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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. • ■.-.■■■ ' / -■ . " T KING’S THEATRE STRATFORD TO-NIGHT! AT 8.15. TO-NIGHT! ( “UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS”. “UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS” “UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS” “UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS” Filmed amid the Magnificent Settings of j New Zealand's Beautiful Scenery and Thermal Regions—Portrayed Entirely by Maori Stars. See and Hear the Maori Songs and Dances. DIAL 348 FOR RESERVES! MEETINGS. SOUTH TARANAKI AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (Inc.).\ . are reminded of the' Special Meeting at 7.30 p.m., and the Annual Meeting at 8 p.m., which are to be held in the Borough Council Chambers, Hawera, j on FRIDAY EVENING, the 22nd instant. I ; < W. G. WALKLEY, , ® Secretary.;'' • TENDERS. . ..:. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited until 5 p.m. on j FRIDAY, the 29th instant, for the ] Erection in Concrete, of Catholic School 2 Manaia. -7 • « Plans and Specifications may be seen at j the Presbytery, Manaia, and at our Office.' .( DUFFILL & GIBSON, AA.N.Z.I.A., j Registered Architects, 6 Hawera. , • ■; - 1 THE STRATFORD FARMERS' CO- I OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. ' 1 ' . : .' .] (Stratford Butter Factory.) . •< RENDERS are invited up to 11 a.m. on .< SATURDAY, 30th inst., for purchase of Buttermilk.' Specifications to be seen at the Company’s Office. W. PASTIER, ..'Secretary. tpHF, annual Plunket Mart Day ancf X house-to-house collection will be held on Friday, 22nd inst. Arrangements are well in hand. There will be home-made cakes of all sizes, bread, jam, chutneys, brawns, ham, vegetables, sweets, flowers, toys, children’s clothes, fancy goods, etc., etc. All stalls will be well stocked. Be wise. Call early! WHAT ABOUT THAT TRIP TO WANGANUI AND THE N.Z. RHINE? VOU will stop at the Federal Hotel (brick built), delightfully situated on rive, bank, overlooking the beautiful Moutoa Gardens, with good up-river view HIGH-CLASS CUISINF TARIFF - - ■ 10/- PER DAY. MRS. M. BETHUNE, Proprietrin. PJ.IFTS of any sort donated to the Plunket Mart and unable to be delivered will be collected. Please ring 'phone 122. HAVE YOU TRIED OUR J WELL-COOKED 3-COURSE DINNERS. (Served Hot). X/6 Our Appetising Teas will Please. ’ J7GMONT JOINING gOOMS, NOTE. —Entrance now from Devon Street. Upstairs over HOFFMANN'S Piano Shop.: A. E. (Bert) SMYTHE. WHAT ABOUT THAT gEACH JpARM JJOLIDAY Don’t be disappointed by waiting for the' rush. Get in early. Shack Rents Reduced until December 24, — At — “THE POPULAR GREENMEADOWS RESORT.” Dozens turned a ~a ? each year. Further Particulars from — MRS. A. S. JULIAN, Ring 'Phone 78J. Write Box 35. OPUNAKE. PRESSING MACHINE A The most Up-to-W* r/j? Date in New Zea- \ fl 'A See working ’ n our SUITS PRESSED while you wait for 2/G. TROUSERS, 1/-. LADIES’ OVERCOAT, 1/6. M C CULLOUGH’S Dry Cleaners, Dyers, and French Pleating Specialists, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, 'PHONE 697. gAST ]£ND gATHING RESERVE gAST ]£ND gATHING gESERVE NEW PLYMOUTH. CHOICEST SEASIDE RESORT CHOICEST SEASIDE RESORT AND I PICNIC RESERVE. PICNIC RESERVE. FRESH & SALT WATER BATHING. FLATS FOR HIRE (partly furnished). For further particulars apply— T. G. SOLE, 'Phone 836. Brown St., N.P.