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Taranaki Daily News, 19 February 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE STRATFORD. TALKIES! TALKIES! TO-NIGHT 8.15 TO-NIGHT An All-Talking Dramatic Tornado! "THE SHIP FROM SHANGHAI.” "THE SHIP FROM SHANGHAI.” With Kay Johnson, Conrad Nagel. A Storm-tossed Ship in the grip of a Brute. A gay Yachting Party turned into a voyage of Terror! Supports: News, Comedy, Colortone Revue. Also Special Attraction: EARTHQUAKE FILM. Showing Damage at Napier. PUBLIC NOTICES. BOXING AT V/ESTERN PARK, N.P. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21. DONOVAN v. BLAY. QPECIAL Bus will leave Hawera 12 noon, Eltham 12.30 p.m., Stratford 1.0 p.m., for grounds. Returning after fight. Excursion Fares. SUTTON’S MOTORS, ’Phone 2475, Hawera. BOXING CONTEST—BLAY v. DONOVAN AT NEW PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1931. (CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return for day of issue only, will be issued, to New Plymouth from Hawera, Tahora, Waitara and intermediate stations, on SATURDAY, February 21, by trains due to arrive New Plymouth up to I. p.m. . • Trains for New Plymouth leave Hawera 7.30 a.m., 119 a.m.; Eltham, 8.14 a.m. and 11.36' a.nv; Stratford. .8.48 a.m. 11. a.m., connecting trains; to and from. Toko and Waitara Branches. Return trains leaves New Plymouth 4.35 P-m-' _2_____ __ BAKERY CHANGES HANDS. J2ATEMAN BROTHERS wish to. announce that they have taken over the Bakery business lately conducted by W. Marr, South Road, New Plymouth. Only first-class article will be produced. MATERNAL WELFARE. PROFESSOR MARSHALL -ALLEN, Head . of the Obstetrical Department of the Melbourne University, and Director of Maternal Welfare for the State of Victoria, will address a Meeting at the Victoria League Rooms, New Plymouth, bn SATURDAY, February 21, at 8 p.m. All women cordially invited to attend. A charge of 1/6 will be made (to include supper). ■ .» gRITISH . JSRAEL JpEDERATION. LECTURE BY D. D. INCE, Esq. "The Impending Resumption of War,” Proceeds in aid of Earthquake Fund. 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), Feb. 19. Y.W.C.A. Hall, Powderham Street. . Admission - >■ i/HAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. OUTSTANDING RATES. IS HEREBY GIVEN that proceedings -will be taken in respect of AU Rates-not paid by March 16, 1931. H.-S: ELLIOTT, Town. Clerk. ■ WAIMATE WEST COUNTY. . ;. 10% . PENALTY ON • RATES. RATEPAYERS are hereby notified that a penalty of 10 per cent, will be added to aU Rates not paid on or before Saturday, February 28, 1931. V. H. HOBDAY, ’ ' County Clerk. WESTWARD HO QOLF OOURSES — At — ELTHAM, ; ' ll .. > • INGLEWOOD, . '. . .. , ■STRATFORD, ■ ' • And WArrARA.. "The courses that' are- attracting. .thb\. golfers.” ’ •••/ ■; -;:'; 1 ' Wonderful .putting felt, ingenious hazards, luxurious surroundings. Midget golf is; hot a passing craze;. but h?as come to slay at the . \ < WESTWARD HO. COURSES,, '..' Open from 11 a.m.. Open from ,11 a.m. A WISE MAN BANKS. HIS SAVINGS . . .- With the NEW PLYMOUTH . SAVINGS' BANK. (Established 1850). 7 Head Office: DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. BRANCH AT FITZROY. G. E. DINNISS, Manager. The Bank with Eighty Years of Public Service to its Credit. JOKO J-JOTEL. (Under New Management.) MR- JAMES KERIN, late of Auckland, begs to announce that he has taken over the well known Toko Hotel. The house is at present in the hands of renovators and decorators and for the future will be conducted upon modern lines. Tariff: 8/- per day. A feature, henceforth, $»ill be catering for the travelling public. isXceUent Wieals 2/-, AU wines and spirit yrt lo to label.