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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12440, 18 December 1903, Page 3

f^ft/Kn* PAMPHLET A* ON APPLICATION TO Henry Hughes PATENT AGENT Queen's Chambers I WELLINGTON. N. Z. ' NOTICE ; Okato Hotel. ' r ipHR Alter atioas to this popular Rote L are now completed, aad patrons can i rely upon receiving every com'orfc and ; convenience. The Hotel has been considerably enlarged an! renovated ; the bedrooms are Jarge and airy. Only the best of Wines aad Ales kept in stock. Luncheon a speciality. A. BAKER, e9Ol Okat». AXEMEN'S JARNIVAL. /"COMPETITORS are reminded tha* ! VJ acceptances for all Chopping and Sawing invents, and entries for Running and Cycling Events, close with the Secretary, at Elfcham, on Saturday, 12th instant. The Committee has decided that the following events shall be competed for each day :—: — FIRST DAY,— Chopping: N.Z. Championship, Novice Maiden, and Underhand Hdcp. Sawing : Novice D.N. and Racer Cup. RunniNo : 300 yds, 1 Mile, and Boys Race. Cyclinu: f-Mile and 5-Mile Handicaps. SECOND DAY,— Axemen's Cup, Backing-up Competition, Boys' Chop, Visitors' Chop, Vi.B.. Sawing Hdcp, Single-handed Sawing Championship, Pit Sawing, Nhtffield Hdcp. £-Mile Run, 1 and 3 -Mile Bicycle Events. Running Events will be held under Caledoniaa Association permit, and Cycle events under League Rules. Bookmakers' Licenses will be issued at three guineas per day, or fi*e guineas' for tuo t wo days, F. E. HARDY, g346 SecretiryN.Z.AA. Stratford Technical School Exhibition. Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Exce»lency * Lord RanfnrJy; Governor of New Zealand. To be held in the Now Technical School, Stratford, From 28th DECEMBER, 1903, to 2nd JANUARY, 190*, inclusive. - gbTno - MILITARY TOURNAMENT, Open to the Puolic School Cadet Corps of the Colony, to be held at Victoria Park, Stratford, * ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. . Exhibits are invited in the Educational md Literary Division for irchool Children, for the f Lowing subjects :— KreehamJ, Geometrical and Scale Drawing, v*ap Drawing, Writing Competitions, Exercise Books, Brushwork, Es3ays, &c , &c. Needlework, Ironing, Cooking, Hobbies, &c , &c Painting, Art Work, Home Industries. For Technical and Art 4 Schools, &c. Drawing, Modelling in Clay, &c, Pyro-' graphy, Portraits in Oil and Wateu Colours, Pen and Ink Work, Wood Carving, Models, Fretwork, Crazy * work, &c. Da trying Department. Bost Box Factory Butter, Separator Butter, .Dairy Butter/ Kactory Ghees'?, Dome-maHe Cheese, &o. Dairying Appliances, Poultry Appliances. Typewriters, Duplicators, &c. Photographic Exhibits. Elocution, Vocal, Instrumental and other Competitions. Valuable Prizes and Diplomas. Schedules and full particular* from THW SECRETARY, P.O. Box 44, Stratford. STRATFORD TECHNICAL SCHOOL. OJMPHJTITIOK. Competitive Designs are, invited for Certificate of Merit for the above Exhibition, and a Prize of One Guinea will be awarded the best. Designs to reach the Secretary not later than December 7th, md addressed The Secretary, Technical Exhibition, Box 44, Stratford. j 1 he Minister of Railways has granted free carriage to exhibits coming to and from the Exhibition. ART UNION. The Colonial Secretary has given permission to the Committee to hold an Art Union of Valuable Oil Paintings and Works of Art in connection with the vbove, Tickets On« Shilling each, may be cbhtiaod from the Secretary, Box 44. Stratford. t g175 In another colutrm "The Country Girl" and "The New Breton," the leading shapes in ladies' hats, arc advertised at excej- cionally low prices by "The Cash Draper/ C. C. Ward. These hats are all the rage in Axickluii»l lit the present time.* b'or* printing of every Heucription. call at Herald OHine, Ourrie-etre*^ New Plymottlfc.