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Taranaki Daily News, 3 November 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S. FAMILY NIGHT—CHILDREN fid. FINAL SCREENING—AT 7.45 P.M. Of the Gav Comedy Burlesque, “SAY IT AGAIN” “SAY IT AGAIN" “SAY IT AGAIN” “SAY IT AGAIN” “SAY IT AGAIN” “SAY IT AGAIN” Played bv Rollicking RICHARD DIX ’ ALYCE MILLS RICHARD DIN And ALYCE MILLS RICHARD DIX Beautiful ALYCE MILLS RICHARD DIX ALYCE MILLS Chester Conklin and “Gunboat” Smith are included in the Fun. Supported by Gazette, Scenic, Comedy, and Lesson Five of “THE CHARLESTON.” “THE CHARLESTON.” Orchestral Novelty Number, “Barcelone.” The newest 6-8 Fox-Trot. Chas. H. Fox, Musical Director. Children 6d To night. Usual Prices. Reserves at Collier's. TO-MORROW—“THE FOOL.” EDMUND LOWE.’ EDMUND LOWE. INGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL BAND (Incorporated.) Q.RAND JJASQUERADE p.ANCY AND JUNGLE JJALL. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. TO MORROW, NOVEMBER 4th, 1926. Special Attractions: £6 Awarded for Best Six Costumes, Ladies or Gentlemen. Note: £1 Awarded to the 800th Person entering the hall. Dancing Ceases at 4 a.m., the earliest. Cabaret Supper. Ice Cream, Soft Drinks. Masks sold at the door. THE BIGGEST THING IN TARANAKI, BAR MT. EGMONT. Lighting Effects. Good Prizes for Novelty Dances. Orchestra of Ten Instruments. The Absurdity of the Price is Terrific. Double Ticket 7/6, Gents. 5/-, Ladies 3/-. Just Quietly—“A Dandy Little Ball.” A Free ’Bus will leave Gibson’s Garage at 7.30 p.m. K. P. LAWSON, Hon. Secretary. INGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL BAND (Incorporated). If sufficient inducement offers FREE BUS Will Leave. Gibson’s Garage at 7.30 p.m. FOR INGLEWOOD gA N D JUNGLE J» AL L TO MORROW, NOVEMBER 4th, 1926. K. LAWSON, Hon. Secretary. HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1926. JL 0N G - IG H T J) AN C E WIND-UP OF ASSEMBLY DANCES. Pearson’s Ideal Orchestra. GENTS 2/6, LADIES 1/6. E. McCABE, Hon. Sec. PUKENGAHU SOCIAL CLUB. 'A DANCE will be held in the Pukengahu Hall, on FRIDAY, November 5. Good Floor. Good Music. E. HARPER. Hon. Secretary. PUNGAREHU HALL. Q.RA.ND 'J'ENNIS OLUB JJALL To be held in the PUNGAREHU HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th. Pearson's Ideal Orchestra (7 instruments). SPOON AND FORK SUPPER. GENTLEMEN 4/-, LADIES 2/-. R. J. RUTHERFORD, Hon. Secretary. NOW IS THE TIME TO JJRIGHTEN £ T P yoUR JJOME. Send to WEST END NURSERY, Devon Street West. ’Phone 925. TpOR Best Value in Hardy Flower Seedlings, rare Shrubs, etc. Asters, Zinnias, Phlox, Antirrhinums, Larkspurs, Lobelias, and Pansies, at 1/6 per dozen. Double Blue Lobelia, Polyanthus, and Bonfire Salvia, 2/6 per dozen. - ORDERS 10/- AND OVER, POST FREE. When in doubt, let me select. TOMATO PLANTS, good croppers, 1/6 doz H. H. HOPMEIER, Nurseryman, Florist and Landscape Artist, Devon Street West. 'Phone 925. Only Agent: P. Boulton, Fruiterer, (next Derby's Garage).