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Taranaki Daily News, 13 May 1925, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL CHILDREN’S NIGHT. To enable the Kiddies to see the “All slacks” picture and Jack Hoxie in “Flyr>g Hoofs,” there will be a special concession this evening,—Children 6d. EVERYBODY’S KO-NIGHT At 7.45 TONIGHT Final Screening of the — ‘ ALL BLACKS OFFICIAL FILM.” “ALL BLACKS OFFICIAL FILM.” [Described by “All Black” Ces. Badeley). And JACK HOXIE in “FLYING HOOFS” JACK HOXIE in “FLYING HOOFS” lAlso—Two Comedies and International News. Orchestra—Cha* H. Fox, Director. j Prices u Usual. Plans at Collier's. TOMORROW, FRIDAY & SATURDAY. ' A First National Feature. —“IDLE TONGUES.”— —“IDLE TONGUES.”— (Starring Percy Marmont, Doris Kenyon, and a Star Cast. Box Plans now at Collier’s. The Musical Treat of a Lifetime! Q.RAXD OONXERT. Dominion’s most popular artists and our best local talent. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY, May 21, 1925. Presentations of souvenirs to the ’ Queen of the Carnival. Miss Dolly Dodunski and the other candidates, the ses V. Burke, K. Wisnewski and S. Callaghan. Prices lowest on record—Dress Circle Bs, Orchestral Stalls 2s. A limited Dumber of Is seats. Children Is to the Dress Circle and 6d downstairs. J. FORRESTAL, Hon. Sec. JfEW PLYMOUTH CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. J’IRST JNGLESIDE. (Season 1925.) MONDAY, MAY 18, 8 p.m. In Workers’ Social Hall. Tickets —Gents, 2/6; Ladies, a basket. Tickets are procurable at McLeod and Slade's or from members of Executive. A. M. MacDIARMID, Hon. See. OPUNAKE QLD fOOTBALLERS’ JJE-UNION, TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. Tickets, 5/-; obtainable from the Committee. J. JULIAN, Chairman. FOOTBALL. PARANAKI JJUGBY "JJNION. SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925. PUKEKURA PARK, NEW PLYMOUTH. TUKAPA SENIORS TUKAPA SENIORS TUKAPA SENIORS Versus PATEA SENIORS. PATEA SENIORS. PATEA SENIORS. Kick-off at 2.45 p.m. Curtain Raiser: TUKAPA 11. v. LEPPERTON. TUKAPA 11. v. LEPPERTON. At 1.15 p.m. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 1/-, Ladies 6d; Children over 14, 6d. S. NIELSON, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE. W E beg to notify the Public of Inglewood and the surrounding district that w® have disposed of our bakery business to Mr. Walter Perry. We wish Io thank the public for their past patronage, and solicit a continuance of the same U> our successor. LEALAND BROS. M R - Walter Perry wishes to notify the Public that he has purchased the t>akery business lately carried on by Messrs. Lealand Bros, at Inglewood. He solicits the patronage extended to his predecessors And hopes by courtesy and strict attention to business to warrant a fair share of publie support. WALTER PERRY. Farmer*' Want* Fulfilled! SCALDING HOT WATER gMART’3 C OPPER JJEATER. ( Defle* Competition! fhey are— Subet antially made Easily Fitted and And jbey Supply ABUNDANT BOILING WATER at vary Low Cort. Demonstrated at any time at SMART BROS. BROADWAY, STRATFORD and at PROUGHAM ST, NEW. PLYMOJTS