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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16548, 24 September 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Last night of a. hig bill. The Laughter King, ROSCOE (FATTY) Alf BUCKLE ROSCOE (FATTY) AH BUCKLE In liis big boom. A riot of fun in two acts. Better than “Tho Cook.” — “THE SHERIFF.” “THE SHERIFF.” Also, — Charming ETHEL CLAYTON in Charming ETHEL CLAYTON in “THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK.” “THIS GIRL WHO CAME BACK.” A bird of passage bound for the port of God knows where —but she retraced her steps. SPECIAL ARBUCKLE MATINEE TO-MORROW, at 2.30. Send the Kiddies. STAR FOOTBALL CLUB’S Q.U-AND JJALL. Welcome-homo and Re-union of Old Players. ■ Presentation of Carbine Shield. EAST END PAVILION TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! Splendid Floor; Mrs. George’s Orchestra; Dainty Supper. Admission: Double Tickets, 4 s 6d; Single Tickets —Ladies 2s, Gents. 3s. J. BOWLER, Ball Secretary. f!44 From Bell Rock to Venice in two hours without the aid of steamer, trains, or aeroplanes. COME WITH US IN SONG AND MIRTH, AT THE Q.OOD rpEMPLAR. JJ A L L ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, SEPTEMBER 25 and 26. Devour Delicious Dainties Delivered During Delightful Ditties by Dainty Dames and Damsels. DON’T DELAY 1 All for tho Diminutive Donation of 2s. Doors, 7.30. Directress Doctor’s Daughter. Tickets obtainable at Avery’s, or on sale at door. f 766 BALL POSTPONED. THE Soldiers’ Welcome-Home Ball at Waitara will bo held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, instead of September 25,

gOI.DIERS’ B ALL. To lio held in Mr. Newton King’s Woo! Store, AVAITARA, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919. (Grand March at S 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 tiro 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. LABOUR DAY SPORTS & PICNIC. PUKEKURA PARK MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1919. Commencing at 11 a.m. CITIZENS’ BAND IN ATTENDANCE. 1 Races for Single and Manned 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; Seven-a-side Football Tournament; Ladies’ Nail Driving and AVood Sawing; Chain Stepping, Guessing and Other Competitions ; Punch and Judy Show; Afternoon Tea. Admission: Aduts Is, School Children free. Entries for 100yds., 220yds., 440yds., Tug-of-war, Returned Soldiers’ Race, and Football Tournament 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'6o6 TYPEWRITERS. WE have cable advice from the factory of a rise of £4 per machine on all future shipments. AVo have just a few 1919 model Remingtons left at pre-rise rates. Immediate application necessary. M'LEOD & SLADE, New Plymouth. 1423