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Taranaki Daily News, 14 December 1917, Page 8

FISH MARKET. Now open in King Street daily from 8 a.m. to 0 p.m.; Thursdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fresh and Smoked Fish supplied daily. Prices over counter as follows: Fresh Schnapper 3d per lb; Filleted fid lb; Smoked Schnapper 8d lb; Flounder fld lb; Tarakihi 3d lb; Mullet large Is, small 6d each; Jlohn Dory 3d lb. Fresh Rabbits Is 9d per pair. NOTE. —No connection with any other business in New Plymouth, J. W. KURTA & CO. KING STREET. WHERE TO STAY AT TE AROHA. THE LEADING HOUSE. fJINEMOA JJOUSE CHURCH STREET, TE AROHA. First-class Accommodation; one minute from Sanatorium Grounds and P. 0.; accommodation for SO to 00 guests; electric light throughout. All Correspondence promptly attended to. Quiet, Clean and Comfortable. Telegraphic ' Address: "HINEMOA," Te Aroha. Phone 47. ~". Terms: Per Day, 6/6; Per Week, 3as to 40s. M. & J. KENNINGTON, Proprietors, Late of "Old Curiosity Shop," New Plymouth. sNext Criterion NEW PLYMOUTH'S POPULAR RENDEZVOUS. DAINTY AFTERNOON TEAS Home-made Bread, Cakes, S-jones, etc. CATERING IN AIL ITS MUNCHES. WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF PURE ICE CREAM. OUR LUNCHEONETTE Has Become Famous. OUR DANISH COFFEE Famous, Because it is Goot. i-JtHE jy/fARBLE JJAR SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALISTS. FREDERICK CARR Manager. BOWLING. •STRATFORD. DEFEATS NEW PLYMOUTH. A tricky wind somewhat spoiled an afternoon that passed very pleasantly to players on the Stratford green, where the home club was pitted against seven rinks from New Plymouth. Apart from the wind the conditions were good, and play always interesting. The contest ended in the defeat of New Plymouth by 29 points. At the close of play Mr. .McMillan, president of the Stratford club, congratulated New Plymouth on winning the banner in the contest with Pihania. He hoped in due coujse to see tlie Stratford club in New Plymouth in quest of the banner. On behalf of the club he appreciated the visit of New Plymouth, also the win. Mr. Brooking, president, replied on behalf of New Plymouth, stating that the hospitality of the Stratford Club and the ladies were so good that he hoped his club would have an opportunity of re-visiting Stratford. In the meantime he extended an invitation to visit New Plymouth (a visit will be made in February). He also congratulated the ladies on the very excellent afternoon tea provided. Cheers for the clubs and the ladies concluded t'lie outing. Scores, Stratford mentioned- first: S. Porritt, O. Curtis, J. Masters, N. King (a.) 30, v. C. MeGahey, W. F. Brooking, O'Shea, A. Goldwater (s.) 23.' A. J. Walters, J. Butcher, T. A. Nicholson, J. Prentis (s.) 20, v. Hooker, Dempsey, L. Blundell, Lusoombe (a.) 31. A. J. Davev, H. Harris, J. >S. Rowe, P. Skoglund (s.') 32, v. N. J. Chaney, W. H. Phillips, J. McLeod, H. Smart (s.), C. Jackson, H. Edgecombe, ,T. S. McDonald, E. Bickerton (s.) 23, v. Collins, J. Thompson, Woollett, J. Morey (s.) 24. .T. S. Lyons, T. Fookes. F. .T. McDonald, S. Sharp («.) 20, v. T. Avery, H. Brookman, F. Plumtree. A. Smart (s.) 19. C. Martin, G. Smith, W. McDonald, G. Smart (s.) 32, v. S. Hooper, W. Perry, J. R. Wood. J. S. S. Medlev (s.) 23. ' F. Folev, J. W. Mills. W. Franks, J. W. McMillan- (s.) 34, v. C. Carter, White, S. Bundle, .T. Jenkinson (s.) 23. Totals: Stratford 101, New Plymouth 102. ' OPUNAKE DEFEATS MANAIA. A very interesting and exciting game of bowls was played on the Opunake green on Wednesday in the Fox Shield competition.- Manaia and Opunake were the competing teams, and when the scores at the four rinks were completed on the conclusion of the last head, both teams had scored flO. A deciding head was played, in which Opunake scored 0 and Manaia 2, the former thus winning the match by 4. Detailed scores, Manaia being mentioned first in each case: Cliisnall, Greenhill, Franklin. McKonzie (s.) 2.">, v. McFie, Callaghan, Milrlenhall, Cornish (s.) 30. Herbert, Smith, Hair. Armitage (s.) 25. v. D. Des Forges, Thorpe, Clough, Burton (s.) 20. Kirk, Slovens, Butler, H. Christie (s.) 23, v. Papapakura, Feaver, Parkes, F. Des Forges (s.) 20. Meuli, Hanson. Stevenson. ,T. Christie (s.) 19, v. Andrews, Cannell, Arthur, .Tudson (s.) 20. The following teams will represent! West End in a match with Waitara, on the West End green on Saturday, play ] commencing at 2 p.m.: Tichhon, Ling, .1. Lye, Curtis (a.); Hodson, ,T. Thompson,, Putt, J. ,D. Sole (s.): Walsh, Moverley, Billings, F. K. Newell (s.j. The harmful microbes which gather round the teeth may be destroyed and a clean sweet fragrance imparted to the mouth by using "OZO" TOOTH POW,DER. Cd tins Kaay.vtb»A