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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 7 November 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. " . KING'S PiCTURES Superior to all others. GRAND NEW SERIES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. FOUL PLAY. (Charles Reado's Masterpiece), Will be Screened at THE KING'S. DON'T MISS SEEING ■Arthur Wardlaw at School (Oxford). Gambling Heavily. Forging his Father's Namo to a. Large Cheque. Tht; Trail, etc., etc., All of which are to bo seen, and will be thoroughly explained by MR. ALFRED BOOTHMAN, THE DESCRIPTIVE LECTURER.. Also THE TANGLED WEB. THE TANGLED WEB. Oh, what a tangled <web we weave, When first we practice to deceive. SIGNAL LIGHTS. SIGNAL LIGHTS. A Novel Railroad Drama, in which Baby Lynch takes an active part. And many other Interesting Subjects. Book your seats at Allden'a, or King's Theatre between 6-30 and 7-30. WANGANUI TECHNICAL COLLEGE ASSEMBLY HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th. GRAND DRAWING ROOM CONCERT in aid Citizens' Applied Art Scholarship Fund. Splendid programme of Instrumental and Vocal Music. Seats may be .reserved at the College. APERA IT O USE. MUSICAL AND DRAMATICAL ENTERTAINMENT by tho PUPILS OF THE MAJRIST BROS. SCHOOL, In aid of the Prize Fund. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Bth, at 8 p.m. Tickets 2s. and Is. WANGANUIAgricultural Association. irand Annual Show WANGANUI RACEOOUBHE, WEDNESDAY AiND THURSDAY. November 13th and 14th, 1912. Held in conjunction with the Wanganui Kennel Club. THE PREMIER DOG SHOW OF THE COLONY. CLASSES FOR EVERYONE. And for all descriptions of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Every Breed in the Canine World. GRAND SPECTACULAR EVENTS EACH DAY. Steeplechase and Ladies1 Leaping Competitions. Maiden and Open Hunters' Pony Jumping and Bending Gompetitons. The First Competition for the N.I. DRAUGHT HORSE CHALLENGE i SHEILDS, value 60 guineas, for tho Champion Draught Colt, or Entire and Champion Draught Filly or Mare. , Amongst the many Valued Trophies fur competition are 12 STERLING SILVER CUPS. Mr .7. A. Nash's Sterling Silver Cup as Points Prize tin Homo. Classes. Send for Catalogue. ENTRIES CLOSE 30th OCTOBER. SELBY MORTON, Secretary. 'Phone 222., Box 152. "aT^fclpr. show at HAWEH^f. ft!ovembef» 20th & 21 si. INTENDING EXHIBITORS ARE REMINDED THAT ALL ENTRIES POSITIVELY CLOSE ON NOV. EMBER Oth. Splendid entries coming forward in every section, railway concessions and rebates from ail parts of the Dominion. Schedules, entry-forms, and all information, may be obtained from F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary, HAWERA. A. andJPjShOWi! TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL FIXTURE TO BE HELD AT HAWERA, NOVEMBER 20th AND 21st. m.HIS YEAR'S SHOW WILL BE ESX PEUiALLY WORTHY OF THE ATTENTION OF ALL AGRICULTURISTS AND PASTORALISTS. Prize Money in addition to Cups and Trophies, £1300. The Championship Gold Medals of th e N.Z. Jersey Breeders' Association and the N.Z. Ayrshire Breeders' Association will be competed for at this show. An unexampled opportunity for wideawake Cattlemen to test the quality of their Stock. Also the KENNEL CLUB SHOW rapidly gaining prominence as a feature of the Show. Entries Closo Oth November. Schedules on application. F. G. THE WEEK, Secretary, Hawera. "SINBADrJiE'sAiLO^' The Music is Here ! OT^:TTo Mo? t me to-nigkt in Dreamland/ "By the light of tho silvery moon," and we will "Follow the tram trades and see "Mary go round and around and around," "In the shadows," To for the Panto Hits, as follow.s: By the Light of the Silvery Moon. — Price 2s. Follow the Tram Tracks. ' —Price 2s. Many went 'Hound and Around and Around. Price 2s It's no use to Love, little Girlie. — Price 2s M.v World is the World of Love.— Price.' 2s. Hallowe'en Dance. —Price 2s. In the Shadows. —Price 2s. Diamond and the Rose Valse Lent-e. — Price 2s. Sinbad Waltz.—Price Gd. Sinbad La.ncers. —Price 6d. Sinbad March and Two Step.— Price 6d Sinbad Bon-Ton. —Price 6d. Silvery Moon Schottische.-—Price 6d.