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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1930, Page 3

amusements. K|NG’S THEATRE STRATFORD TALKIES’ TALKIES! FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. RAMON NOVARRO — In — “IN GAY MADRID.” “IN GAY MADRID.” A Talking, Singing Triumph crammed full of Spanish colour, romance and charm. GOOD TALKING & MUSICAL SHORTS. DIAL 348 FOR RESERVES. Commencing MATINEE TO-MORROW ■‘MISTER ANTONIO.” A Hurdy-Gurdy Musician on the Road to Romance. Hp rl Hinn W TENDERS. ‘ TENDERS. '„‘ ’ i RENDERS are invited for laying a Tennis Court at Oaonui School Grounds, measurements 100 feet long by 66 feet wide. Either Concrete or Laycold process. Tenders close November 29, 1930. Tenders not necessarily accepted. MISS McQUAIG, Secretary Oaonui Tennis Club. PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG TAX COLLECTOR AND SUPPLY OF DOG COLLARS. RENDERS wiU be received at the Patea County Offices up till noon on SATURDAY, December 6, 1930, for the supply of 900 dog collars and relabelling about 50 old collars. Collars must be of good leather and equal to sample sent with tender, to be one inch wide and 22 inches long, with brass labels fixed with rivets, and plainly stamped “PATEA COUNTY, 1931,” numbered consecutively in bundles of 25 each. Tenders to be addressed to the chairman, and marked “Tender for collars.” COLLECTOR. . < ' i Applications will'be received on the same date from persons, willing to collect dog tax at a commission to be stated. W. F. SHEILD, County Clerk. Patea, November 17, 1930.

TEN DAY SHAVES FREE. You’ll have the best shaves you’ve ever known when you begin to use the new Q-tol Shaving Cream. Don’t wait—try it now. Generous sample tube free from Q-tol, Box 101 S, Wellington. Enclose 2d jn stamps for packing and postage. 3