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Taranaki Daily News, 17 January 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. FINALLY TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FINALLY TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! OPERA HOUSE “TALKIES” HAWERA. CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOV/ CLARA BOW — In — “DANGEROUS CURVES.” “‘DANGEROUS CURVES.” “DANGEROUS CURVES.” A PARAMOUNT ALL-TALKIE. Clara Bow will storm your heart and Warm your Pulse in "DANGEROUS CURVES.” "DANGEROUS CURVES.” Excellent Programme of Talkie Shorts. BOOK AT MISS BLAKE’S. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). SPECIAL MATINEE. All-Singing! All-Talking! “RAINBOW MAN.” SPORTS MEETING . . OALED O N I A N... -g P 0 R-T S ■ PUKEKURA -PARK. ./ ■' PUKEKURA PARK. .. . I SATURDAY,.. FEBRUARY 1, 1930. j SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930. Highland - Piping and .Dancing- Events.J Amateur Athletic -and Cycling Events. I Professional Cycling (t, 2 and 3. miles). I The following Amateur- Athletic . and i Cycling .Events are included in the pro-, gramme: TOO Y'ards Handicap; 220 Yards; A 440 Yards; 880 Yards; One Mile Handicap; trophies, £2, £1 and 10/-. ' High Jump; Long. Jump; ll.p, Step' arid Jump; Throwing the Javelin; . Putting the Shot ; Hammer Throwing; trophies; £1 and 10/-. Cycling (Amateur): .One . and Two Mile Handicaps; trophies, £2, £1 and TO/-. Half-mile Message Boys’ 'Race; trophies. Entry, 1/- each event. ■Cycling (Professional) : One. J£'-Ie (prizemoney, 50/-, 25/.-,; 10/-; entry 2/6);'Two .Miles Championship - (prize money, - 80/-, 40/-, 20/-; entry 4/-j ; Three Miles (prizemoney, 60/-, 20/-, 10/-; entry 3/-). ■ Entries close January 18. THE DOMINION’S LEADING PERFORMERS APPEARING,. Five Pipe Rand.? and Taranaki Regimental Band in Attendance.. Admission: Gentlemen' 2/-; Ladies 1/-; Children under' 14, 6d. CALEDONIAN SPORTS. for Amateur Athletic'and Cycling. Events close TO-MORROW (Saturday), January 18, with Mr. C. N. Pryor, 163 Molesworth Street, New Plymouth. Entries for Professional Cycling close TO-MORROW (Saturday), /January 18, with Mr. D. George, 43 Broug'iam. Street, New Plymouth. LAND FOR SALE. EXCEL'TIONA L OPPORTUNITY. DECEASED ESTATE. A BEAUTIFUL, Level, Freehold Farm of- 298 Acres, situated three -miles, from Hamilton, on the famous HamiltonCambridge Road. The best land in the Waikato. The farm is in splendid heart, has been in the same ownership for twenty-five years, and was the home of a late Cabinet Minister. A farm such as this,- situated almost in the suburban area, with everything in first-class order, and the best of land, comes on the m'arket only once in ten years., The property although eminently suitable for dairying, has never been milked on, sheep and dry stock only having beezi carried, and cows following this class of stock give abnormal returns. J THE PROPERTY IS PARTICULARLY ' ‘SUITED FOB A STUD FARM, There is a road frontage of 1J miles approximately; and Lends itself to cut-' ting up. ■ This ig the first time the property has been offered for sale, and will be sold in one lot or lots of 100 acres. PRICE, £52 10/- per acre, with rea-i sonable Deposit to sound man. It may be advisable to wire if intcrestr . WILLIAMS & GIBBONS, LTD., Booth & Chapman’s Buildings, HAMILTON. . NO GUESSWORK! i Method of Eye-Test-jng and Correcting with glasses is modern, up-to-date and scientific. TITLES IS NO GUESSWORK. It has brought relief where other methods have failed. Call for a test without obligation. C. B. MARTIN F.S.M.C, F. 1.0.0. London Qualified Optician and Optometrist Devon Street, New Plymouth. AT STRATFORD, Jan. 14 and 28. (Mr, Gaw's Pharmacy). THE NORTH TARANAKI FINANCE AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, LTD. VANCES made on Slock. Chattels, and other forms of Security in any part of district. Mortgages and other ’ ecuricies purchased for cash. Full details on application at the Company’s Office, County Chambers, Waitara. 11. E. VAUGHAN, Secretary. . P.O. Box 27. One teaspoonful of FLYTOX kills a roomful of flies and mosquitoes. Try it. AH stores-