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Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1930, Page 3

. ‘ AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. . Commencing TO-NIGHT AT S. (Three Night Season.) ' ■ Paramount PresentThe Famous English Actor, CLIVE BROOK * CLIVE BROOK ’ CLIVE BROOK : CLIVE BROOK < ' CLIVE /BROOK — CLIVE BROOK As the. most famous detective I of' fiction, in the All-Talking v ■ Thriller. * ../ / .- “THE 4 RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES” RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES” ' RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLLIES” ' A new adventure of the , world’s greatest detective! Solving’the most amazing murder jn the annals of Scotland yard. ITS 'THRILLING ; BEYOND t ' • WORDS. 1 ! a’story by .. ' •' - SIR A. CONAN DOYLE. SIR A. CONAN'DOYLE. Big Supporting Cast of Specially Sel- . ected English Stage and Screen Stars. ■ z IN SUPPORT: “Noah’s Lark” (song cartoon), “Deep C Melodies” (songs), 7 and “Fatal ■ Foceps” (all talking comedy). Prices as Usual. 'Reserve at Collier’s. OONVENT i gCHQOL QONCERT ', ' .• TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), .DEC.. 17, At.B_p.rn. •. ■ ' songs, dances -and . musical ';■/•■ •/. :. ;. ■ items'. ' ■ : ■ 'Admission;' Adults 2/-, Children .Half-, ’ ,77’ - Price. ■ - :■; / r / HOGMANAY! - HOGMANAY! QRAND ’ D^ NCE J. “." TE KIRI 'HALL, -. ' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1930. Come, and Dance the Old Year out and the New Year in- to the skirl o the J/ipes and the strains of Henderson’s Star Orchestra (full strength).' A GOOD TIME ASSURED. - - GOOD FLOOR AND SUPPER., •' ” . -Ereje Bus from Opunake. ■/. .< : ADMISSION; Ladies. 2/-, Gentlemen 3/-. 'C, R. WEMYSS,, . / .'; ' ■•'<. Hon. Secretary T.K.S.S. INGLEWOOD. AMATEUR SWIMMING ‘ ' CLUB. 1 ' .. ‘ '-" ' / ’ ■;■ - QRand y ovelt y ance ~ i ■'' AND -JgUCHRE pARTY. . ' ' . TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD.’ THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 18. ' ■ .Euchre Prize*:. Firsts, Quarter-ton.. Coal; seconds, '■ 251 b. :Flour. i BOULTON’S NEW ORCHESTRA. ,T '< NOVELTY DANCES. • . ADMlSSlON:'Gentlemen'‘3/-, Ladies 2/-. -. '• •' ■ '-■R; J. CROSSMAN, -. ", .... /J..ALLEMAN, . < i / . Joint'Hon. Secs. LOOK OUT.FOR THE-:23rd- JANUARY. OAONUI .AGAIN! . t ' .■’ "0.R AND•• /rpENNJS •;AiICE .. -Full’Particulars Later. ■ KORU HALL. . : KORU-HALL. ‘ ■ -THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930. . . J KORU-KIKIHAU SCHOOLS. px'HiBiTTON of gcHooL yyoRK , ; 1—3.30 p.ni. ' ' > J / Admission Free. - ' -"Afternoon Tea 6d. . -SCHOOL CONCERT, 5.30 p.m. ■ - .‘ Admission 1/-,- Children Free. j,' ■ C ; • •* ' DANCE TO ; FOLLOW/ , . Admission 1 /-; Children Free.

BURR! BURR! BURRf Are yon there? ,Y,es! Where?' ’At the , ' : Ri“OTU H AbL ■ ‘ . .Waging for NEW YEAR'S. EVE r/ : .-NEW YEAR’S EVE ■; io try towin the' prizes' for the Novelty Dances. Dancing to the strains of the ■i , . Julian Jazz Band. ; ; ADMISSIOfh Ladies .1/6,: Gentlemen. 2/6. ■■ ' ' M. A. BUTLER, ; '" t . r • ,7 >■ :•/ Hon,-‘ ‘Secretary. t V ? 4 ill II I ' . '* . TENDERS. - to‘ BUILDERS. 1 , j.i J-J ( ■- TENDERS are invited, .until, jnoon, Tuesday, December 23, for Additions and Alterations to Premises at Kaponga, 'for the Bank of New South Wales. Blahs and Specifications may be seen at Bank Premises, Kaponga,- and at our 'Office. ” i ■ ’ DUFFILL &. GIBSON,-'AA.N.Z.I. A., Registered'Architects, . ; ' / .)' . . Hawera. • The 'word' “ORB’ 7 stamped on every sheet is an imprint of . quality in— J-WSAGHT’S ■ QRB JJRAND QORRUGATED JRON i”. .'■ ■■. .. ’ - Write John .Lysaght, Ltd., Box 341 Wellington, for free copy of their Pocket Handbook. . . (5) The New ‘•■ WIN DOW .CLEAN ING CO. WAY & BROWN - THE EXPERTS IN fINDOW CLEANING! CARPET CLEANING! CHIMNEY SWEEPING! — In Fact — ANYTHING IN THE CLEANING LINE! A TRIAL SOLICITED. Office: RARAWA HOUSE (Opposite P.O) Silver Street. Phone USL ; '^° 2e 1151