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Taranaki Daily News, 23 October 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE STRATFORD TALKIES’ TALKIES! Commencing TO-NIGHT AT 8.15. (For Four Nights.) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s "HOLLYWOOD REVUE.’’ "HOLLYWOOD REVUE.’’ "HOLLYWOOD REVUE.’’ Ths Talking, Singing, Dancing Sensation! With 25 Stars and a Chorus of 200. Catchy Tunes and v Clever Comedy! DIAL 348 FOR RESERVES. PLANS FILLING FOR EVERY NIGHT! OPERA HOUSE “TALKIES” HAWERA. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 8. The Snappiest, Peppiest, Jazziest, Whoopiest College Picture ever made. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present “SO THIS IS COLLEGE.’’ “SO THIS IS COLLEGE.’’ New Song Hits! New Dances! — Featuring — SALLY STARR & CLIFF (Ukelele Ike) EDWARDS. ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: Metrotone News, “Leaping Love” (Charlie Chase Comedy), "Nearly Divorced’ (AllTalking Playlet). Reserve Seats at M’ss Blake’s. Phone 2713 COMING TO-MORROW NIGHT. “PARAMOUNT ON PARADE.” MANAIA TALKIES TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GREATER THAN ANY STAGE PLAY! The First Great’ All-Talking Picture of the Sea., —"HURRICANE” -"HURRICANE”— —“HURRICANE”——"HURRICANE”— —“HURRICANE” "HURRICANE”— With HOBART BOSWORTH JOHNNY MACK BROWN LEILA HYAMS. The Picture that is different, unusual, unique and full of punch scenes that get you, grip you and hang on long after the V.' picture is over. ALL TALKING & SINGING SUPPORTS. COMING—SATURDAY & MONDAY, October 25 and 27. THE ALL-ENGLISH TALKIE. “INTERFERENCE” “INTERFERENCE”

OPENING FRIDAY FOR A TWO-NIGHT SEASON—at the INGLEWOOD TALKIES (Western Electric Equipment.) The latest and most wonderful epic of the Taikie Picture so far produced. JOURNEY’S END JOURNEY’S END ' JOURNEY’S. END A story that will grip you and impress itself on your memory. See Colin Clive in the role of Captain Stanhope. FOR TWO NIGHTS. PRICES: D.C. 2/6 (plus tax); Back Stalls 2/- (plus tax); Front Stalls, 1/6; Children, Front Stalls 1/-. PUBLIC NOTICES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. JJJENDELSSOHN’S “LAUDA SION” will be given by the Stratford Choral Society in King’s Theatre, Stratford, on SUNDAY, November 2. Over 60 in chorus and orchestra. S\D.A. gLAG REDUCED IN pRICE QWING to 'the freight from Europe hav- ' ing been reduced 5/- per ton, the National Dairy Association, Ltd., have reduced their ■’ prices for slag, including all orders received, by 5/- per ton. Prices now 17/20, £4 12s 6d and 20/22 £5 3s 6d at New Plymouth Railway Station. Order now at the reduced price. NEW PLYMOUTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. is hereby given of the following resolution passed by the Council on August 18, 1930:— That in pursuance of the, powers conferred by the provisions of Paragraph (i) of Subsection 4 of Section 172 of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” all vehicular traffic be stopped between the hours under mentioned on October 25, 1930:— (a) In that part of Queen Street between King Street and St. Aubyn Street between the hours of 10.30 a.m. and 12 noon on the occasion of the starting of the Circular Road Race. (b) In that part of Avenue Road North of its junction with Tarahua Road, and South of its junction with John Street between the hours of 2.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. on the occasion of the finish of the Circular Road Race. F. T.’BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. ELTHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE. JMPOUNDED in the Eltham Public Pound, from Finnerty Road, one bay Gelding. If not claimed will be sold SATURDAY, October 25, at 12 noon. A. E. LETHBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. IN THE ESTATE OF ALEXANDER THOMAS MAIN, of Mokoia, Storekeeper, deceased. ALL persons having claims' against the estate of the above-named deceased are requested to lodge same in duplicate on or before the sth day of November, 1930, with the undersigned duly certified as owing at the date of death of the deceased, viz., October 13, 1930. KINMONT, REEVES & EDMONDSTON, Solicitors, Hawera. PROFESSIONAL- NOTICE. J)R. D.'E. BROWN has removed to his new premises in Devon Street, New Plymouth, and «ay be consulted at his there.