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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143670, 14 December 1911, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. w HITISLIH H TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT SAUNDERS’ BTOGRAPH PICTURES SAUNDERS’ BIOGRAPH PICTURES (The Super-Excellent awl Supreme.) HUGE SUCCESS OF OUR Special]}’ selected programme, headed by “THE SWITCHMAN’S TOWER” (an exciting drama by the Edison Co.). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! We have made elaborate arrangements to v receivo urgent wires of all SECOND BALLOT ELECTION RESULTS ELECTION RESULTS from all parts of the Dominion, and will show same in connection with our picture programme in WHITELEY HALL. Remember! Only limited mating accommodation. T _ BOY SCOUTS. BOY SCOUTS. BOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS. HEATRE JTJ OYAL. HELP THE BOY SCOUTS! HELP THE BOY SCOUTS! QRAND JgNTERTAINMENT: In Aid of Uniform Fund. FRIDAY, 15th Inst. 'PROGRAMME: Part I. Overture: Royal Orchestra. Song: “A Perfect Day,” Miss Floreneo Ward. FARCE: “Wanted—A Confidential Clerk,” SCOUTS. Dramatic Personae.—Jonathan Dobbs (shipping agent). Leader H. Jenkinson; John M’Cormack (office boy), Leader J. Drury; Horatio Lushington (an applicant), Sergt. T. Corkill; Charles Valentino (an applicant), Leader G. Bradbury; Richard Sharp (an applicant), Leader E. Skelton ; Harry Dalton (an applicant), Header K. Milne. Song: “The Bandolier^ 1 ,” Mr. Johnson. Song: “She is Far from the Land,” Miss Ainsworth. Display: “Coach and Four,” School Pupils. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part 11.Overture: Royal Orchestra. Song; “Young Tom o’ Devon,” Mr. Haslam. Recitation: Mrs. Grant. Song; “Drummer, Boy,” ScoutH. Lealaud. ‘ FARCE; “TliE OBSTINATE FAMILY." (Under ihe d : . cation of Mrs. F. Watson). Scene; -Mr. Harford’s Homo. Dramatis Personae.—Henry Harford. Mr. Chas. Webster: Jessie (his wife), -Miss L. Fitzherbert; -Mr. Harwood (his father-in-law), Mr. N. Arden; Mrs. Harwood (his mother-in-law), Miss W r . Webster ; Lucy (the maid), Miss K. Watson; Jones (the butler), Mr. S. Burgess. “God Save the King.” Accompanist, Miss Warren. Prices: Dress Circle and Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Doors Open at 7.30; Commence 8 p.m. Seats reserved at Hoffmann’s. Box Plan at Hoffmann’s. P ATEA ATHLETIC CLUB’S MEETING, To he held on BOXING DAY,. TUESDAY, DEC. 26, 1911n«K GIVEN AWAY 07K 3b / O IN PRIZES. J* s O Write or wire for Programme. Nominations close Dec. • 14. E. L. HAMERTON, £4lB Hon. Sec. EDUCATION NOTICES. 0 U N G. JOHN Y • ARAKOEKOE,” LIARDET ST. Candidates for_ all Examinations horoughly coached. ‘ FITZROY HALL. ~ [V/ffISS ROBSON (certificated), laJL teacher of Violin, Piano, Singnir and Theory, will teach at the Fiteoy’ Hall on THURSDAY AFTEK;OONS. (Foresters’ Hall, Waitara, on londays). For terms address Devon St. ".act. e 902 RACING NOTICES. YfANAWATU AGING QLUB. SUMMER MEETING. TUESDAY 26th, WEDNESDAY 27th, and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1911. AWAPUNI RACECOURSE, PALMERSTON NORTH. ACCEPTANCES for FIRST DAY, and Final Payments for 6th Palmerston North Stakes CLOSE on FRIDAY’, December 15, 1911, at 10 p.m. J. M. JOHNSTON, Secy., 11 Cuba Street. P.O. Box 52, Palmerston N. f 458 FOR SALE. FOR SALE, 5 -ROOMED HOUSE, wash-house and conveniences with J-acre freehold, together with J-acro joining, 20 years to run, with stable and loft, at 25s per annum. Price £4OO. Apply Mrs. ANDREWS, Downe St. f 327