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Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS fr- _____ MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2 PAL EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! KATHERINE McDONALD, *The American Beauty,’’ in a Powerful Robert W. Chambers Story—“THE TURNING POINT. ’ “THE TURNING POINT.’ “THE TURNING POINT.’ “THE TURNING POINT/’ An inspiring romance of a woman’* selfBacrifice for the man she loves. Photographed in one of California’s famous beauty spots. Also “WINNERS OF THE WEST” No. 11, Comedy, Gaumont Graphic, and ANOTHER SONG PICTURE—“THE CHILDREN’S HOME.” “THE CHILDREN’S HOME.” “THE CHILDREN’S HOME.” A beautiful little picture, with solo by MISS ANNIE WHITE. Prices as Usual. MPI R E qpHEATRE. MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 27, At 8 p.m. £JEW PLYMOUTH gAVAGE CLUB Will Give Their FIRST PUBLIC KORERO. GRAND UNVEILING OF SAVAGE FESTIVITIES. GREAT CHIEF RANGITIRA •R. D’ARCY ROBERTSON, BJ£. Rangitira Te Korero. “Fun to a Savage is like Sunshine to a Cabbage.” Box Plans now open at Collier’s. Prices: 3s (reserved) and 2s; no tax. gTRATFORD JjARDI QRAS. Everything in Train and All Set for the Brilliant Official MARDI GRAS BALL. MARDI GRAS BALL. MARDI GRAS BALL. An event of much importance. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS. To occur in the STRATFORD TOWN HALL, NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, November 27, at 8.30. ifusic by the Mardi Gras Orchestra. 8 Instruments 8. Single tickets os, Double Bs.

TO-DAY’S (SATURDAY) EVENTS. All Day and Evening Fair by the 8.8. Candidate in the old billiard-room on Broadway. Donors of goods kindly send game to that address. Thanks, very jnuch! SPORTS ON BOWLING GREEN. The Avon Bowling Green will be a retreat for happy people this afternoon, when, a novelty series of attractions will be conducted on behalf of the Sports’ Candidate. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. THE TARANAKI BOXING ASSOCIATION Presents its OF OHAMPIONS. , LES. GLEESON (Ex Welter-weight Champion of U Australia), —Versus— CYRIL WHITTAKER • (Leading N.Z. Heavy-weight.) CORONATION HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922. At 8 p.m. Best Amateurs in the Province fight Jn the preliminaries. Popular Prices—ss, plus tax, to any part of the hall except a limited number pf Reserved Seats at 7/6 plus tax. Special Schoolboy tickets at 3s, plus tax, may be procured at the Secretary’s office only. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY, AT COLLIER’S. ' C. H. WYNYARD, Secretary, T.B.A. WAREA HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922. Under the Auspices of the PunihoWarea Guild. Y® QHRISTMAS pAYRE. Xmas Tree. Fish Pond. Bran Tub. PLAIN & FANCY WORK STALL, PRODUCE STALL. Fruit, Sweet and Soft Drinks Stall. Guessing Competitions. Musical Items. Play, Duologue. ’Afternoon Tea, lee Creams, Fruit Salads, Supper. From 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission Is, Children Free. Proceeds in aid of Church Building Fund. gOME JJOTOR QYCLE JJARGAINS ] 4-cylinder Henderson, complete with coaeh-built side-car. hood and windscreen, electee light, in perfect condition. Price £135. 4 7-9 Indian, 1919 model, electric light, in splendid condition, £75. i 4 h.p. Royal Ruby, twin 3-speed gear box, £5O. IRA J. BRIDGER, Agent. MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE, 'Piai WD, gLTBJM-