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Taranaki Daily News, 24 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45 TO-NIGHT! A Playgoer’s Special Feature, “THROUGH THE STORM." “THROUGH THE STORM.” “THROUGH THE STORM.” A six-reel drama of a Girl’s Soul Fight through the Storm of Life. A Vivid. Gripping Drama, with an ALL-STAR CAST. Supports: “TIMBER QUEEN” No. 14, “365 Days,” two-reel Comedy, and Pathe Review. OUR PRICES .ARE: 9d and 1/3. Y'ou’d better come early to-night! COMING WEDNESDAY (Race Night). A Hair-raising Western Romance HOOT GIBSON in "DEAD GAME.” HOOT GIBSON in “DEAD GAME.” HOOT GIBSON in “DEAD GAME.” The most thrilling dare-devil eomedy-drama-jn which Hoot has ever appeared. IT’S RACE NIGHT—COME EARLY! PUKEKURA PARK. PUKEKURA PARK. TO-MORROW, (XMAS DAY). QRICKET VETERANS v. COLTS. VETERANS v. COLTS. Commencing at 2 p.m. ADMISSION: Gentiemen Is, Ladies and Children 6d. Proceeds in aid of Sportsground. ELTHAM CYCLE RACING AND ATHLETIC CLUB’S gPORTS TWEETING, To be held in TAUMATA PARK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1923. Record Entries! The biggest fields ever been seen in Taranaki! New Zealand Champions in running events. New Zealand Champions in Cycle Events. Thirty Competitors in One Miie Bike Race. Twenty-five Competitors in Five Mile Bike Race. A Real North Island Carnival! Thousands will be there! Luncheon on Ground. Hot Water Free. Band in Attendance. Start at 11 a.m. H. A. NUTTALL, Hon. Secretary.

EAST E ND (JALA D AY. NEW YEAR’S DAY. I NEW YEAR S DAY. BOYS’ BICYCLE RACE. Boys! Get your Bicycle in order for the Bike Race on the Reserve on January 1. Entry Is. Good prizes. GIGANTIC TREASURE HUNT. One Hundred prizes, including Lady’s Crepe de Chine Blouse and Gent’s Fuji Silk Shirt. Greatest Hunt on record. Blouse and Shirt may be exchanged for other goods if desired. CITIZENS’ BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission: Adults Is; Children free. R. BENNOCH, Hon. Secretary. NEW YEAR’S DAY, JANUARY 1, 1924. NGAMOTU BEACH. NGAMOTU BEACH. JJREAKWATER piCNIC. The Mecca of the Roller Joy Bathers. The Haven of the Juvenile Paddlers. Juvenile attractions, Bathing. Racing, Novelty Sports, Harbour Excursions in the launch. TREASURE HUNT. A sumptuous spectacle. Magnificent prizes for skill and ingenuity. The spades go in at 2 p.m. and continue at high voltage intensity until the last treasure is unearthed. SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP. Three mile race. Valuable trophies. Large entries. New Plymouth Highland Pipe Band in attendance. Hot water and milk free. Bring your tea and sugar. Admission to grounds: Adults 1/-, Children free. North, South, East, We'st, Ngamotu Picnic’s always be«»t. Don’t forget it or you’ll regret it, New Year’s Day on Ngamotu Beach. R. O. ELLIS, Hon. Secret ary.

JJEW pLYMOUTH TO RAPIER. DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. An important link in Motor Service has just been inaugurated by the 5.0.5., in conjunction with Dyke’s early morning car from New Plymouth. This car now links up with the 5.0.5., leavino - Hawera at- 8.30 a.m. and goes right THROUGH FROM HAWERA TO ASHHURST. Arriving at Ashhurst at 1 p.m., connecting with Napier Express, dep. Ashhurst 1.22 p.m. FAjRES: —'New Plymouth to Hawera 10s; Hawera to Wanganui 15s; Wanganui to Ashhurst 12s 6d. Particulars from: DYKE & CO, New Plymouth, Or BLAKE’S GARAGE, Hawera. oA C RUTLAND BUILDINGS, Wanganui. Telegrams: Smith’s Overland Service, Wanganui. Car PAINTING—For a first-class job ft t a reasonable charge try M. O. Butcher, ’Phone 647,