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Taranaki Daily News, 10 September 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE, N.P. “The Theatre that Sets the Standard.” Direction: J. C. Williamson and W. K. Keniball Theatres, Ltd, FINALLY TO-DAY. Matinee at 2. Evening at 8. A scintillating comedy drama, replete with sparkling satire, subtle humour and excellently acted by a great cast. IRENE DUNNE — RALPH BELLAMY IRENE DUNNE — RALPH BELLAMY CONSTANCE CUMMINGS CONSTANCE CUMMINGS — In — “THIS MAN IS MINE.” “THIS MAN IS MINE.” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) When love fails—a beautiful young wife uses other methods to save her husband from an irresponsible flapper. Also: “All Blacks v. Australia” (scenes of First Test), and “Fourth Cricket Test”; Pathe News Reel, “Strictly Fresh Yeggs” (Comedy), Audio Review. Plans at Collier’s or Ring 1164 To-night.

AMUSEMENTS. ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST PICTURE OF ITS KIND EVER RECORDED! THE REGENT, N.P. AGAIN AT 8 TO-NIGHT. (Finally To-morrow Night.) A Dynamic Picturisation of the famous novel “PATROL” by Phillip MacDonald. “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” With Victor McLaglen, Reginald Denny and Many Others. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Excellent Supporting Features. PRICES: 1/6 and 1/-. Plan at Collier’s. H E * R , the Screaming Farce by Mr. Fairbrother's Auroa Troupe at the Manaia Flower Show, To-morrow evening.

ELTHAM FIRE BRIGADE ! ELTHAM FIRE BRIGADE ! ‘annual DANCE TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). ELTHAM TOWN HALL I ELTHAM TOWN HALL ! MUSIC BY VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS. Curd’s Free Bus from Stratford. Modem and Old-Time Dances. PROGRAMME: Waltz, Schottische, Military Two-step, Lancers, Fox-trot, Log Cabin, Veleta, 3-step, Hesitation, Supper Waltz. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/6; Ladies 2/6; Double 5/6. WAITARA’S PREMIER DANCE! WAITARA’S PREMIER DANCE! CLIFTON ROWING CLUB’S ANNUAL MODERN & OLD-TIME DANCE CLIFTON HALL, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES WON DURING SEASON. Reappearance of HOOKER’S MERRYMAKERS, including Stewart Gordon, the Blind Musician. Novelty Dances, Good Supper. Excellent Floor. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/., Ladies 1/6. RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED. H. SPURDLE, Secretary. MOUNTAIN RACE EUCHRE WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, N.P. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AT 8 O’CLOCK. GOOD PRIZES. Ladies: Avery’s Prize, 10/6, and Smiths’ Ltd.’s Prize, 7/6, first; Hannah’s Prize, 5/and Two Dozen Jellies, second; Scent, 5/6 third; One Dozen Jellies, fourth. Gentlemen: Furnishers’ Prize, 10/- and Scarf, first; Economic Prize, 7/6, and Hairdressers’ Prize, 3/6 second; Hairdressers’ Prize 4/6, third; 11b. Tea, fourth. Don’t Forget! Mountain Race Dances are being held in Burwood every Saturday. R. ST. GEORGE’S BUS FROM WAITARA, 6d. ADMISSION: 1/-. H. W. BOCOCK, Secretary. URGENT TO BOXERS! TARANAKI AMATEUR BOXING CHAMPS. THIRTY BOUT PROGRAMME! I K\ PATEA TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT, AT 7. /jj JS The Tournament will commence at 7 p.m. sharp owing to the lengthy list of nominations. Boxers must report not later than 6 p.m. POPULAR PRICES: Ringside 5/-; Circle 2/6; Stalls 2/- (plus tax); Ladies and Boys 1/6. T. J. SCOTT, Hon. Secretary. CENTRAL — SCHOOL — CENTRAL ANNUAL BALL AGRICULTURAL HALL, N.P., — THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1934. AGRICULTURAL HALL, N.P., — THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1934. Admission: Children 1/-. Adults: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. Spectators 1/-. McNEILL’S ORCHESTRA. —— ——— WANGANUI JOCKEY (JLUB (Incorporated). SPRING MEETING THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 and 15. EXCELLENT FIELDS. WANGANUI GUINEAS SATURDAY. With a background of experience that only quality can tell Corban’s produce wine that no others excel. FINAL SEPTEMBER OFFER. 3/- — DISCOUNT OFF CASES OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES —3/Special Rich Port 36/-, No. 4 Port 42/-, Inv. Port, Frontignac, Tawny Port, Sherry, Madeira 55/-, Special Res. Port, Dry Sherry 66/-, Wine Cocktail 85/-, etc. We recommend our Spec. Assorted Case (12 varieties), 58/- dozen. CASH WITH ORDER. FREIGHT PAID. FREE DELIVERY WITHIN REASON. Enclosed for which send me Above Concession applies only to case or special assorted. orders to— Name . CORBAN’S Address ' WINE SHOP Occupation 20 STREET, HAWERA. lf coupon accompanies order.

CLEANING! Have your Cleaning done now by TARANAKI WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY. CARPETS! CHIMNEYS! WINDOWS ! CLEANED BY MEN WHO KNOW THEIR JOB .' yyAY AND gROWN, ’Phone 1454 ’Phone 1454. Office: 223 Courtenay St., N.P. TARANAKI TOURIST GUIDE For 1934. LATEST FACTS AND FIGURES RELATING TO TARANAKI. Copies may be obtained Free from— DAILY NEWS’ HEAD OFFICE, New Plymouth, and branch offices at Stratford and Hawera; also from leading Booksellers throughout the province.

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