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Taranaki Daily News, 11 July 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE STRATFORD. TO-NIGHT! AT 8. TONIGHT! “METROPOLIS” A German Film. _ A “METROPOLIS” wonderful picture which “METROPOLIS” tells so vividly the de“METROPOLIS” velopments of a city a “METROPOLIS” hundred yearn hence.— “METROPOLIS” A Story of the Poor “METROPOLIS” and the Rich. “METROPOLIS” IMMENSE! “METROPOLIS” REMARKABLE! “METROPOLIS” FASCINATING! DIAL 348 FOR RESERVES. ST. JOSEPH’S HALL, HAWERA. ' TO-NIGHT, JULY 18. 8 P.M. GRAND CONCERT - By - HUBERT CARTER (The Famous Tenor.) Advertiser (Glasgow) “....one of the finest tenors ever heard in Glasgow: Derry News (Ireland) “Mr. Hubert Carter has certainly a tenor voice of rare purity and sweetness, the best we have had for many years.” ASSISTED BY LEADING ARTISTS. A 'WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. PRICES: 3/3 and 2/-. MEETINGS. N.Z. FRIESIAN ASSOCIATION. TARANAKI BRANCH. npHE Annual Meeting of the above will take place on SATURDAY, July 13, in the A. and P. Board Room, Stratford, at 1 p.m. Business: Election of Officers; and General. • All interested in the breed are invited to attend. CLAUDE A. MARCHANT, Chairman.

FOOTBALL. fJNION. PUKEKURA PARK NEW PLYMOUTH SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1929. STAR V. CLIFTON SENIORS. STAR V. CLIFTON SENIORS. STAR V. CLIFTON SENIORS. STAR V. CLIFTON SENIORS. At 1.15 p.m. OLD BOYS’ V. CELTIC SENIORS OLD BOYS’ V. CELTIC SENIORS OLD BOYS’ V. CELTIC SENIORS OLD BOYS’ V. CELTIC SENIORS At 2.45 p.m. AT INGLEWOOD: Tukapa v. Inglewood. AT STRATFORD. Okato v. Stratford. At 2.45 p.m. ADMISSION: Gents. 1/-, Ladies 6d; Children over 14, 6d. S. E. NIELSON, Secretary. ’TARANAKI JJUGBY "(JNION. SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1929. OKATO V. STRATFORD, at Stratford, 2.45 p.m. OLD BOYS V. CELTIC, at New Plymouth 2.45 p.m. STAR V. CLIFTON, at New Plymouth, at I. p.m. TUKAPA V. INGLEWOOD, at Inglewood, 2.45 p.m. OKAIAWA V. KAPONGA, at Okaiawa, 2.45 p.m. PATEA V. WAIMATE, at Patea, 2.45 p.m. OPUNAKE V. ATHLETIC, at Hawera. HAWERA V. ELTHAM, at Hawera. Time of last two matches will be advertised later. ADMISSION: Gents. 1/-, Ladies 6d; Children over 14, 6d. S. E. NIELSON, Secretary, p—wnuMWW'injiMtwraßßii'iiiMi RADIO! RADIO! RADIO! OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. e. J. H. GIBSON, HIGH STREET, ELTHAM (Box 38) residents of the district that he is opening in Eltham with full stocks of Radio and Accessories. Agents for:— RALEIGH, 6-valve all electric. MAJESTIC, 7-valve all electric. (Sub-agents by arrangements.) ALSO AGENTS FOR JOHNS, LTD. Give us a call or write and we will submit estimates. Inspection invited. CAN YOU TALK AND WRITE GOOD ENGLISH? QPHE man or woman who in these days aspires to move in good society, or to hold responsible positions in Business, must be able to speak and write good English. If you feel your shortcomings in this respect, you can easily overcome the handicap by undertaking the HOME STIF ' COURSE IN PRACTICAL ENGLISH AND MENTAL EFFICIENCY taught through the mail, by Grenville Kleiser. It’s inspiring and stimulating. Send 3d for Prospectus “E,” easy instalment payments. HOWARD BALLAN 400 D, Hereford Street, Christchurch. —2. HOTEL ARCADIA. 'J’HE Hotel Arcadia, Egmont Street, New Plymouth, is now open with extensive renovation and •efunrshingß under entirely new management. Cleanliness and service assured. Tariff moderate. Special terms for permanents. Three-course Firet-claas Mid-day Meal for 1/6. MRS. WALKER, Proprietress.