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Taranaki Daily News, 29 October 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT Selznick Pictures present Ralph Ince’s Cvclone Drama, RED FOAM. RED FOAM. RED FuAM. RED FOAM. Featuring the brilliant screen artists, ZENA KEEFE <fc HL'NTLY GORDON Just some fool to sho'ut “Lynch ’em” and the sight of the unfaithful wife held tight in her love’s arms—and the lid was off—the foam was red. . Two hundred men who had never cared for law or virtue before were suddenly woodavengers crying for death. Also showing: Gazette. Comedy and "The Moonriders.” At Our Usual Prices.

JJEW pLYMOUTH QHORAL gOCIETY. EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1921. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1921. WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 9, 19-21. THE ANCIENT MARINER. THE ANCIENT MARINER. THE ANCIENT MARINER. (J. F. Barnett) Soloists: Madam Winnie Fraser Soprano. Madam Ivo Symes Contralto. Mr. Hubert Carter Tenor. Mr. Hamilton Hodges Bass. Prices: 4/* (reserved) and 3/- (no tax). Box Plan at Collier’s on Friday. NEW PLYMOUI H CALEDONIAN SOCIETY (Incorporated.) HALLOWEEN Another gathering of the Clans open to members and nonmembers. Scotch Songs. Music and Dances. Dancing and Games included. The Pipers will be there. WORKERS' SOCIAL HALL. WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL. MONDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1921. MONdJy. OCTOBER 31, 1921. Admission- Gents, 2/6; Ladies, a Basket. JAS. AUSTIN, Secretary.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. yy EEK-END EXCURSIONS From Saturday, 22nd inst., Cheap Week-end Excursions will be inaugurated from New Plymouth to North Egmont House. Cars will leave Snelling and Andrews’ Garage, Brougl am Street, at 2 p.m. on Saturdays, returning to town on Monday morning, at 9 o’clock. Visitors will therefore be able to spend from the Saturday Afternoon till Monday morning on the mountain, breakfasting before leaving. A minimum of seven required. Parties may be arranged. ’ Seats may be booked at the Tourist Bureau (Humphries & Davies’, Telephone No. 642): or Snelling and Andrews’, Telephone No. 357). INCLUSIVE FARE (motor and board), £2 ss.

OPINION ON “NASH’’ CARS rpHE following extracts from an arti-<-1p taken from the English “AUTO- ( AR.” written by M,r. Owen John, the highest authority on Motor Cars in the trade in England, is instructive: — I “I have lately been using a 6-eylinder Car, better known in the States than lover here, called the “NASH,” and once [again I find myself having to seek all i the nicest adjectives I know of to fit its [running. Standing at rest, or sweeping (along at 55 miles per hour. 1 cannot reI member a sweeter engine: its power is i glorious, its acceleration swift without being violent, its picking-up abilites all (that could be desired, and nothing could Ibe more elegant than the way in which, foot off the throttle, the engine comes I into use as a brake. Of course it has an engine starter that is quiet, its lamps give plenty of light and do not rattle, I its tyres are big, and iis springing, when I the weight in the car is properly distributed. would be hard to improve. • Fast and quiet as it is on the level. I think its best point is on the hills, its i seats are not nearly so uncomfortable as some other*, and its doors shut easier and rattle less than most. -Under the bonnet, the engine lies in one long neat unobtrusive steel box. Everytbig seems closed in to such an extent that, were it not for its appurtenance*. such as the distributor, starter and radiator, there would appear no reason at all why any bonnet should be necessary. Like most of its brethren, it is supposed to look after itself. Jts power is R.A.C. 20, and its price (here is the staggerer) is announced as under £t>oo. The prices here for immediate delivery are: —1920. 5 and 3-seaters, £600; 1921' 5-seaters, £675. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES. LTD., KT-THAM AND WANGANUI.