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Taranaki Daily News, 1 August 1930, Page 3

' AMUSEMENTS. FAMILY NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Children, 1/- and 9d. THE REGENT NEW PLYMOUTH. “Cosy as your own Fireside.” FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7A5'. JACK MULHALL JACK MULHALL JACK MULHALL , In the First Dual Role All Talking Picture. “DARK STREETS." “DARK STREETS.” “DARK’STREETS.” GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES AS USUAL. Plan at Collier’s. COMMENCING TOMORROW. Matinee —2 p.m. Evening —At 7.45. UNIVERSAL’S ALL TALKING! ALL LAUGHING! ALL TALKING! ALL LAUGHING! Comedy of Sailors Ashore. “DAMES AHOY.” “DAMES AHOY.” With Glenn Tryon, Otis Harlan, Helen Wright, Gertrude Astor and Eddie Gribbou. BOX PLAN AT COLLIER’S. ‘ rjpoWN JJALL, J£APONGA LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT! Of the Kaponga Amateur Theatrical Society’s Production: “THE PRINCESS OF POPPYLAND.’’ “THE PRINCESS OF POPPYLAND.” “Well done Kaponga,” was the verdict of the huge audience of last night. Come along and enjoy yourself, and also help your Plunket Society. PRICES: 3/- and 2/-; Children 1/6 & l/ : JHMHMQKEBSniBEX*9K3OSKEDKUdBMfi3SHmMS£SE9ES3BSKSSffInBES!O9 * : ’ i ■ gsi TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited until 12 o’clock (noon) MONDAY, August 11, 1930, for the Erection of Business Premises at Opunake. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Office of the Architect—• THUS. H. BATES, F.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architect, Empire Buildings, Ijffng Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. SUBURBAN GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. FOR SALE. "(JP-TO-DATE Shop with living rooms attached. Rent 55/- per week. .Purchasing clause. Trade £9O to £lOO weekly. Goodwill £5O. Stock and plant about £650 at valuation. • Apply— QRANT AND QO., HAWERA. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. - Farm situated on Hursthouse Road having been sold by Messrs. J. R. Hill and Son is withdrawn from sale, W. CARTWRIGHT. JjJAX on petrol, oil and tyres will not worry “Austin” buyers. . JJILKING J’IME ’ those Farmers who have not previously taken advantage of our Catalogue offerings, we make the following startling offers: — ! NO I.—Farmers’ Oiled Riding, Coats, a standard guaranteed coat worth twice the money. Price 30/- post free. No. 2.—Hi-Press Gum Boots, knee high. Price 25/-/pair, post free. No. 3.—Lorry Covers (6xB), strong green duck. All sizes quoted. Price 27/6 post free. No. 4. —Canvas pull-on Thigh Leggings. Price 10/6 per 'pair.' Post free. No. Motor-cycle Outfit with storm cuffs and wide belt. Price 35/-. ■ Post Free. ° No. 6.—Complete set Miik Cart Harness, without collar;, will .last a lifetime. Freight extra. Price £ll. ALL WITH MONEY. BACK GUARANTEE. — THE - JJERCANTILE & (JENERAL (JO., 18 SWANSON ST., AUCKLAND. gjHE petrol tax won’t worry “Austin" Seven owners. Don't you wish you had one too? . - WHAT ABOUT THAT TRIP TO WANGANUI. AND THE N.Z. RHINE? will stop at the Federal Hotel (brick built), delightfully situated on river bank, overlooking ' the beautiful Moutoa Gardens, with good up-river view. HIGH-CLASS CUISINE.' TARIFF - - • 10/- PER DAY, MRS. M. BETHUNE, . Proprietress. 21 AUSTINS on official test averaged 52 miles per gallon. CHEAP TIMBER. JQIRECT. from the Sawmiller for all purposes. Write for Price List. THE HOROPITO SAWMILLING CO., Box. 408, Wanganui. RADIO NOTICE. W. Smith, of Smith’s garage, wishes X to notify the residents of Urenui and surrounding districts that he has been appointed local agent for the Atwater 'Kent Radio, and -is prepared to instal sets at shortest notice. - Repair work, battery charging, etc., are undertaken in any part of the district. Sevens ..are now used by Goveminent . departments throughout New Zealand. ‘