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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1924, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! 7.45 TO-NIGHT! Last Night of Universals Super Attraction, PRISCILLA DEAN in -WHITE TIGER." PRISCILLA DEAN in "WHITE TIGER." and "THE FAST STEPPERS.” Century Comedy and International News. Orchestra, Chas. H. Fox, Director. Prices as Usual. Flans at Collier's. TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. First National Pictures’ 8-reel Super ‘THE ETERNAL CITY” •THE ETERNAL CITY” (by Sir Hall Caine) with a five-star cast, supported by 20,000 pavers. The Biggest Film of tlye Year! Plans Now at Collier's. TE ATIAWA FOOTBALLERS’ Ist ANNUAL pLAIN 4 ]?ANCY J)RESS gALL, CLIFTON HALL, WAITARA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924. To celebrate the winning of the Parihaka Shield by the above. Prizes: For Best Original and Fancy Dress. Excellent Floor; First-class Sit-down Supper; Music by Orr’s Orchestra of four Performers. Admission: Gentlemen 4/-, Ladies 2/-, Double 5/-. T. BAILEY, Hon. Secretary. HEMPTON HALL OKATO QUEEN CARNIVAL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. A (JBAND QONCERT by the DUSKY ENTERTAINERS. Proceeds in aid of Maori Candidate. Pois, Hakas, Ballets, etc. Solos: REV. PAPAKURA AND THE RAGTIME QUARTETTE. Admission: Adults 2/6 (including Dance), Children 1/-. H. COURTENAY, Hon. Secretary. TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. TOWN HALL. STRATFORD. CITIZENS’ BAND QRAND MASQUERADE, pLAIN, pANCY J)RESS A pOSTER J>ALL. I n aid of Uniform Fund. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1924. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1924. Prizes for Best, Original, and Cheapest Costumes, and for Best Designed Posters. Novelty Dances. Sit-down Supper. Music by BOULTON’S ORCHESTRA OF SIX PERFORMERS. Tickets: Gentlemen 5/6, Ladies 3/Double 7/6. Lorries will be leaving Elthmn and Inglewood, departing from the Inglewood Post Office at 7.30 p.m. A Night to Remember! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, OMATA HALL, MASKED pLAIN AND pANCY JJRESS J>ALL Ample room on a perfect floor; dreamy waltzes and exhilarating jazz by George Brothers’ Orchestra. Liberal catering and generous prizes in National, Fancy and Children’s classes will make this. “THE CHEERIEST DANCE OF THE YEAR.” Admission at 4/6 and 3/-. HOWELL’S BETAIL SAMPLE ROOM CURRIE STREET For— CREAM SWEATERS, SCARVES, CARDIGANS. PRINTERS’ OVERALLS, ETC. TATUNICIPAL By-election to-day. Vote for Thomson. yyE pAY QASH for. the following machinery, required immediately:— 2 SETS DISCS, 2 TRIPOD HARROWS. 3 MOWING MACHINES, 3 SETS CHAIN HARROWS, 2 SETS TINE HARROWS, 1 CAMBRIDGE ROLLER, and other lines of second-hand Fann Machinery and Implements. JJEW PLYMOUTH J£ACHINERY J) EPOT, Egmont Street OLIVER i PHILLIPS, Proprietors. Expert Da : ry Machinery Fitters. P.O. Box 269, New Plymouth. Day ’Phone, 593; Night ’Phone 106 S.