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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144050, 20 March 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. rjTHEATRE piCTURES TO-NIGHT CHANGE -- TO-NIGHT Another Great Star Programme, headed by our exclusive Vitagraph Masterpiece, THE MILLS OF THE GODS. THE MILLS OF THE GODS. THE MILLS OF THE GODS. THE MILLS OF THE GODS. Three Parts. 3000 Three Parts. Three Parts. Feet. Three Parts. A modern drama of thrilling intensity, from George P. Dillenback T s novel of the same title. “The mills of the gods grind slowly, But they grind exceeding small. A Wonderful Story pictured by the VITAGRAPH COMPANY. Lorenzo, a fiend incarnate, with his power of wealth, pursues and persecutes all who stand in.his way. At last he is caught and crushed in THE MILLS OF THE GODS. His power for evil is at last ended, and THE MILLS OF THE GODS grind on A Vo arc also showing another Vitagraph ' feature, FLIRT OR HEROINE, FLIRT OR HEROINE,, With the two most popular 'favourites, MAURICE COSTELLO and FLORENCE TURNER. Supported by the Latest Topical, Scenic, and Comedy Subjects. TO-MORROW NIGHT, GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME At 8 o’clock. Do you huv the MOTION PICTURE ' STORY MAGAZINE? ’ Of special interest to all picture • patrons. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. AIR. YL L ATIOXS p CORONATION HALL. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, APRIL 1. 2, and 3. Programme later. a 476 SWIMMING. SWIMMING. SWIMMING. SWIMMING. THE NEW PLYMOUTH AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB Will hold the FINAL SPORTS MEETING FINAL SPORTS MEETING" OF THE SEASON , OF THE SEASON i In the •J^j- y NICI PA L gATH S TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT I ■ TO-NIGHT 1 ' At 7.30 p.m. PROGRAMME: 1. 66yds. Boys’ Race (hoys under 16). — •First prize trophy valued 10s 6d, second trophy valued ss. 2. 33yds. Girls Race. —First prize Mr. Loftus’ trophy, second trophy ■ valued 10s 6d. _. . 3. 50yds. Open Handicap.—First prize Mr. H. Stocker’s trophy, second Messrs. Jackson and Paul’s trophy. 4. Musical Lifebuoys (mixed event).— First prize trophy valued 10s 6d. 5. Springboard Dive (three boards). — First prize trophy, second trophy. 6. I.ooyds. Open Handicap. First prize Sarsaparilla trophy, second Mr. J. Bennett’s trophy. ■ 7, Ladies’ Springboard Dive.— First prize trophy, valued 10s 6d. 8. 66yds. Girls’ Handicap—First prize ' Mr. A. E. Sykes’ trophy, second trophy valued 10s 6d. 9. 200yds. Open Handicap—Firet prize Dresden Piano Co.’s trophy, second Mr. Geo. Griffiths’ trophy. 10. Bellman’s Bluff.—Firet prize trophy valued 10s 6d. 11. Balloon Race (girls) and boys).— First prize trophy valued 10s 6d. 12. High School Boys’ Race, . 100yds— First prize Inglewood Swimming Club’s trophy, second trophy valued 10s 6d. ,13. Life-saving Competition. Prizes, Mr. George Tabor’s trophies. 14. Williams Memorial Modal. Entries close with the Secretary on MONDAY’, March 17. The Rovers’ Cycle Club will give a special points prize for tho highest aggregates in the 50yds., 100yds.,- and 200yds. open handicaps. GARRISON BAND will be in attendance. Admission; Gentlemen Is, Ladies 6d. Plenty of seating accommodation. GEO. TABOR, a 294 • v Hon. Seo. NO WAITING! B LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW! H E H E BATHING RESERVE. Bast tind AST ill N D EASTER MONDAY. EASTER MONDAY. LAND AND "WATER SPORTS. THE GREAT TUG-OF-WAR, THE GREAT TUG-OF-WAR. Seven Mon a-side. Entrance Is per man. Open to allcomers. _To be pulled on battens. Nominations close on the 20th instant. PRIZE—I2 TEAMS, £7 7 0. - 15 TEAMS, 10 10 0. SWIMMING EVENTS: (Under tho direction of Messrs. G. Tabor and W. Lints.) Breast Stroke, SO yards; yards; 33 yards on the Back (without tho use of hands); 25 yards Full Dress; 25 yards Fancy Costume ; Obstacle Event, Plunge and Long Dive. Como and Guess tho Pretty Doll’s Name and the Weight of the Sheep and Duck. You are sure to win. DONKEY RACES, last one in to win. Bran Tub, Cotton-winding, Drawing, Skipping; Nall-driving, and other competitions. . Boating and Canoe Races on the River. TRAINS. Tho 10.45 in train and'the 5.32 out will stop at the East End Reserve, Autere Street, to drop and pick up passengers. AFTERNOON TEA by tho Ladies’ Committee, 6d. WAITARA BRASS BAND ALL DAY AND NIGHT. PICTURES at 8 o’clock. PICTURES at 8 o’clock. Admission; Adults, 6d; all School Children FREE. PICTURES SIXPENCE EXTRA. W. H. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. a 286 k