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Taranaki Daily News, 6 February 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. •One of the Screen's Greatest Dramatic Sensations OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT (One Night Only.) - A story of men who courted death and laughed at death. "THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED” "THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED” 'THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED” t ' — Starring — GARY COOPER & FAY WRAY GARY COOPER & FAY WRAY • With Lane Chandler, Barry Norton, Albert Conti and many others. A daring mystery melodrama of a squadron of fliers who court' death to land spies behind enemy lines. In Addition: Overseas News, "Wired -and Fired” (Krazy Kat Cartoon), Australian Gazette and “Tight Places (two-reel Christie comedy). PRICES: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Children 9d and 6d. i Box Plan at Collier's. HAWERA TALKIE THEATRES OPERA HOUSE. The Mighty Successor to “Rookery Nook.” TO-NIGHT At 8.15 TO-NIGHT (For three-night season.) MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2 P.M. England’s Great Comedy Hit I “ON APPROVAL” “On APPROVAL.” By Frederick Lonsdale, with the stars of “Rookery Nook.” Usual pric— Reserve at Miss Blake’s, ’Phone 2715. GRAND THEATRE. TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT Finally To-morrow Night. Universal Presents “LITTLE ACCIDENT.” . (For Adults Only.) Usual Prices. Usual Prices.

PUBLIC NOTICES. i “ EARTHQUAKE RELIEF. Red Cross supplies are, and will be urgently required for the stricken area in connection with the above, I hereby issue an appeal on behalf of the South Taranaki Provincial Council of the Red Cross Society to the residents in South Taranaki for donations for Red Cross supplies such as bandages, etc. Also children’s clothing, which may be left with the following secretaries of the local branches:— Mrs. Cossum (Kaponga), Mrs. Reakes (Eltham), Mrs. Stevens (Wailson Street, Hawera), or the undersigned, IRA BRIDGER, ■ (Eltham) / Chairman, District Council. ! EARTHQUAKE RELIEF. ' J MANAIA TOWN BOARD. JJJELIEF Necessities (food, clothing, etc.), may be left at the Town Hall, Manaia, up to 8 a.m. SATURDAY. A Subscription List has been opened at the Board's office. J. RODIE, Jun., ’ Town Clerk, HAWERA EARTHQUAKE RELIEF COMMITTEE. ' i JN Order that there may be no overlap- < ping a committee has been formed to i handle all inquiries, communications and ( other matters in connection with the above. People of Hawera. and district are asked • to realise that this is the official bureau , for the district. A. K. FYSON, Sec., Phone 2328 or Box 64, Hawera. A. E. PACEY, / Mayor. / 1 ’ HAWERA - EARTHQUAKE RELIEF. r J/HE Hawera Highland Pipe Band will t parade in the Hawera streets TO- c MORROW (Saturday), at-8 p.m. Collec- ( tions will be taken in aid of Earthquake - Fund. f J. R. NAIRN (Hon. Sec.) .__ • — g HAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. t I EARTHQUAKE RELIEF. rpO. Assist those who suffered by the recent Earthquake in Hawke’s Bay (including if necessary sustenance to any refugees who may be transferred to Hawera), I hereby appeal for donations. Subscription Lists are now open at the Borough Council and Daily News Offices. E. A. PACEY, ‘ Mayor. EARTHQUAKE RELIEF. QpHE Mayor’s Room at Stratford will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for the reception of Clothing, etc. Ladies assisting with, sewing will also make this room their headquarters. HILDA THOMSON, Mayoress. STRATFORD EARTHQUAKE RELIEF. 'jpo make arrangements for financial and other assistance, I hereby call a meeting of all those willing to help, to be held at the Municipal Chambers this FRIDAY Evening at 8 p.in. Donations to relief ifunds may be left at the Town Clerk’s Office. PERCY THOMSON, Mayor. OAONUI DISTRICT MEETING. //LL those interested in helping to raise funds for the Earthquake Relief Fund are asked io attend a meeting in the Oaqnui Hall TO-NIGHT (Friday). OAONUI HALL COMMITTEE, Convener. BOROUGH OF WAITARA. Residents who are willing to Billet Refugees kindly leave their names with the Town Clerk. E. A. GEORGE, -W ... Mayoa, __