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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. , THE PEOPLE'S yO-KIGHI AT 745 TO-NIGHT jiut Night of a Super-fine Double Star Bill GSOKGB WALSH "THE GEORGE WALSH WINNING GEORGE WALSH STROKE." Easily George's brightest and pepperiest. And MADLAINE TRAVERSE, emotional; wonder actress in "LOST MONEY," a powerful dramatic feature. COMING ——- TO-MORROW The popular star BERT LYTELL in his 4>ig New Metro, play, "FAITH." Also doling episode of "Mary Page," the mystery serial. EMPIRE THEATRE Direction Victor Beck. COMMENCING. SATURDAY NEXT. SHORT SEASON AND RETURN VISIT. Will And JRqb Thomas' Ever Popular ■ Favorites, THE ; famogs English Pierrots FAMOUS ENGLISH PIERROTS And LADIES' ORCHESTRA. A Combination of ARTISTIC PERFORMERS In their HUMOROUS and MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. Jflhe Delightful, Combination that took the town by storm when they made their first descent on local play-goers last May. BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER than ever. The Afime of Refinement. Popular Artists. Popular Entertainment , ' POPULAR PRICES: 4/-, 3/-, 2/- (plus tax), pox Plan opens at Collier's to-morrow -.; * ] 'morning. J STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. 'QBAND J? ALL jini Bresentation of Shield and Medals. ; EAST END PAVILION, JHURSDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 1920. Kick-ofE 8 p.in. Splendid floor. Spoon supper. Excellent music. by Mrs. George's • Orchestra. Double Tickets, ss; Gents, 3s 6d; Ladies, a> 6d, ' W. L. HUGHES, Chairman. J. S. CLARKE, Hon. Secretary. OMATA FARMERS' UNION. QONOERT AND * J)ANCE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. In 7 OMATA HALL. . Splendid programme by leading New Plymouth performers. Good music, floor and supper, jftdrnlssjon: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies -1/6. L. A. McHARDIE, Hon. Sec. OAKURA HALL.

THURSDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER JpLAIN & J?ANCft J)RESS gALL In aid-of Stall Funds. Prizes for Beat Costumes, pood Floor, Good Music, Good Supper. Admission: Gents 3s, Ladies 2s. D. WEST, Hon. Sec. THE TARATA BACHELORS Request the pleasure of MR, MRS. AND MISS EVERYBODY'S Company at their Ball to be held in the rpARATA JJALL On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. His* Card's Orchestra in attendance. Dancing at 8 p.m. Bachelor's Ticket, ss. V D. PATERSON, Secretary. MOTOR CAB BARGAINS. fTUDEBAKER 7-seater, electric light and starter, splendid order, £360. IBTUDEBAKER 5-seater, good order, ' electric light and starter, £265. JTORD, late model, £lO5. JFQRD Touring Car, a good chance at £165, SPHINX ; 5 -seater, .electric light and ' starter, £l5O. OVERLAND ■ Model 83, electric light, surely cheap at £260. pyEBEAND 5 -seater, electric light and ; starter, -£265. iSTAINTON & CO., L TD • • * lb)W PLYMOUTH. {phones ?82-190." Box 142. *"»" V ' PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. INGLEWOOD SUB-BRANCH. JT 18 NOTIFIED for general information that Mr. J. C. Robins, District Manager, Public Trust Office, Stratford, wiU visit INGLEWOOD every Friday as from the 10th September, at the office of Mr. Joseph Gibbs, Commission Agent, Ifoa Street, Inglewood. ROBERT TRIGGS, {ttbliS Trustee.