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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16547, 23 September 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 And 1 To-morrow Night. BIG DOUBLE BILL — BIG DOUBLE BILL Presenting ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE In his second super-comedy,- * ‘THE SHERIFF.” ■ — “ THE “THE SHERIFF.” And the most striking feminine personality of tho screen, ETHEL CLAYTON In ETHEL CLAYTON In “THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK.” “THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK.” Usual Prices. SPECIAL ARBUCKLE MATINEE THURSDAY, AT 3.80. g U C H S E pARTYj AT THE BUNGALOW. KAWAROA PARK. TO-'NIGHTI TO-NIGHT! Note: Euchre starts 8 p.m. sharp. PRIZES: Ladies’; First. Silk Blouse Length;; second, 251 b. Bag Flour. Gents’: i First, 51b. Box Tea; second, 251 b. Bag; Flour. i Last Night for Aggregate Prizes — ! Ladies’ and Gents.’—value 10s. j Admission: Ladies Is, Gentlemen Is. ; 0. J. HOWARTH, i -- Hon. Secretary. | 1673 ; STAR FOOTBALL CLUB’S Q.RAND JJALL. Welcome-homo and Re-union of ! Old Players. Presentation of Carbine Shield. EAST END PAVILION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Splendid Floor; Mrs. George's Orchestra; Dainty Supper. Admission : Double Tickets, 4s 6d ; Single Tickets—Ladies 2s, Gents. 3s. J. BOWLER, Ball Secretary. f 144 BALL POSTPONED. THE Soldiers’ Welcome-Homo Ball at : Waitara will be held on TH UR S- • DAY, OCTOBER 2, instead of Sept ember 25. f 751 gOLDIERS’ Ball. To be held in Mr. Newton King’s Wool Store, WAITARA, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919. (Grand March at 8 p.m.) PUBLIC WELCOME-HOME TO THE BOYS WHO FOUGHT FOR US. Come along and show your appreciation of tho sacrifices made by our soldiers. First-class Music; Sit-down Supper; Good Floor. Admission: Gentlemen 4s, Ladies 2s 6d; Returned Soldiers Free. G. HUSE, Hon. Secretary. Returned Soldiers are heartily welcomed to attend the hall to be given as a welcome to tho men who went from Waitara at the call of King and Country. R. MORGAN, Mayor. f 496 TARANAKI WORKERS’ COUNCIL. SPORTS & PICNIC. PUKEKURA PARK MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1919. Commencing at 11 a.m. CITIZENS’ BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Races for Single and Married Ladies, Children, Returned Soldiers, Unionists, Bandsmen, Youths, and Old Timers. Open Races (prizes and trophies announced later). Baby Show; Tug-of-war, seven a side; Slow Cycle Race; Sevcn-a-side Football Tournament; Ladies’ Nail Driving and Wood Sawing; Chain Stepping, Guessing and Other Competitions; Punch ‘and Judy Show; Afternoon Tea. Admission: Aduts Is, School Children __ free. Entries for 100yds., 22(>yds., 440yds., Tug-of-war and Returned Soldiers’ Race close Saturday, October 11, with the Secretary. All other events post entry. gOCTAL AND J) ANCE AT CORONATION HALL At 8 p.m. R. J. CLARKE, Hon. Secretary. f 606 MISCELLANEOUS. N.C.O.’s CLASS. “A” COMPANY, XI. REGIMENT (TARANAKI RIFLES).THE N.C.O.’s Class will not he held on “Wednesday Night, tho 24th fy£RS. QEB-TRUDE gORENSEN, LECTURER, HEALTH AND BUSINESS PSYCHIC, May bo interviewed at 103 Vivian Street up to first week in October. Hours: 10.30 a.m. till 7.30 p.m. 1745 For up-to-date printing cal] at the Herald Office.