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Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. NEW PLYMOUTH OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH Direction: J. C. Williamson and W. R. Kemball Theatres. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW—AT 2 AND 8 P.M. Fannie Hurst’s Great Story of Human Sacrifice, lightened with delightfully whimsical humour. “SYMPHONY OF SIX MILLION” — Featuring — RICARDO CORTEZ, IRENE DUNNE, & A HUGE CAST. Commenting on its Auckland season, "The Herald” yaid"Seldom has it been the privilege since the advent of Talking Pictures to witness _-:ch a film. It is truly a remarkable production, requiring more than mere words to convey me excellence of ,-l. nctinir ‘Svmnhonv of Six Million’ needs no recommendation, only those who miss seeing Tt will have let dip an opportunity which will be difficult to recapture.” BOX PLANS AT COLLIER’S OR AT THEATRE AFTER 6.30. (Ring ’Phone 1164). THIS SATURDAY—CONAN DOYLE’S “THE SIGN OF FOUR” THE ADELPHI CABARET BAND (Wellington). COMING TO NEW PLYMOUTH ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1932, AT WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL. Tut Coltman and his famous Adelphians have created a furore of enthusiasm amongst dancing enthusiasts and with stage presentation all along the route from Otaki to Stratford —now NEW PLYMOUTH. You’ve heard them over the Radio—Now Dance to their irresistible music. See them in their famous presentation numbers. Well known as Lyn Smith’s Stage Band. A TREAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS! ADMISSION: LADIES 2/-; GENTLEMEN 2/6; DOUBLE 4/.. ELTHAM TOWN HALL! ELTHAM TOWN HALL! LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN’S GRAND FINAL OLD-TIME DANCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1932. .MRS. ATTRILL’S ORCHESTRA. CATERING BY MESDAMES GYDE AND MURRAY. TICKETS: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 2/-, Spectators 6d. HALF PROCEEDS FOR ELTHAM PLUNKET SOCIETY. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. STRATFORD TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL SPRING SHOW NOVEMBER 16 & 17,1932. STOCK AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS. PRIZES AND CLASSES LARGER AND BETTER THAN EVER. NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR CATTLE. You will find it in the schedule. A class for that which you consider the best. TTTF, CONVINCING GROUND—STRATFORD SHOW! ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 5, 1932. Full Particulars and Schedules Posted on Application. W. F. ROSS, Secretary. Box 59, Stratford. ’“Phone: 682 Office, 664 Residence. I' ■ -

PUBLIC NOTICES. FIRE NOTICE. ‘ OWING to damage by < Fire and Smoke the New Plymouth Premises of. Messrs. Hallenstein Bros., Ltd., will be closed until further notice. Watch for Special Announcement to be made at an early date. HALLENSTEIN BROS., LTD., New Plymouth. FIRE NOTICE. Regret that owing to the recent fire our shop will bo closed TO-DAY (Thursday), during, Insurance Assessments. J. and J. AULD, LTD., Central Devon St., New Plymouth. NEW ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE PIG MARKETING ASSOCIATION. (Under auspices of Farmers’ Union) Address covering the operations and objectives of thfe organisation will be given by a director at Whareroa, TONIGHT (Thursday), October 27; Matapu, Friday, October 28. Meetings at 8 p.m. This is your organisation. Come along and hear all about it., FF any old thing will satisfy your thirst FORGET Corban’s Wines. \ If you are particular enough to appreciate a, beverage that sends a thrill of pleasure to every human sense and makes drinking Healthful and Inspiring, order a case of Corban’s Wines. Half cases 26/6, assorted 32/6. Assorted case containing 12 varieties including Wine Cocktail, 58/- dozen. Freight paid. Cash with order. CORBAN’S yyiNE gHOP, 20 UNION STREET, HAWERA. Post Your Xmas. Order Early! PLYMOUTH gAVINGS gANK (Established 1850). THE PEOPLE’S BANK. SAVE CONSISTENTLY. Start an account now. You will never miss a small Weekly Deposit, and you will be surprised how quickly it grows. Advances made on first Mortgage of Freehold security. Terms of repayment can be arranged in sums of £5 or multiple. G. E. DINNISS, Manager, New Plymouth. Branch at Devon Road, Fitzroy. SUPPORT NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRY By Using New Zealand Power Kerosene. FARMERS— We have the Grease you need for general farm use. 42 gallons, including drum, 25/- f.o.r. Cash with order. N.Z, O IL L I,D ’ NEW FLYMOUTH. ’Phone 1654. ’Phene. 1654.