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Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. (Heated Nightly.) HAWERA TALKIE THEATRES OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 8. MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2 P.M. A Roaring Comedy that skims the clouds for the Merriest Joy Moments you Have Ever Had. “FEET FIRST.” “FEET FIRST.” — With — HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD Funnier than the Funniest Harold Lloyd Comedy. Reserve at Once. ’Phone 2713. Usual Prices. GRAND THEATRE TALKIES. TO-NIGHT! FINALLY TO-NIGHT! Alive with Adventure! Rich in Romance! New in Setting! New in Story! RICHARD ARLEN'in "THE'SEA GOD’ RICHARD ARLEN in “THE SEA GOD” Bringing to you for the first time scenes actually photographed in sound on the very bottom of the sea. “THE SEA GOD’’ IS AN UNUSUAL PICTURE. Plans at Miss Blake’s. ’Phone 2713. Coming FRIDAY “THE TEXAN.” FORTNIGHTLY DANCES. QpilE Eltham Manchester Unity Oddfellows commence a series of Fortnightly Old-time and Modern Dances in the Eltham Oddfellows’ Hall TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), April 29. Proceeds for hall funds. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6.

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW PLYMOUTH JERSEY CATTLE CLUB. JLJ’EMBERS are invited to meet Colonel Bartley Bull, of Brampton, Canada, at, Devon Tea Rooms, on THURSDAY, April 30, at 7.45 p.m. W. P. OKEY, Secretary. THE FARMERS’ UNION in conjunction with THE TARANAKI CO-OPERA-TIVE HERD-TESTING ASSOCIATION. LANTERN LECTURES. To assist dairy farmers to appreciate the value of testing their individual cows, meetings have been arranged as follows:— Saturday, May 2.—Oddfellows’ Hall, Eltham, 8 p.m. Monday, May 4, Public Hall, Lepperton, 8 p.m. Tuesday, May s.—Public Hall, Uruti, 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 6.—Hempton Hall, Okato, 8 p.m. Thursday, May 7.—Public Hall, Kaimata, 8 p.m. Friday, May B.—Public Hill, Urenui, 8 p.m. AU farmers are invited to attend. Mr. C. M. Hume, Dominion Supervisor of Group Herd Testing, will give A LANTERN LECTURE covering the handling of d’.iry herds to best advantage. DAN LeC. MORGAN, HUGH BAILY, Secretaries. TARANAKI CO-OPERATIVE HERDTESTING ASSOCIATION. CARDIFF HALL. LANTERN LECTURE by Mr. C. M. Hume, Dominion Supervisor of Group Herd-Testing, on FRIDAY 7 , May 1, 1931, at 8 p.m. All farmers invited. HUGH BAILY, Secretary. S.S. OPIHI ON FIRE AT LYTTELTON 23/4/31. ARRIVED NEW PLYMOUTH 28/4/31. GENERAL AVERAGE has been declared and consignees are requested to present Invoices and Shipping Notes at the offices of the undersigned. Delivery of cargo and survey, if necessary, will then be arranged. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD., St. Aubyn Street, New Plymouth. Don’t say to your tradesman "Could you send it ?” Just say: “Phone 1654,” T HE JfURRY-UP PARCELS’ DELIVERY SERVICE, 118, First Floor, King’s Buildings. PUBLIC TRUST OFFI E. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. /JQ’OTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against th: undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office New Plymouth on or before the 4th day of June, 1931. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full deta and one copy must be certified as fallows: — “I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” y ESTATES., JOHN EDMUND ALLAN, late of Inglewood, Bacon Factory Manager, died 8/4/31. ROBERT JAMES HANOVER, late of New Plymouth, Settler, died 21/4/31 D. L. McKAY, District Public Trustee for New Plymouth. April 28, 1931.

T°KO JJOTEL. (Under New Management.) 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, will be catering for the travelling public. Excellent meals 2/-. All wines Spirits true ip labeL