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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7708, 15 April 1916, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. THE ESCAPE. A 6000-feet Star THE ESCAPE. Drama in four THE ESCAPE, parts. A thrilling THE ESCAPE, story of life in the THE ESCAPE. Underworld” of THE ESCAPE. America. At the PERMANENT PICTURES On MONDAY EVENING. A Moral and Uplifting Play. A Drama Once Seen Never Forgotten. PATHE GAZETTE (A Particularly Fine Selection of War Topics). ALLADIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP (Side-Splitting Cartoon). Napier City Band. VISIT TO WAIPAWA. EASTER SATURDAY. CONCERT IN CORONATION PARK In the Afternoon. f Collection at the Gate. MUNICIPAL THEATRE IN THE EVENING. Admission: 2s and Is. Net Proceeds to Patriotic Fund. Elsthorpe Patriotic Carnival. Wed-, Apiil 19th. Whole of Net Proceeds to be devoted to Patriotic Fund. BABY KING & QUEEN ELECTION. Following are the Candidates:— KING BABY. 1. Allan Nicholls. 2. Don Sutherland. 3. Henry Cheer. 4. Ronnie Kenderdine. 5. Andrew McGaffin. 6. Timothy Williams. 7. Keith Bowden. 8. Joseph Gordon. QUEEN BABY. 1. Betty Ryan. 2. Dorothy Haycock. 3. Olive Cosgrove. 4. Barbara Kenderdine. 5. Meg Williams. Voting Papers available from any member of Committee. VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN. Poll closes at 2.30 on day of Carnival. CARNIVAL PROGRAMME: Side Shows, Games of Skill, Sports for the Children. Fruit, Produce, and Tea Stalls, Christmas Tree, Gipsy Tent, etc. SALE OF LIVE STOCK Conducted by Mr A. E. Renouf, of Napier. FANCY PRESB MARKED BALL To be held in the Evening, commencing' at 8 o’clock. Come and help a worthy cause, and incidentally have a right good time. EASTER POULTRY SALK THURSDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. E. E. SMITH WILL Ducks, Geese and Fowls. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS^ TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS, EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1916. FIOM 20th to 25th April, inclusive, relief mail trains, making usual stops of the ordinary mail trains, and, in addition, stopping at Opapa if required, for passengers, will run between Napier and Palmerston North as under:— FOR NAPlEß.—Palmerston North dep. 3.40 p.m., Waipukurau 7.10, Waipawa 7.23, Napier arrive 9.0 p.m. FOR PALMERSTON NORTH.— Napier dep. 9.50 a.m., Waipawa 11.27, Waipukurau 11.45, Palmerston North arrive 3.10 p.m. In addition to usual stops the Down Relief Mail train will, between Napier and Hastings, and between Woodville and Palmerston North, stop where required for passengers. NOTE.—From 20th to 25th April, inclusive, the Napier-Thomdon ordinary Down Mail train will NOT take passengers for stations between Paki Paki and Palmerston North inclusive. From 20th to 25th April, inclusive, the Thorndon-Napier ordinary Up Mail train will NO I' take passengers from between; Palmerston North and Paki Paki inclusive except for Hastings, Farndon, or Napier. Passengers holding through tickets from stations on Main Trunk Line, Wanganui Line (beyond Palmerston North) or from stations on the Wairarapa Line may join this train at Palmerston North and Woodville respectively. AUCKLAND EXPRESS TRAINS. From 18th to 28th April Extra Express trains for Auckland will leave Wellington at 2.0 p.m., Palmerston North 5.22 p.m. - On days »n which this train runs the ordinary Up Express train (Palmerston North dep. 4.25 p.m.) will not take passengers at Palmerston, On 19th, 20th, 24th and 25th April the Relief Mail train leaving Napier at 9.50 a.m. will connect at Palmerston with an extra express leaving there at 3.18 p.m. for Auckland. From 20th to 25th April, inclusive, the Woodvillc-Napier train which ordinarily leaves Waipukurau at 6.50 p.m. will leave Waipukurau at 7.35 p.m., Waipawa 7.54, Napier arrive 10.25 p.m. For full particulars of train arrangements, etc., see Booklet obtainable at all Ruilway Stations. BY ORDER,