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Taranaki Daily News, 29 January 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-DAY. REGENT THEATRE NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-DAY, 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT AT 8. (Finally To-morrow Night.) TOM MIX In Peter B. Kyne’s thrilling TOM MIX story. “FLAMING GUNS” “FLAMING GUNS” (Approved for Universal Exhibition ) Easily the best talking picture Tom has appeared in. EXCELLENT ADDED ATTRACTIONS. Family Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Children, 9d and 6d. Plan at Collier’s.

LATEST REPORTS FOR GRAND -CARNIVAL DANCE HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), JANUARY 29. MUSIC: Hooker’s Merrymakers (including Stuart Gordon, blind musician, in tip-top form). SUPPER: OK. FLOOR: Made Perfect. MONTE CARLO Prizes all ready. DANCERS: Hundreds catered for. Come and hear the Wizard Saxaphonist. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. K. HICKFORD, Hon. Secretary. CAPE EGMONT DAIRY COMPANY STAFF BALL PUNGAREHU HALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1934. MALCOLM’S STAR ORCHESTRA (Five Instruments). GLASSY FLOOR. SPOON AND' FORK SUPPER. MONTE CARLOS. NOVELTY DANCES. ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/6. Proceeds in Aid of Hall Society. J. A. NEWPORT, Hon. Secretary. RACE MEETINGS. EGMONT RACING CLUB THE SPORT OF KINGS AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD. SUMMER MEETING HAWERA RACECOURSE THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 1 THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 1., — And — SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 3 SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 3 First Race Starts NOON Each Day. 10/- TOTALISATOR 10/POPULAR WIN-&-PLACE SYSTEM OF INVESTMENT Hawera Municipal Band Supplies the Music. , RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES. TRAINS STOP AT • COURSE. NOTE: ADMISSION CHARGES FURTHER REDUCED: TO COURSE: Ladies 1/6, Men 2/-. ■! TO LAWN. 1/6 and 3/- extra.

EDUCATIONAL. HAWERA TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL r T'HE Principal will be in attendance at the School to enrol pupils and interview parents as follows:— Thursday, Feb. I.—lo a.m. to noon, 2to 4.'30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 3.—10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., 2 to 4.30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 5.—10 a.m. to noon, 2to 5 p.m. Appointments may be made for Thursday and Saturday mornings through ’phone 2280. JJLLIPUT J£INDERGARTEN — And — PRIMARY PREPARATORY SCHOOL. CNR. DEVON & HOBSON STS, NEW PLYMOUTH. RE-OPENS: MONDAY, FEB. 5. For Children from 4 years. Modern Methods in busy, happy atmosphere. Interviews: Personal, 2.30 to 5. Friday, February 2. By telephone, 1299. Principal: MRS. H. J. LARKIN. AND REGISTERED KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY PRIVATE SCHOOL. Opp. St. Mary’s Church, New Plymouth. RE-OPENS ON TUESDAY, FEB. 6. New Pupils Enrolled on Monday, February 5, from 2 to 4 p.m. Principal: MRS. J. STAFFORD. M ISS M argaret H ANNAHj TEACHER OF SHORTHAND. Has resumed tuition. Classes Evening only from 5.15. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Address: 228, ST. AUBYN STREET. gTRATFORD J£INDERGARTEN. RE-OPENS, FEBRUARY 5, 1934. S. Andrew’s Hall, 9 a.m. till noon, daily. Particulars from the principal, Mrs. G. Dick, Regan Street, or ’phone 363 Stratford. rpiMBER! rp IMB E R! Taranaki Mountain Rimu—the best in New Zealand. We have some 800,000 feet of sawn timber on ‘ hand, mostly dry, waiting your order. Large quantity of heart and ordinary building dressed and ready for dressing. Delivery anywhere in reason. WALTER C. CLEMENT, Te Kiri. OARLTON JJOUSE 219 GILL STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. If you want First-class Board and Residence stay at CARLTON HOUSE. Close to Town and few minutes’ walk from seaside. Moderate Tariff. MRS. SIMENON, Proprietress.