AMUSEMENTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14333, 26 October 1910, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

MARINE BAND CARNIVAL. Tiie Marine Band Carnival was continued iasc niglit and was well patronised. ill;: btaii-liolciers were Kept V-'i'y busy throughout the evening and aid a very safcsraotory business. Among die spec.al attractions was the prety dance given by a big company of ;uti > giris irom the Main School under tlie uirection of Mr Parke. Mayo's orcbes tri of 22 instrumentalists was present, an t considerably added to tiie genera! tnii anient !> v their mus.c. The gir s tr mi the Catholic School, v. ho a;ij.-;:r-Ci- on opening night to such advantage ui their Dutch dance, ;ei>C:i.ed tli> ii l-crfif. nance last night, and ii was agi.-i highly appreciated, is vias also tite dance by the Main iru-I-s .Among the stalls at the Ca:-mval% a rather unusual one. this being for the s »>', ol smokers' requisites ami it is piFsided over by the Misses I' ni.ir. 'l_!-niclit the Boy Scouts' Dru::i and Fu<? Band will play through t'm =c«n to ihe Carnival, and there wi 1 i !>.• ,1 nj- T and varied programme of atvaoti'.'S items for the pleasure r.F v'Siior* TLo management have decided, m -e spense to numerous requests, :n liold a t'-.g-of-war competition .11 1' relay. Sat--01 day and Monday nights. close on Friday night. PATHE PICTUUSS. | There was a good attend-.i.ioe nfc rhe Ti (r.tre Royal last night whon tiio i'athe pictures were again sh i-.vn und w !1 appreciated. The proprieto- (Sir Fraser) extended an invitation to the rn'n and officers of H.M.S. Pioneer ie be present and the invitation was aec>r te< by a number of them.