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Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. NEW PLYMOUTH OPERA HOUSE PLYMOUTH Direction: J. C. Williamson and W. R. Kemball Theatres. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW AT 2 AND 8 P.M. OWEN NARES And BETTY STOOKFELD. In “SAPPER’S” Powerful, Gripping Romance that kept yesterday’s audience tense with excitement. “THE IMPASSIVE -FOOTMAN” (“A” Certificate Recommendation.) You will never guess the solution of the strange problem presented until “The Impassive Footman” speaks ... BOX PLANS AT COLLIER’S OR AT THEATRE AFTER 6.30 P.M. Ring ’Phone 1164.

TARIKI HALL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), NOVEMBER 10, 1932. TARIKI HOCKEY CLUB’S GRAND COMPLIMENTARY DANCE & EUCHRE ' (To the Ladies of the Social Committee.) VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS’ DANCE BAND will-bully off at 8 p.m. So be there! Look! 10/- Monte Carlos. Come and try your luck. Novelty Dances Galore. Gay Gordons and Robbers’ Dance. Specially prepared Floor. Delicious Supper. Flannels Optional. Euchre: Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Ist Prizes, 501 b. Flour; 2nd Prizes: Open Orders. Also Lucky Seats. Commences on arrival of Free Buses. Curd’s, Stratford, Old’s, Inglewood, at 7.30 p.m. POPULAR PRICES: LADIES 1/6; GENTLEMEN 2/6. H. GUSH, Hon. Secretary. WRESTLING! WRESTLING! THE MATCH OF THE SEASON! AL. KARASICK (RUSSIA) AL. KARASICK (RUSSIA) Versus DEAN DETTON (U.S.A.) DEAN DETTON (U.S.A.) TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. FRIDAY —NOVEMBER 11, 1932, AT 8 P.M. FRIDAY. Reserves at Watson’s, Broadway, ’Phone 2344. PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING! . ■" CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, AT 8 P.M. ■ - GEORGE WALKER ', • Versus HARRY DEMETRAL (Eight 10-Minute Rounds.) REFEREE: GORDON HUTTER, Wrestling Announcer for IYA. PRE CEDED BY GOOD AMATEUR BOUTS. PRICES: 5/-, 3/6, 2/6 (plus tax). Boys, 14 and under, 1/6. Box Plan and Day Sales available at Chum Roberts, Tobacconist, Devon Street, New Plymouth. . ’Phone. 600.

AGRICULTURAL SHOW. PEOPLE’S DAY—EGMONT SHOW TO-DAY LARGE ENTRIES IN ALL SECTIONS. SPECTACULAR STEER RIDING. LEAPING COMPETITIONS. TROTTING AND THOROUGHBRED PARADE. HIGHLAND DANCING. GREAT DISPLAY OF SIDE-SHOWS AND TRADE EXHIBITS. TWO BANDS IN ATTENDANCE. Catering by Ladies’ Committee. LUNCHEON,2/-; AFTERNOON TEA 1/-. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE, HAWERA SHOW! STRATFORD SHOW KATE ENTRIES for ALL CLASSES will be reeeiveed up to 9 o’clock TO-NIGHT (Thursday); November 10, 1932. P.O. Box 59, Stratford. - W. F. ROSS, Phones: Office 682, Residence 664. ' , Secretary.-

PUBLIC NOTICES. ’’JO 1 ?' Ptizeß. First Prize £2OOO (alluvial gold); Second £500; Third £2OO. Tickets 2/6. My Lucky Day Art Union. All agents or direct from S. E. Nielson. LOANS. (JEVERAT. Sums (up to £1500) available for investment on approved first mortgage. -Apply to: — BILLING AND LITTLE, Solicitors, Upper Brougham Street. NOTICE. JD LEASE note that all overdue' accounts owing to me and not paid by November 21, 1932, will be 'sued for without further notice. (Signed) W. L. LARSEN, . 1 UrutL FF any old thing will satisfy your thirst X 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. QORBAN’S gHOP, t 20 UNION STREET, HAWERA. Post Your Xmas. Order Early! THEY’RE ALL SAVING IT NOW! CASSIDY’S TARIKI HOTEL Is the BRIGHTEST SPOT on the Road. The nearest Hotel to. Mt. Egmont, adjacent to several angling centres, etc. Try a glass of Speights’ XXX Sparkling Ale (direct ofi the wood) the next time you are passing through. It’s always good at Tariki. J s QASSIDY, PROPRIETOR. RING-483! p QENERAL CO., LTD. (8. - Shaw, manager). DEVON STREET WEST. SPRING CLEANING. Carpets collected, cleaned and relaid same day. Floors scrubbed and polished. Windows cleaned. Chimneys swept. Cars washed, vacuum cleaned. Also “Westward Ho” cleanser: Furniture, Floor and Car Polish. “Cleans as it Polishes.”