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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143451, 23 March 1911, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Jjl IRE WORKSI JjHREWORKSI JpiREWORKS. A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS From Messrs. Brock and Co., London, will take place in PUKEKURA PARK On THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 23, At 8 p.m. Proceeds in Aid of Pukokura Park. GARRISON BAND. Admission, Is; Children, half-price. E. H. TRIBE, a 419 Hon. Sec. w OMEN’S rjTEMPERANCE , ' U NION OF NEW ZEALAND. 26TH ANNUAL CONVENTION, 1911 To bo held in St. Mary’s Hall, Vivian St., Now Plymouth, MARCH 23 to 80. TjjNTERTAINMENT. THEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! PROGRAMME. Hymn, “All Round the World.” Piano trio, Misses Smith. Cradle-roll; Locturettc and Cradle Song. L.T.L.; Songs and Lessons. “Y” Work: Chorus by 30 young ladies. Maori Work: Song by Maori Delegate. Collection. Piano Solo, Mitas Smith, L.A.8., L.T.C.L., Polacca in E (Weber). “The Family that Lived in a Shoe.” Mrs. W.C.T.D. and her Daughters: fl Evangel, Educia, Equality, Sophie all nations), Matilda (press). New Zealand. King Alcohol. Senator Moneybags. Maori boy. L.T.L. Band of Hope. Temperance Chain: 14 Children. FRIDAY, MARCH 24. 9 a.m. —Convention Opens at St. Mary’s Hall. 7.80 p.m.—Prayer and Thanksgiving Service, Queen Street Primitive Methodist Church. , - a 33 T HEA T R E 0 Y A E. Direction ... G. H. Sauhdhrs. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! THE SUPERB BIOGRAPH PICTURES LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT RESENT ALL-STAR PROGRAMME, 'RESENT ALL-STAR PROGRAMME. ■RESENT ALL-STAR PROGRAMME. Prices; Is 6d, Is, and 6d. a 93 T II E A T R E ROYAL. Now Plymouth. , , Farewell to the New Plymouth Stage. A ONE NIGHT' ONLY—MONDAY, MARCH 27. BRILLIANT ATTRACTION. HUGH J. WARD’S HUGH J. WARD’S COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Including, MISS GRACE PALOTTA, And Australia’s Favourites, ISS CELIA GHILONI MISS MAUD CHETWYND, . Presenting A JOYOUS WHIRL OF FUN, “SEVEN DAYS” “SEVEN DAYS” By Mary Roberts Rinehart uud Avery Hopwood. THE GREATEST COMEDY HIT IN TWENTY YEARS. That laughed itself into the longost'nm ever enjoyed by a farce in New York, establishing a two year’s record at the ■Astor Theatre. “SEVEN DAYS” “SEVEN DAYS” A LAUGHING WONDER. That will add to the gaiety of the nation. Box plan for only performance now open at Collier’s. Prices: ss, 3s, and 2s. Walter Monk, Representative. a 423 RACING NOTICES. jpATEA ANNUAL MEETING, APRIL 17, 1911. IVrOMINATroNS for the following Events Close on MONDAY NEXT, March 17, 1911, at 8 p.m.:— Handicap Hurdles, of 75 sovs, If j miles, 15s. Flying Handicap, of 85 sovs, 6 furlongs, 20s. Patea Easter Handicap, of 100 sovs, 1 mile and 3 furlongs, 20s. Borough Handicap, of Go sovs, 7 furlongs, 15s. Alton High Weight, of 80 sovs, 1 mile, 20s. Post Office closes at 5 p.m. and Telegraph Office closes at 8 p.m. R. W. HAMEHTON, a 448 (Secretary. R (JLVB.