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Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.' KING’S THEATRE STRATFORD ' TALKIES! TALKIES! TO-NIGHT! AT 8.15. TO-NIGHT! MARION DAVIES MARION DAVIES In Her Funniest All’Talkie! “THE GAY>, NINETIES." “THE GAY NINETIES.” “THE GAY NINETIES.” With LAWRENCE GRAY. A Dashing Romantic Musical Comedy of the ’9o’s. A Ride on a Bicycle for Two. SUPPORTS: Colourtone Revue, Comedy and News. DIAL 348 FOR RESERVES, GRAND THEATRE TALKIES, HAWERA. Commencing MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. For Season Three Nights. Three Matinees. . 'WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE,’ "WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE ’ "WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE’’ Prepare Jor the most exciting Pleasure the screen has ever given you. Live with Byrd, Talk with Byrd, Fight beside him. You understand, don’t you, that you actually fly with Byrd in his great plane over • the South Pole? Special Added Attraction: ‘ 'MT ' EGMONT, OPENING SYME HUT” PRICES: Dress Circle 2/- (plus tax), Stalls 1/6. Matinee prices: Children 6d and 9d. ' ' SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE , FRIDAY, 3 P.M. Plant’s Bus from Kaponga To-morrow Night. | ■ ’ < . .meetings. ' HAWERA AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. 'WTOTICE is hereby 1 given that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING will: be held at the Baths TO-MOR-ROW, at 7.15 'p.m., to consider the following Notice of Motion given by Mr. W. A. Spragg :— ■ “That, the Club's colours be changed from light blue and dark blue to i„ black and gold.” Allmembers are requested to attend. The meeting •vyili be followed by a Club Evening at the Baths, after which a Dance will\be held at the Savoy Tea Rooms. Admission 2/-. ■ , i ' Certificates won at last year’s championships will be presented at the dance. Subscriptions are now duo and can be paid at the meeting. . I ' M. R. NELSON, . Hbn. Secretary. ' PUBLIC NOTICES. ■ gpHE “WESTWARD JJO” r jHE “WESTWARD J£O” QOLF . Q-OLF 7 ( rjOMPANY '■ ' '■ . (JOMPANY . ’ ' '' '‘ •' WILL OPEN '■ ’ , . 1 THE MOST UP-TO-DATE COURSE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE COURSE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE COURSE :/: /■' /../■/ '• : ' / ■ ;.i. . /■ in the whole Province. ; IN — ' 1 / MOA STREET, INGLEWOOD. MOA STREET, INGLEWOOD. MOA STREET, INGLEWOOD. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8. ’ ■ ■ > \ | SPECIAL EXHIBITION MATCH. ADMISSION FREE. Come and Try the Game for Yourselves! GIFT BOCK SUGGESTIONS.

Bestway Cookery Gift Book 0/6 (8d). . “Cheerful Yesterdays” Or G. T. Alpers 7/6 “Maori and Pakeha”. (a history of N.Z.) 10/- (8d). ' , . ’ ' “Over the Hills,” by Jeffrey Farnol 6/- ‘ ■ (6’d): • “Plume of the Arawas,” F. D..V. Acheson 7/6 (6d). '* , „„ „ “Marten- Make Believe,” .>y Gilbert , Frankau 6/- (6d) ( . _ “Castle Gay,” by John Buchan 6/- (bcl}. “The Dean’s Elbow,” by A. E. , W. Mason - 6/-, (6d). 'J - ' ... „,• ' “The Water Gipsies,” by A.'.P. Herbert 6/- (6d‘). ■ > ■ *. Prices in Brackets denote postage. Annuals, Bumper Books, Picture Books. Useful gifts in Pencil Sets, Games, Letter cases, Stamp Albums, Fountain Pens. A. J. FYFE. BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,. Devon Street Central, New Plymomm ■Phone 1397. , P. F. HAMMONDS, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, ’ .’PHONE 37. The 25 per cent, extra duty has not been added to our Watches and Clocks. That saves you 5/- in the £l. XMAS PRESENTS. We bays an excellent stock of articles tinder £l. Cake Plates' from 3/-; best /Chin'ft Cups and Saucers and Plates from's/6; choice Cut Glass Ware from 5/-; Xylonite Ware from '2/6; Hand Brushes, Trinket Boxes, Brass Ware, etc. ’ : JHE JAHAN AKI J N VESTMENT AND DEPOSIT CORPORATION LIMITED. Directors: Messrs. J. B. Richards (Chair- ' man), Jas. Fredric, E. Marfell, Alan Good, H. G. Gibson, L. R. Curtis, SMacalister. Liberal advances made on mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Deposits received. INTEREST: At Call P er cent 6 Months ® Der cenl; 12 and 24 Months 6 per cent. WILLIAM POWER, ' Secretary, Stratford.