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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144342, 5 March 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. RO YA I, “O ICTU RB S OYA I, 1 JCTCI RE S TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ABSOLUTELY THREE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY. Pathe Fiore's Dramatic M;isterpieco, A HERO AFTER ALL. A HERO AFTER ALL. A HERO AFTER ALL. A HEIIO AFTER' ALL. Gambling and its coHsequeuces. A sister's sacrifice for her brother, an army captain. A Fine Story—one to set you thinking. A Gubin Photo-play. WINNING HIS WIFE. Intensely human. Two Keystone Comics; A SMALL TOWN ACT. A OCHET ,SPUING WEDDING. Oh! What a Wedding! WOUI'H BONG (famous Russian River) IN THE HANDS'OF THE BLACK HANDS. Don't Miss Hits Programme. Secure a seat at Collier's. Usual prices, 6d ami Is. rjT H E A T R E NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT PAUL PUFAULT PAUL DUFAULT WILL RETURN FOR ONE FAREWELL CONCERT. PAUL DUFAULT, THE GREAT CANADIAN TENOR Who sang his way into the hearts of all his hearers at his first concert here. Assisted by PAULINE BINDLEY. Soprano. ERNEST TOY, Violinist, HAROLD WHITTLE, Pianist. PRICES: os (reserved), 3s, and 2s. Plan opens at Collier's NEXT MONDAY at 9 a.in. Direction ... FREDERIC SHIPMAN. a 230. R OIAL .* D 0N ’ T MISS gsn THE EAST END FAIR, AT THE PAVILION, AT THE PAVILION, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! Also FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ASSIST THE MOST POPULAR WATERING-PLACE IN TARANAKI. PLAIN SEWING STALL. , FANCY WORK STALL. PRODUCE STALL. DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! BACHELORS’ STALL, REFRESHMENT STALL, SWEETS STALL. COMPETITIONS OF VARIOUS KINDS. 11th REGIMENT RAND IN ATTENDANCE. Also, ORCHESTRAL MUSIC IN THE PAVILION. Afternoon Tea. Fruit Suppers. TUG-OF-WAR EACH NIGHT. Admission: Adults (id, Children halfprice. Bazaar open from 2 30 to 0.30 and from 7 to 10. W. H. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. "VIEW PLYMOUTH AMATEUR lx swimming club. ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING, MUNICIPAL BATHS. (Under the Rules of the N.Z.A.S.A.) THURSDAY. MARCH 12, at 7.30p.m. PROGRAMME. BOYS’ RACE (under 1(0. 60yds.—First prize trophy valued 7s 6d, second ss. Entry (id. GIRLS’ RACE. SOyds.—Pirst prize 7s 6d. second os. Entry fit. OPEN H AND [CAP, 60yds. First prize 10s 6d. second os. Entry Is. MAIDEN RACE, 50yd.?.—First prize 7s 6d. second as. Entry 6d. GENTS’ SPRINGBOARD (3 hoards)’ DIVE. — First prize trouhv. Entry 6d. OPEN HANDICAP, 100yds. First prize 10s Pd, second ss. Entry Is. LADIES' SPRINGBOARD DIVE.— First prize trophy. Entry Gd. GIRLS’ HANDICAP, 75yds. First prize 7s 6d. second ss. Entry 6d. OPEN HANDICAP. 75vds.—First prize 10s 6d, second ss. Entry Is. PLUNGE.—First prize trophy. Entry 6d. ■ HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ RACE, 100yds. —Trophy. Entry 6d. POLO MATCH. Medals. Entry 2s RELAY RACE (team of four). —Medals. Entry 2s team. NOTE.—AII prizes will be in the form of trophies. Nominations will close with the Secretary, P.O Box 30, on March 7, at 9 p.m., and must he accompanied by the necessary foes and the latest three performances. Admission.—Gentlemen Is, Ladies and Children 6d. MR. VAN HECK’S POPULAR ORCHESTRA will bo in attendance. GEO. TABOR, a 163 ■ Hon. Sec. tvjormanby HORTICULTURAL IN SOCIETY. THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL SHOW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. MARCH 4 and 5. Grand Display by the Agricultural Department. Amusement and Education for All. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 903 CHARLES PAINE, Secretary, j