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Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. STRATFORD TALKIES FINAL SCREENING of CLARK GABLE — JEAN HARLOW — In — “ RED “RED DUST” Commencing at Matinee TO-MORROW. EDWARD G. ROBINSON — In — “HONOURABLE MR. WONG.” — With — LORETTA YOUNG. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) He strikes in flic darkness. Swiftly! Silently! He leaves no clues. The sinister messenger of a terrible doom. GOOD SUPPORTS DIAL 348.

PUBLIC NOTICES. BABY DAY BABY DAY TO-DAY (FRIDAY), NOVEMBER 24. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), NOVEMBER 24. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), NOVEMBER 24. STREET & HOUSE-TO-HOUSE COLLECTION. MART FOR SALE OF PRODUCE AND CAKES will be held in Shop recently occupied by Nimmo’s. FLOWER STALL conducted by Y.W.C.A. in Abram’s Shop (opp. C. C. Ward’s). STREET STALLS FOR SALE OF EGGS, SWEETS, TOYS, AND UTILITY GOODS. BUY FROM THE PLUNKET MART! BUY FROM THE PLUNKET MART! BUY FROM THE PLUNKET MART! BABY DAY BABY DAY JfITZROY gCHOOL QALA J)AY. Winning Numbers in Competition: First 411, Second 89, Third 149. J. A. BURR, Chairman Fitzroy School Corn. VISIT OF C. T. ULM. SPECIAL TRAIN TO NINIA RD. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave New Plymouth Tq-mofrow (Saturday), November 25, about noon, or two hours before anticipated arrival time. Fares 1/retum, children under 12 6d. Ordinary trains to and from Wanganui and Hawera will also stop at Ninia Road. COUNTY OF EGMONT. BRIDGE CLOSED. qpHE Punehu Stream Bridge on the Main South Road, near Pihama Factory, will be closed to all traffic from midnight on SATURDAY, November /5, until 7 a.m. on MONDAY, November '27. J. G. McIVOR, County Engineer. Opunake, November 23, 1933. WANGANUI TRAINS EXCURSION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1933. Y7TSITORS to Wanganui will find the V RO YALE WILLOWS (next D.1.C.), Established 1920, the ideal place for Lunch and Teas. SPECIAL 4-COURSE HOT DINNER MENU Prepared for the occasion. F. MURRAY, Proprietor. Royale Willows. R.W. Wanganui, and Ritz, New Plymouth. EXHIBITION OF PICTURES. A N Exhibition of Pictures by Nigel Connell will be held in Messrs. Tingey & Co.’s Rooms, Currie Street, New Plymouth, from Monday, November 27, to Saturday, December 2. Mr. Connell’s pictures are known in many parts of the world, and all interested in art should see this collection. , “Jg ABYL A N D” - A Special Children’s Playroom and Baby’s Creche is now established and open for the convenience of mothers desirous of leaving their little ones in town while shopping. Minimum fee of 6d for one child and 3d for each additional child. Daily by arrangement. “ r J<HE pLITE,” DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. (Opp. Old Presbyterian Church.)