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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE STRATFORD (Steam Heated Throughout.) TALKIES! TALKIES! Final Screening To-night. ' A Paramount Humorous Melodrama! “GR UMPY” “Cl R UMP Y” “GRUMPY” “G R UM P Y ” — With — CYRIL MAUDE, Famous English Actor A Delightful My. Levy Romance. Good Talking and Musical Shorts. Prices: D.C. 2/- (plus tax), Stalls 1/6. Commencing MATINEE TO-MORROW: JACK OAKIE in “THE SOCIAL LION” The chap with the grin makes Laughs and Love.

A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the classified columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods Try it! Prepaid rates; 15 words 1/-. three consecutive insertions 2/6.

MANALA. TOWN HALL! MANAIA TOWN HALL! ROLL UP, TUMBLE UP, BUBBLE UP AT THE GRAND HOCKEY BALL FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1931. Bully off at 8.15 p.m. NOVELTY DANCES include Monte Carlos, Spots, Lucky Hat, Balloons, Mystery Streamers and Kewpie. Dance with Mr. and Mrs. Rockfellow. Prize for 100th person entering hall. Spoon and Fork Supper. Glassy Floor. Free Buses from Hawera, Kaponga, Okaiawa. Wills’ Famous Melodymakers.. ADMISSION PRICES: GENTLEMEN 3/-, LADIES 2/-. M. WILSON, Hon. Secretary. TOWN HALL, STRATFORD! TOWN HALL, STRATFORD! FINAL PERFORMANCE OF “PLAY YOUR KING!” TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THE STRATFORD AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY (INC.) .Present the Final Local Performance of the Phenomenally Successful 1 New Musical Comedy, “PLAY YOUR KING” The Romance of a Millionaire and the Follies of a King. Something New in Acting! Something New in Singing! Something new in Ballet Routines! THE SHOW OF WHICH ALL STRATFORD IS TALKING! . SEE THE FINAL PERFORMANCE OF THIS SURPRISING PRODUCTION TO-NIGHT! • o Produced by the Author: W. Graeme-Holder. PRICES: Dress Circle 3/6; Orchestral Stalls 3/-, Stalls 2/6 and 1/6 (no tax). BOX PLAN AT KEAR'S. ’PHONE 527. What’s the matter with Father? Whistling; Why, nothing; he’s taking us all to the GRAND CARNIVAL DANCE AT OAONUI TO-NIGHT! — TO-NIGHT’ A REALLY WONDERFUL TIME FOR ALL. Amazing! £2 10/- in Prizes for Costumes; £2 and 10/- Monte Carlo’s, Lucky Spots, etc., etc. A wonderful Lighting and Decorative Scheme. Hundreds of Fancy Costumes, Ideal Floor, the Daintiest of Suppers. Henderson’s attractive Dance Band playing continuously. Hundreds of Novelties to be given away after supper. Enjoy ourselves? How can we help it! Gibson’s free Buses from Opunake at 7.30 p.m., Waswo's free Buses from Rahotu at 7.30 p.m. Only ticketholders carried. Buy yours from the .Drivers. At 2.15 a.m. Henderson's will strike' up: “Show Me the Way to Go Home.” REMEMBER OUR LAST CARNIVAL? DON’T MISS THIS ONE! DOLE FEE PAYABLE: LADIES 2/-, GENTLEMEN 3/-. 11. G. IBBOTSON, Hon. Sec. O.H.C. PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING! CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. TUESDAY, JULY 28. TUESDAY, JULY 28. AT 8 P.M. PINTO (14.3) V. PENCHEFF (13.11) PINTO (14.3) V. PENCHEFF (13.11) PINTO (14.3) V. PENCHEFF (13.11) In Eight 10-Minute Rounds. Preceded by First-class Amateur Preliminaries. REDUCED PRICES: All Ringside 5/-, the Rest 2/6, Primary and Secondary Schoolboys 1/6 (all plus tax). Box Plan and Day Sales open to-day at Chum Roberts’, Devon Street.

PUBLIC NOTICES. TARANAKI CO-OPERATIVE HERD TESTING ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). SEASON 1931-2. FARMERS desirous of testing next season should apply immediately to one of the testing officers or to the office so as to ensure inclusion in the groups now forming. Fees for next season will be cheaper than ever, and all subsidies will be refunded to testing farmers Progressive milk and butter-fat production figures supplied monthly for each cow, and full analysis of herd at end of season, By Order of the Directors, HUGH BAILY, Secretary. P.O. Box 145, New Plymouth. FI U N T ING. JpHE Taranaki Pack will meet at Mr. Percy Coles,’ Waitara, on Saturday next. Mr. Coles’ property being situated on the Main North Road and close to Waitara, it is anticipated that a large following will be present. As the Hunting season is now drawing! to a close, this will be one of the last Hunts, especially in view of the Annual Race Meeting which is being held on Saturday, August 29, for which many of the horses have qualified, and are now in hard training for the Hunters Events. LOCAL MADE FURNITURE. Chesterfields, Easy Chairs, Oak Bedroom ‘ Suites, Dining-room Suites, Linoleums, Carpets,' Runners, Curtains, Pictures, etc. FOR GOOD VALUE TRY L. G. NIELSON. HOU^ 1 FURNISHER MANAIA.