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Taranaki Daily News, 29 January 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Every Evening at 8 EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. Providing weather conditions will permit his arrival by aeroplane on Friday after noon,’Mr. Guy Menzies, hero of the Tasman flight, will make a personal appearance on the stage at Everybody’s on Friday night. r ' Now Showing Now Showing TWO SPLENDID ALL-TALKING .FEATURES. drama of life —of two lonely , hearts —stepping from sorrows a-, . to sunshine “YOUNG NOWHERES.” . : L “YOUNG NOWHERES.” ■ . ? — Starring — RICHARD BARTHELMESS and MARIAN NIXON (2)'Daughter and love to the tune of a wild horse’s hoofbeats. He had never ridden a horse in his life—the whole horse world was * nightmare to him—and yet they mistook him. for the greatest horseman in the country.. EDWARD EVERETT HORTON EDWARD EVERETT HORTON . With Patsy Ruth Miller in ,i' “THE HOTTENTOT” A ‘THE HOTTENTOT” It {will make you laugh until the tears run i y .. down your cheeks.. Movietone News 'to Open. Prices as Usual. Plan at. Collier’s. A SEASON OF BRILLIANT BRITISH - ■ ENTERTAINMENT EVERYBODY’S \ ' NEW PLYMOUTH. ■Commencing Saturday Next Matinee at 2 p.m. Evening at 8. TWO SUPERB ALL-TALKING BRITISH TRIUMPHS;—one a hilarious comedy—the other a society drama brilliantly acted. (1) A laugh sensation depicting the lighter side of the- war. It in doubling up audiences with laughter the world over “NOT SO QUIET on the “NOT SO QUIET on the ’ WESTERN FRONT” ■ WESTERN FRONT” Starring London’s Favourite Comedian LESLIE FULLER and a talented cast (2) Electrifying dialogue! Astounding - situations I, A sensation in every respect! “LOOSE ENDS” —o— “LOOSE ’ ENDS” “LOOSE ENDS” —o— “LOOSE ENDS” An amazingly outspoken drama of • s ; Modern Morals.' 1 With OWEN NARES, EDNA BEST and Other Great British Players (Adult Audience. Recommendation.) Prices as Usual. Box Plan now open at Collier’s. Early. Reservations avoid the rush ’HELLO! HERE WE ARE AGAIN! , MATAPU HALL. Q.RAND y ear B all - TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. Henderson's Star Orchestra. Novelty Dances; Ice Cream Stall; Flannels Optional; Floor and Supper as usual—Al. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies' 2/-. Free Buses will leave at 7.30 p.m. from Criterion Garage, Hawera, and Opunake. Proceeds in aid of the Matapu Flower. Show. M. GUY, Hon. Secretary. TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. 'PENDERS will be received at our Office till MONDAY, February 9, at 12 noon, for the Erection of Laundry Block at the New Plymouth Hospital, for the Taranaki Hospital Board. MESSENGER • AND TAYLOR, Registered Architects. .New Plymouth. ' FOR SALE BY TENDER. BUSINESS ’ OF ELECTRICAL MOTOR GENERAL ENGINEERS and. GARAGE carried on by GYDE & CO., NOW IN . LIQUIDATION. 'PENDERS are' called for .the purchase, as s going concern, of the business of Electrical, Motor, General Engineers and Garage, carried on in Hawera, South Taranaki. The concern has a satisfactory turnover and is situated in the business, area Full particulars, including any conditions of tender may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom tenders close on February 20, 1931. ' The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' VEITCH & CLARKE (for Receiver) Public Accountants, Hawera. b pLYMOUTH piNANCE (JO, LIMITED. CAPITAL £30,000. CASH RESERVE £4OOO. FINANCE ARRANGED, on Dairy stock, Mortgages, Guarantees, and other classes of securities. Current rates of interest. REPAYMENT BY EASY INSTALMENTS. Full .particulars from the Company’' Office, Bank of New South W ales BuildSgs, Devon Street, New Plymouth. S. E. NIELSON, Secretary. ’Y A R D TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. W E ’ the undersigned, wish to notify intending passengers that Campbell’s Motors (N.P.), Ltd., are no longer in the "Aard” Association of New Zealand, Ltd., and from to-day on the Aard passengers to Auckland, Te Kuiti and Hamilton will bt carried by us. Please book at Hodson's Aard Office, Opera House Buildings, Devon Street. ’Phone 1042. KIWI'MOTORS,