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Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Finally at 7.45 To-night. “THE CONQUERING HORDE.” Good Supports. Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Children, 9d and 6d. Plan at Collier's. 1/- — REGENT — 1/6 NEW PLYMOUTH. COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT. Double Star Programme. (D “LUCKY DOG” Starring Charles “Chic” Sale and Buster, The Wonder Dog. (2) The funniest comedy since “Rookies ’ “PRIVATE JONES.” Starring Lee Tracy. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. A story that leaps beyond the frontiers of imagination . and hurls you into a world of fabulous adventure, tense, tugging mystery and glorious romance born in a world of terror! Striking, because it is different —enthralling because it is new! JOEL McCREA and FAY WRAY — In —- “THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME” With Leslie Banks and Robert Armstrong. From the famous story by Richard Connell. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Preceded by: A Newsreel, a Cartoon, a Comedy, a Sports Reel, and a Scenic. USUAL PRICES. Coming Thurs., Frid.: “HOT PEPPER.” T> ECOGNISED as the leading Ball of the season —Tukapa Ball, Wednesday, September 20. HORTICULTURAL SHOWS. gT. GARY’S JgULB gHOW ST. MARY’S HALL, N.P. SEPTEMBER 7 and 8, 1933. Thursday Afternoon and Evening. Friday, 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday Evening: MRS. JASLEYS WAXWORKS. ADMISION 1/-. AFTERNOON TEA 6d. J. A. CURTIS, Hon. Secretary. yyHITELEY gPRING pLOWER gHOW. WHITELEY HALL, N.P. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, September 13 and 14, 1933. Schedules procurable from New Plymouth Hardware Co., Devon Street, or Mr. G. W. Kirk, Frankleigh Park. Entries received by the above till MONDAY, 11th. inst. G. W. KIRK, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. TAR. HOME will be absent from New Plymouth from September 6 to September 14. NOTICE. TtTESSRS. GUY’S LTD., Kaponga, will ITJL not be collecting Bobby Calves for Imlay Freezing Works after To-day; TTEAR Vinsen’s Ambassador Band at the Tukapa Ball, Wednesday, September 20. - DAIRY FARMERS AND FACTORIES. HARVEY & SONS ANNOUNCEMENT. rpHE destruction by fire of one of Alexander Harvey and Sons Auckland factories will not interfere with the company’s Taranaki business in dairy requisites. These are manufactured at another factory in Auckland. Orders will be attended to with the company’s usual promptness. (Signed) ALEXANDER HARVEY. J-jEMONSTRATIONS of Modem Road Maintenance with the “CATERPILLAR” AUTO PATROL, will be held on— WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, At Egmont Village. Time, 10 a.m. And on— I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, Two miles south of Patea. Time, 10 a.rri. Everyone interested in road maintenance is cordially invited to be present. GOUGH, GOUGH & HAMER, LTD., New Zealand Distributors. rpHE Talk of the town, Tukapa Ball, Wednesday, September 20. ■yyRESTLING. TARANAKI PROVINCIAL AMATEUR TOURNAMENT. TF sufficient entries are received the New Plymouth Wrestling Association will stage an amateur provincial tournament on FRIDAY, September 15, in the Coronation Hall. Finalists to be preliminaries to a professional bout on Saturday, September 16. Weights: Bantam 8.2,-Feather 9.0, Light 10.0, Welter 10.7, Middle 11.4, Lightheavy 12.7, Heavy over 12.7. Nominations for all classes definitely close September 9. Entrance fee 2s. Contestants must state exact weight. F. S. NICHOLSON, Hon. Secretary. HAWERA ASSEMBLIES. TLTEMBERS are reminded that the last Asembly of the season will be held at the Foresters’ Hall, Hawera, on FRIDAY NEXT, September 8. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. T AND Agents please take notice that my half acre section facing Regan Street, Stratford, is withdrawn from D. T. WILSON. XrOU can’t miss Tukapa Annual Ball. 1 It’s the best of the season, Wednesday, September 20,