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Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. STRATFORD TALKIES FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. BUSTER KEATON IN"SLDEWALKS OF NEW YORK” With Anita Page and Cliff Edwards. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY: GEORGE BANCROFT—FRANCES DEE — In — “RICH MAN’S FOLLY.” A master of industry ... a slave to money and commercial ambition. Until Love teaches him happiness is not bought with gold and silver. USUAL PRICES. DIAL 348.

WINES! “HARDY’S” ADELAIDE PORT. Old Australian vintage. “Mellowed with the years.” Single Bottle at Case Price. Large bottle (quarts), 4/-; 2 large bottles (quarts), 7/6. No need to order a case, or a dozen—you can always buy it as you want it, at Cassidy’s Tariki Hotel. Old Spanish Sherry same price as port. Free delivery, rail or road. o JJILES J. QASSIDY, TARIKI. INGLEWOOD NEWS GENERAL NEWS: BAND’S MEETING. A meeting of the Inglewood Cycle Club on Monday decided that at the opening of the track series early in January running races for men, women and children should be held in addition to the cycle races. The Inglewood Plunket Society benefited to the extent of £9 7s. 7jd. as the result of a mart and copper trail held on Saturday. A Christmas cake made and donated by Mrs. Evans was won by Miss N. Peterson. The annual meeting of the Inglewood Municipal Band was held on Friday, when Mr. J. Bumip presided over a very good attendance of bandsmen and public. The report stated that the band was in a good financial position despite the fact of having to overtake a deficit of £2O on the previous year’s working. It was gratifying to see a credit of £6 12s. 9d. Outstanding among the band’s activities had been the garden fete and electric light carnival held in the children’s park, and despite adverse weather the band had benefited by £2O. Mr. H. Patterson efficiently organised the carnival. The election of officers resulted: Patron, Mr. J. Gibbs; president, Mr. S. Dunbar; vice-presidents, Messrs. P. G. Nops, J. McLean and J. Penn; bandmaster, Mr. G. Lamb; custodian, Mr. R. Lightfoot; secretary, Mr. K. Lawson; sergeant, Mr. H. Patterson; corporal, Mr. D. Humphries; librarian, Mr. R. Lamb; lance-cor-poral, Mr. N. Curd; auditor, Mr. J. Penn; conductor, Mr. C. Murfitt; drum-major, Mr. A. Jenkins; social committee, Messrs. H. Patterson, D. Humphries, R. Lamb, W. Seymour and C. Murfitt. The conductor reported that the past year had been most successful and the standard of playing had greatly improved. The number of play-outs‘totalled 21, this exceeding any previous year’s.