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Taranaki Daily News, 17 March 1931, Page 3

, AMUSEMENTS. _ aUTVTTT.V NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Children, 9d and 6d. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT! AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT: Your - Last Opportunity to see and hear LON CHANEY . ri. LON CHANEY In his First and Last Talking Picture. “THE UNHOLY THREE.” . “THE UNHOLY THREE.” (Adult Audience Recommendation.) • Good Supports, including LAUREL AND HARDY in “BLOTTO.” PRICES: D.C. 2/- (plus tax), Stalls 1/6, : Front. Stalls 1/-. Reserves at Collier’s. Commencing TO-MORROW NIGHT, TWO SUBERB ALL TALKING •ATTRACTIONS. (I)— A thrilling comedy drama woven round “the Sport of Kings.” “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES.” “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES.” With Eddie Buzzell and Alice Day, (3)—Ths World-famed English Star of “Disraeli.” GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS With H. B. Warner, Alice Joyce and Ralph Forbes in Warner Bros.’ brilliant adaptation j&t the tremendously successfully stage • ,' piay’THE' GREEN GODDESS.”1 . “THE GREEN GODDESS.’’ ’ Marvellous in dialogue, acting, and settings. I (Adult Audience Recommendation). BOOK EARLY AT COLLIER’S.

£ “SMILING IRISH EYES” AT ijjURWOOD J)ANCE JJALL •TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), MARCH 17, BOULTON’S NEW DANCE BAND. (Four Talented Musicians). WUI keep your feet moving gaily tq ' Sweet Irish melodies. Monte Carlo Novelties. ADMISSIONS Gentlemen 3/6, Ladies 1/6,

V S T ’ P ATRrcK ’ 3 SOCIAI, ST. JOSEPH’S HALL, MILMOE STREET, HAWERA. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), MARCH 17. GRAND IRISH CONCERT, 8 pmi. sharp. DANCE to follow immediately at 9.15 p.m. WILTS’ MELODYMAKERS ORCHESTRA (Six Instruments.) Sit-Down Supper. TICKETS: 2/6. , r _\ _ . N. LAVERY, ' •' ” 1 ' ■ . Hon. -Secretary,:OMATA HALL. OMATA HALL. 14 honour of Miss Luxton’s approaching Marriage.

EVENING. WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS.

ADMISSION: Ladies 1/-, • Gentlemen' 1/6. ” ~ W. H. BAYLY, '/ Hon. Secretary,

WHAT’S THIS! WHAT’S THIS! ■ gECOND J£APUNI J)ANGE* Better than the First. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,193 L WILLS’ MELODYMAKERS The Dance Band that has made a name for itself. Book up thia date with your, girl and watch for further particulars. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. Free Buses leave respective post offices Stratford 7.30, Hawera 7.45, Manaia 7.45, Kaponga 7.45. R. G. HODGE, i Hon.

KAWAROA PARK. KAWAROA PARK. KAWAROA PARK. KAWAROA PARK. EASTER MONDAY (April 6). EASTER MONDAY (April 6). MONSTER 7 gEASIDE. JPETE AND PICNIC. Fun for Young and Old. BOY SCOUTS’ DISPLAY. SCHOOLS’ TUG-OF-WAR. HIGHLAND DANCING. Admission to Grounds: Adults !/-« School Children Free. A LONG NIGHT DANCE. A LONG NIGHT DANCE. Will be held in the Evening. R. G. HOWELL, Hon. Secretary. P. 0.. Box 213, New Plymouth. Bungalow ’Phone No. 216 M.

TENDERS. BOROUGH OF PATEA. LADDER AND PIPE FOR WATER TOWER. 'JTENDERS are invited and will be received at the Town Clerk’s Office, Egmont Street, Patea, until the hour of 4 o’clock in the afternoon of MONDAY, April 13, 1931, for the erection of a new standpipe and ladder at . the Water Tower, Patea. pinns and specifications may be''obtained at "the above office upon payment of a deposit of £l, which will be returned upon receipt of a bona fide tender. L. W. AUSTIN, Town Clerk.

FARMERS! PROTECT/your cows from CONTAGIOUS MAMMITIS, and increase your raturns by INOCULATING the whole herd with our combined and tested VACCINE. Vaccine costs 2/6 per dose (a dose contains three treatments). Syringe 10/6. Needles I/- each. Write for Booklet. HAMILTON VACCINE CO., LTD, P.O. Bor 181, HAMILTON. Fred Pratt, Manager,