AMUSEMENTS. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. REGENT TALKIES NEW PLYMOUTH. • (Heated Throughout) TO-NIGHT! AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT! (Three Night Season.) LEO CARRILLO LEO CARILLO LEO CARRILLO LEO CARILLO LEO CARRILLO LEO CARILLO ’ The Famous Stage Actor who was seen in New Plymouth in Lombardi Ltd., in his First All Talking Picture. First All Talking Picture. — “MISTER ANTONIO.” “MISTER ANTONIO.” “MISTER ANTONIO.” Adapted from the Famous Play bv BOOTH TARKINGTON. BOOTH TARKINGTON. A whimsical story of the adventures of a Hurdy-Gurdy Musician on the road to romance. r Big Supporting Cast, including VIRGINIA VALLI & GARETH HUGHES In Addition: I Movietone News, Audio Review, Pathe Sound News, U.F.A. Gem and Song-Co- ’ pation (pot pourri of modern song and dance numbers). ' PRICE SAS USUAL. Reserves at Collier’s D . " TENDERS. TJTENDERS are invited and will be received at the Office of the Architect up to Noon of October 4, for the Erection of a Residence, Ross Road, Tariki, for Mr. A. Cowley. Plans and Specifications at the office of: w. N. ' STEPHENSON,, A.N.Z.1.A., , Registered Architect, King’s Buildings, Devon Street, /. New Plymouth. MEETINGS. GIRL GUIDES (LOCAL ASSOCIATION). rpilE Annual Meeting of the above will be held in St. John’s Ambulance Room, Devon Street, New Plymouth, Tomorrow (Thursday), September 25, at 7.30 p.m. ; Business: Annual Report and BalanceSheet ; General. D. GIDDY, District Secretary. HORTICULTURAL SHOWS. STRATFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S < gPRING gH O W TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, ! ; SEPTEMBER 27, 1930. ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER 25. WARWICK" PETTIGREW, Hon. Secretary. KAPONGA METHODIST BTH ANNUAL gPRING J? LOWER O’ HOW. TOWN h/IL, KAPONGA. .FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. SCHEDULES ON APPLICATION. ENTRIES close with the Secretary on THURSDAY, September 25, at 8 p.m. N. C, DAVIES. PUBLIC NOTICES. S. MARY’S SCHOOL, STRATFORD. v WILL Re-open for Third Term on WEDNESDAY (TO-DAY), September 24, 1930. E. M. WILSON, Principal. TAO not fail to see. the Ascot, York, Club and Custom 1930 Sedans. Something new and different in body designs. L. H. Johnson Motors, Ltd. NOTICE. A LL Overdue Accounts owing to E. R. i Marshall, Animal Disease Specialist, Hawera, must be paid by September 30; otherwise will be sued for without further notice. E. R. MARSHALL. MONEYS TO LEND. W E have sums of £4oo °- £24t)0 ’ £2OOO and £l5OO and several sums under £lOOO available for investment at 6 and 6J per cent. HALLIWELL, THOMSON, HORNER AND NORTH, 1 Solicitors, Hawera and Stratford. TAESIGNED to please the most fastidious. Exclusive, but not expensive. See the new 1930 lowest priced Six, at L. H. Johnson Motors, Ltd. I MANNEQUIN PARADE POSTPONED. JHE spring Fashion display and Mannequin Parade to have been held in aid of the New Plymouth Plunket Society in the Workers’ Social Hall, To-day and Tonight, have been postponed on account of the death of Mrs. Newton King. PARK TENNIS CLUB (Inc.). CORDIAL Invitation is extended to intending members, friends and visitors to be present at the Club's Opening. ■ Day NEXT SATURDAY, at 2 p.m. A. W. SCOTT, Secretary. 1930 chevrolE ?. See the full ’ range now on display at L. H. Johnson Motors, Ltd. SUMMER WILL SOON BE HERE! IJAVE your car tuned up at Roebuck’s Garage. Valves ground by Black and Decker method. We also specialise factory vork of all description, acetone welding, milking machine repairs and battery charging. Benzine, oils and tyres in stock, etc Free air. 11. L. K OEBUCK ’ PROp RIETOR. ’Phone 78, Okato. HDHE Ascot Saloon. A superb 1930 Model now being shown. Tire lowestl priced 6-cylinder car. L. H. Johnson Motors, Ltd. •»
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1930, Page 3
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