATION JUMPING COMPETITION (Horses), £2 ss.—First, £1 10s; Second. 10s; Third. ss. Post Entries, 2s Gd. (For unplaced horses 21. THREAD THE NEEDLE RACE (Mounted), £2.—First, .£! 10s; Second, 10s. Post Entries, 2s Gd. 22. SHEEP WEIGHT GUESSING COMPETITION (live weight), £2 ss. First, £1 10a; Second, 10a; Third, ss. Tickets, Is. 23. CHAIN STEPPING COMPETITION (£1 10s).—First, £1; Second, 10a. Entries, 13. RULES AND REGULATIONS. All Competitors to xun under Northern Athletic Union Rules. Four competitors or no event. Entries for All Handicap Events close with the Secretary on TUESDAY, February 11, and must be accompanied by the necessary amount of cash, also the last two years' performances; if none, the last four performances, if any. A" nominations should bo forwarded on Northern Athletic Union Nomination Forms,, which can bo obtained from the Hecretnry of tiny Affiliated Sports Club. Handicnppor: Mr. I'. McAneny (N.A.U.). , . . , Handicap Events are Nos. 1. 6, 9 and 1 Handicaps will appear on or about February 15. * | ... Tenders for Refreshment Booth close with the Secretary on TUESDAY, February 11. Hot Water Supplied on Ground by Club. ADMISSION TO GROUND: Is Cd; Children. Gd. Horses or Vehicles. Is. Mr. J. Wnght'H TJ'ifl will leave niaknu at 11 a.m. Day of Sports returning in timo to connect with train. DANCE TO FOLLOW IN EVENING. Gents, la Gd; Ladies, Is. REG. PHILLIPS. Hon. Secretary. Phone No. H, Onewhero. Address; C.o. Farmers' Trading Co., Onewhero. DEMONSTRATIONS. G1 AS Cooking Demonstrations will be held f »t our Demonstration Rooms, "Cms Building, Pitt Street, Today, from 2.30 to •1 p.m.—Auckland Ga3 Co., Ltd.