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Taranaki Daily News, 22 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Prices: 9d, 1/3 and Children 6d. RESERVES FOR TO-NIGHT: Plans at Collier s until noon—then by telephone— Ring 548. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45 TO-NIGHT! AND MONDAY (Christmas Eve). A Playgoer’s Special Feature, “THROUGH THE STORM.” “THROUGH THE STORM.” “THROUGH THE STORM." A six-reel drama of a Girl’s Sou! Fight through the Storm of Life. A Vivid. Gripping Drama, with an ALL-STAR CAST. Supports: “TIMBER QUEEN” No. 14, “365 Days,” two-reel Comedy, and Pathe Review. OUR PRICES ARE: 9d and 1/3. You’d better come early to-night! ELTHAM CYCLE RACING AND ATHLETIC CLUB’S JJONSTER SPORTS To be held in TAUMATA PARK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1923. Record Entries! The biggest fields ever been seen in Taranaki! New Zealand Champions in running events. New Zealand Champions in Cycle Events. Thirty Competitors in One Mile Bike Race. Twenty-five Competitors in Five Mile Bike Race. A Real North Island Carnival! Thousands will be there! Luncheon on Ground. Hot Water Free. Band in Attendance. Start at 11 a.m. H. A. NUTTALL, Hon. Secretary.

NEW YEAR'S DAY, JANUARY 1, 1924. NGAMOTU BEACH. NGAMOTU BEACH. J>REAKWATER piCNIC. The Mecca of the Roller Joy Bathers. The Haven of the Juvenile Paddlers. Juvenile attractions, Bathing, Racing, Novelty Sports, Harbour Excursions in the launch. TREASURE HUNT. A sumptuous spectacle. Magnificent prizes for skill and ingenuity. The spades go in at 2 p.m. and continue at high voltage intensity until the last treasure is unearthed. 5 SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP. Three mile race. Valuable trophies. Large entries. New Plymouth Highland Pipe Band in attendance. Hot water and milk free. Bring your tea and sugar. Admission to grounds: Adults 1/-, Children free. North, South, East, West, Ngamotu Picnic’s always best. Don’t forget it or you’ll regret it, New Year’s Day on Ngamotu Beach. R. O. ELLIS, Hon. Secretary.

EAST G ALA D AY NEW YEAR'S DAY. NEW YEAR’S DAY. CANOE RACE ON TE HENUI. If you want to see a race worth while, see the Canoe Race. Any amount of fun and excitement. From Devon Street bridge to railway bridge at reserve. Boys! Have your canoes ready. GIGANTIC TREASURE HUNT. One Hundred prizes, including Lady’s Crepe de Chine Blouse and Gent’s?, Fuji Silk Shirt. Greatest Hunt on record. Blouse and Shirt may be exchanged for other goods if desired. CITIZENS’ BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission: Adults Is; Children free. R. BENNOCH, Hon. Secretary. TT is our business to make and deliver Bread that is not sour. Give us a ring- _ MAY & ARROWSMITH, LTD. REDUCTION IN PRICE Of LAMB FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE. AWING to the High price of Poultry, Master Butchers have decided to reduce the price of Lamb to ensure everyone having a cheap Christmas dinner. The following are the prices for cash:— FORE-QUARTERS lOd per lb. HIND-QUARTERS .... 1/2 per lb. LEGS 1/4 per lb. LOINS 1/2 per lb. 'jHE J)OVE QREY LINE. Car leaves Post Office, New Plymouth, at 10.30 p.m. on Christmas Eve for Hawera. Car leaves Hawera, at. 10.30 p.m., on Christmas Eve for New Plymouth. Cars w ill run a? usual Christmas Day, with the exception of the 4.30 a.m. News car from New Plymouth. C. DYKES, Proprietor. NEW PLYMOUTH-TE KUITI SERVICE. 2£MAS gERVICE. TpOR the convenience of the travelling r public we will run the above service on Christmas Day, December 25 and Box,n„ Day, December 26, at the usual times. C. H. JOHNSTON, ' 4. E. MAGON, Proprietors. NOTE:—Please note that the Awakino i w ill not run on the above days.