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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7019, 6 January 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE royal. Enormous and Terrific Success of our Complete Change of Programme FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Everything New and Bright To-Night. TOll and PRISCILLA ARMSTRONG VEKN.B. In ‘‘A FOOLISH FOOL,” A Positive Laugh Creator. THE NATIONAL DUO, Tile Cleverest Youngsters iu Vaudeville, "THE INVENTOR’S TROLuIES. _ By Geo. Scott, Les Scott, Nellie Leslie. Including a Champion Trio Dance. Chas. HEATH AND LAMB. Joe Newcastle Singing Colliers, in New Harmonies, Self-taught - Vocalisms. STARES! STAKES! STARKS! Starrs by Name. Stars in Talent. JOE RON, the Rollicking Comic. Dainty Soubrette, NINA GONZALES. MERYL LAURENCE, Popular Soprano. DELING! DELING! DELING! Clever Wire Walker and Balancer. THE TOSSING TESTROS, Very Skillful, Cleverly Amusing. 2s and Is. Plan Theatre. Doors 7.20. ■y M.C.A. Y.M.C.A. • GRAND WATER GALA and SWIMMING CARNIVAL, NEW TE ARO BATHS ' NEXT SATURDAY. JANUARY Bth, at 2.30 p.m. Swimming Races, High Diving, Lifesaving Exhibition, Water Polo, etc. , Vitetta’s Baud in attendance. Afternoon tea. Admission Is. Children Half-price. R. BAKER, Hon. Sec. H. N. HOLMES, General Sec. HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SWEET PEA AND CARNATION SHOW SM EET PEA AND CARNATION SHOW DRILL HALL, PETONE. DRILL HALL, PETONE. SATURDAY NEXT, Bth JANUARY-, At 3 p.m. The Sweet Peas shown will be the Finest ever grown in the Dominion. Admission ... ONE SHILLING. E. D. WOODWARD, ■ Hon. See. Entries close at the Drill Hall, at It o’clock on the morning of the show. 82 RACING NOTICES. F c SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 22nd JANUARY -21 th NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS except Trial Hack (First Day) and Maiden Scurry (Second Day) close with the Secretary at Foxton THIS (Thursday) EVENING, January 6th, atOo’clock. ANGUS KEITH, 710 ' Secretary. iVSASON’S GARDENS. PLEASURE-SEEKERS, you cannot do better than SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS at MASON’S GARDENS, TAITA. Moore’s ’Bus will bring .you from the Lower Hutt Station in a few minutes. Fare 6d. CUT FLOWERS OBTAINABLE IN PROFUSION. COME AND SEE THE WONDROUS They are a lovely sight. Admission to Grounds, Sixpence. Hot Water supplied Gratis. Afternoon Tea 6d. HOROWHENUA AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TjIOUETH , ANNUAL , SHOW, To be hold on the , . LEVIN RACECOURSE on . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, T9lO, At 11 a.m. Motor Byke Race. Trotting Race, one mile. Jumping Competitions for Horses and Ponies. t ; Ladies’ and Gent.’s Driving Competitions. Two Pony Races, half-mile (for boys). Best Boy and Girl Eider. Hack Classes. Pony Classes. Pet Lamb Competitions for Boys- and Girls. ■■ Sheep Classes. Ram Classes. Pig Classes. Cattle Classes. For further particulars see Schedules, which can be obtained from the Secretary. ENTRIES CLOSE on SATURDAY, anuary 22nd, 1910, at 9 p.m., with the ecretary, . " ’ B. E. GARDENER, Box 2. Levin. JJIEILDING A, AND P, SHOW. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist and 2nd, 1910. HANDSOME PRIZES IN ■ ALL CLASSES. JUMPING, RIDING, DRIVING, HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP. PIGS. - HOME INDUSTRIES, ETC. ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 11th. Schedules and all particulars from ' E. H. FISHER, Secretary, 316 ' Or Office of this Journal. T> OTAL Mail leaves the Carbine JIS-' Stables, Feilding, for Kirabolton at 8.30 a.m., ‘and leaves Kimholton at 12 noon for Feilding. All parcels"left at C*arbiria Stables will be carefully attenued to. R. J. MOORE, Coach Proprietor, West Street, Feilding.

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