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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144666, 28 April 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. rp HE AT BE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! Direct from the Queen’s Hall, London. MB. JOSEPH BLASCHECK, The Celebrated English Humorist, Entertainer, and Elocutionist, in his Popular Entertainment of HUMOUR AN D M C-.ST C, Entitled SOCIETY’S SNAPSHOTS, ‘ Assisted by MISS ALYCE ' AUSTIN In Songs at the Piano. PRICES; 3s, 2s, and Is. Box Plan now open at Hoffmann’s. Day Sales 2s and Is tickets. SPECIAL CONCESSION: ■ Students and School Parties’numbering sis or over, RESERVED SEATS 2s. ' . b 206 E AST IB 1 ® -pAVILION. TO-MORROW NIGHT, THURSDAY, APRIL 29. SHORT NIGHT DANCE. Mrs. George’s Orchestra. .Floor the Best. Ladies 6d, Gents Is.. b2IS QMATA JJ ALL. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, BASKET SOCIAL. Ladies Basket or. Is 6d. Free brake leaves Post Office at 7-15. ■ bISI THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S EXHIBITION OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS And lowers. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. THURSDAY, APRIL 29. Send your Pot Plants, Flowers, etc.,, for-Exhibition. See the Table Decorations. Afternoon Tea 6d (provided by M-en-pf the Committee). Doors open from 2 p.m. till 10 p.nu Admission ... ONE SHILLING. Children with parents dr guardians admitted free. For space apply to (MISS) M., SIMSON. Secretary, King. Street. blo7 •s 0 L D I B B S’ At URUTI. D AT” THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1915. AFTERNOON, at 2.30 > SALE OF : WORK and PRODUCE, , Bran Tubs, Music, and Afternoon Tea. Admission, including tea, Is; children half-price.. EVENINGCONCERT AND DANCE. -Admission, single .ticket Is 6d, double ticket 2s 6d. CLARA S. LARSEN, Sec., ,WM. OLD, Chairman, Druti Nursing Association. bll P UNI H 0 s CIO O~L. WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. SOCIAL AND DANCE, COMPETITIONS, Etc. In aid of Belgian Relief Ttmd. a 936 Gents 2s. Ladies Is TT, GABLE, Hon. Sec. NORTH TARANAKI PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, APRIL 29 and 30 and MAY 1. CLIFTON HALL, WAITARA. GRAND OPENING PROCESSION At 2.30 p.m., Headed by Waitara Municipal Brass Band. Competitors are invited to enter for ■ the following classes, to participate in the procession: 1. Poi Dance, Maori girls. 2. Best Fancy Dress. 3. Best Decorated Doll’s Pram. ■}. Best Decorated Go-cart. 5. Best Decorated Hoop. 6. Best Poster Costume. PRIZES: Poi Dance, 7s 6d; other events, os each. Competitors to he judged by Mesdames Burgess and H. Lepper. The Mayor will declare the Carnival open at 3 p.m. Don’t fail to give us your patronage. Every Evening there will bo Fancy Dancing with Limelight Effects, and other attractions. SATURDAY AFTERNOON: Swedish Drill by Pupils of Public Schools. See the Fancy Stalls. Hoop-la, Tulip Garden. Up-to-date Shooting Gallery from Hazard’s, Auckland. Grand Collection of Swiss Carvings. MUSIC BY STRING BAND. INI) TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION ON THURSDAY NIGHT ;anised by Waitara Eire Brigade). [ UNION WILL BE DRAWN ON SATURDAX^'XGHT.,