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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17734, 6 December 1919, Page 11

Amusements. M A TINE B TO-DAY AT 5.30. MATIXEK TO-DAY AT 2.30. NOIIMA TALMADUE JXOILIiA TALMADGE in "THE FORBIDDEN CITY" "THE FORBIDDEN CITY" Also— "THE FIGHTING TRAIL," No. 10. j "THE FIGHTING TRAIL.," No. 10. I THE LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC I Prices—Circle: Adults 1/-; Children (3d. Stalls: Adults 6d; Children 3d. ' TIP mM® WgftTRE. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Commencing MONDAY. NEXT. The Sauciest Stage Play as the Snappiest Screen Comedy. "A PAIR OF SILK STOCKINGS" "A PAIR OF SILK STOCKINGS" with CONSTANCE TALMADGE , CONSTANCE TALMADGE and HARRISON FORD HARRISON FORD WHAT A PAIR OF PAIRS. She didn't like the car that he did. He tried to make His newly wed wife jealous by the sables-for-another-woman-method. A Sparkling Tale of the things that happen at a country house party. Everybody knows this dainty, deliciously wicked play, that ran for two jrears in London, repeated the English success in New York, and tickled , the palates ( of playgoers in Australia and New Zealand. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Special Selections by THE GRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Circle 1/3; Stalls, 9d. Reserves at Upton's 1/7. SWIMMING "AND DIVING. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MIXED BATHING 2.30 to 4 o'clock. Mothers, bring Hyour Children and see them swim. Dad, bring your children and teach them to swim. Mum, have a swim with Dad. Help given to learners. (Any stroke taught correct). ~Swimmers coached for racing. Life-saving, Diving and Swimming Exhibitions during the afternoon. Spend a pleasant hour and a half. Adults 6d; all children Id., swimmers or non-swimmers. T. W. CARPENTIER, Instructor. TAIHAPE ATHLETIC CLUB. MONSTER SPORTS MEETING. £190—IN PRIZES—£I9O. RECREATION GROUND, TAIHAPE. JANUARY Ist, 1920. L Programme: 1. Taihape Handicap, 3 distances, 75yds., 100 yds., 150 yds. Prizes/ £8, £3, £1 each distance. Pointy prize £5 ss. Cup. Nomination 8/-. each; event. .2. 440 yds. .Handicap. Prizes. £5, £1 10s, 10s. Norn. ss. . 3. 880 Yds. Handicap. Prizes £6, £2,' £1. Norn. 6s. ' ' 1 4. 1 Mile Handicap. Prizes £8, £2, £1. Norn. Bs. 5. 18-inch Standing Chop. Prizes £12, £4, £2, £1. Norn. 17s 6d. Winner also receives gold medal. 6. 18-inch Double-Handed Single Cut Saw. Prizes £5, £2, £1. 4Jom. 7/(5. 7. Tug-of-War for teams of 6, on battens. First prize £12. Norn. 10s. £6 6s. Cup to returned soldier scoring most points in Athletic events. Gold medal for most points open to all comers. Nominations close Saturday, 13th December 1919, at 8 p.m. All events run under the rules of the N.Z. Athletic Association. Horse Jumpjng. Children's Races and Miscellaneous Events. / Full programme on application'to 'the Secretary, Box 81, Taihape. A. M. RYAN, W. F. MARLOW, Joint Secretaries. FURNISH AT PASSMORE'S AND ENJOY THE PRIVILEGE OF PURCHASING AT " MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. Our-furniture is made not merely' to sell, but to rive lasting satisfaction. That's how >'c built our imputation, Right here at Passmore's is where you get the best value in Wr.nganui ,both in furniture and general home furnishings—everything to make Home bright and cheery. Latest in Window Hangings, In*ian and Wilton /and Axminster Rugs, New Pattern Linoleums, Seagrass Chairs, Rugs, Squares, Ru: ners etc. If you wish to make your home more comfortable and attractive ASK PAS3MOR2 ABOUT IT. FURNISHING EXPERT (30 Years' Experience), 151 AVENUE, WANCANUI. Tho^o :i77. HODSQN'S THE PIONKFK WANGANUI—MARTON MOTOR SERVICE. Our Cars meet all Auckland Express trains twice daily. Cars leave "Parkvillo," W-Lganui —^ Morning, 6.45 o'clock, Afternoon, 3.30 o'clock. Single i,ires 10s. PATKONS, PLEASE NOT:!! Any sign ether than the above ara NOT HODSON'S Cars. ALWAYS ASK FOR HODSON'9. Thon:> 505. Tclcr.'ains receive our prompt attention. No Conr.^ctiou with any other firm. Arl^rc^i HodFon's licnee- Motor Service. ".-VfinF.inui. ""children liSp'WAllh'& \VO7?7il hlGto ~ tux© and certain. l?rice UQ. ,