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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5361, 19 February 1916, Page 1

jg'ING’S fJIHEA'TRE. HAYWARD’S PICTURES. to-night i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 18t h FEBRUARY —l9th. The management present with extreme pleasure a renowned “all-Bri-tish” production of slum and society life of the Great Metropolis. Don’t Lil O’ London This Fail Lil O’ London Great To See Lil O’ London Play Adapted to the screen by fibroid Shaw, from the Book of Bannister Merwin, a 6tory of sunshine _ and shadow —of slum and Society life in “the Hub of the Worla.” A Keystone Care-lifter. Hogan’s Aristocratic Dream No smiles or Tears in this —but legions of heartfelt whole-souled gleeful yells. THE PHANTOM THIEF. The Dramatic Mirror’s Prize Play. Also, by Special Request, before entering a lengthy tour of the Dominion. A Local Enterprise that has beaten all records for time, clearness and faithful detail. “THE PAHIATUA SHOW.” "THE PAHIATUA SHOW.” WAR NEWS TO DATE. Trulv, a Great Programme. USUAL PRICES—Is and 6d. Come early and secure a comfortable seat. iNG ’ S r£l HEAT RE. HAYWARD’S PICTURES. Extraordinary Announcement! Extraordinary Announcement! COMING! » ‘ COMING !! TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. 22nd FEBRUARY 23rd. The Greatest of all Picture Records. The Educating Spectacle of a Lifetime —;• The Panama Exposition, i The Panama Exposition. The Panama Exposition. By Day and NlghL The scenes by night; are radiantly beautiful, and the camera has missed nothing. “The Tower of Jewels.” “The Aerosoope.' ’ The Batteries of Searchlights reveal all the splenI dour of THE WORLD S GREATEST FAIR. Including THE VANDERBILT CUP Auto racing at 90 miles an *hour. It baffles belief. SEE IT! YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELVES TO SEE THIS GREAT FILM. LOOK AT OUR PRICES Adults Is; Children 6d. Woodlands Hunt. Applications are invited for tho position of Huntsman to the Woodlands Hunt. Applications close with the secretary, from whom all particulars can be obtained, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19th. 1916. at 6 p.m. ARNOLD WESTON. Secretary. Akitio County Carnival. CLOSING FUNCTION ON ELECTION DAY. (For All Candidates). HORSE SPORTS In aid of the Wounded* Soldiers. To be held in Mr J. Mclntyre. Esq.’s Paddock, Pongaroa. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1916. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1916. First Event at 10 a.m. sharp. PROGRAMME. 1. MEDLEY—WaIk Map, trot 1-lap 2. TWISTING * TURNING (for lady and gentleman ). 3. RESCUE RACE. 4. MEDLEY—WaIk i-lap, trot 1lap, gallop 11-laps. 6 TILTING IN THE RING. e. CIGAR RACE. 7. HALF-MILE WALK (fancy oostume). 8. HIGH JUMP. 9. APPLE-BOBBING COMPETITION. 10 LADY’S DRIVING COMPETITION 11. GENT’S DRIVING COMPETITION . 12. MOUNTING <fc DISMOUNTING 13. NAIL-DRIVING. Ladies and Gentlemen. . 14. ADDITION RACE, Lady and Gentleman. NOMINATIONS 2s. PRIZES. —60 per -cent, of Nomination Moneys—lst. 26 per oent. of Nomination Moneys—2nd. ADMISSION TO GROUND—Adults Is; Children under 14 years free. Paddocks for Honors Is: motors 2« 6d. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND. Apples given by Mr Max Kay so r will be sold on tho Ground. CONCERT IN THE F.VKNTNO CONCERT IN THE EVENING. R. W MORRIS. Secretary. NOTE. —Positions of Candidates will bo made public at. tho grounds at 3 and 6 p.m. at Hall at 8 p.m., and at intervals thoroafter; iclosng time 9 p.m. Polling Booth : Pub lie Hn.ll.