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Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Still the Enormous Crowds! Still the Tremendous Bookings! Still the Praise of Thousands for the Greatest Entertainment we have Ever Known. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. OPERA HOUSE. HAWERA TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Finally To-morrow, 2 and 8 p.m. YOU MUST SEE IT. IN THE BRILLIANCE OF ITS HAWERA PRESENTATION. 20th. Century Presents GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS — In — “THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD” “THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD” (Approved for Universal KxUlbition.) United Artist Picture. Also Showing: Walt. Disney’s All-colour Creation — “FUNNY LITTLE BUNNIES” Plans for Last Two Days Filling Fast. ’Phone Bookings not held after 7.45 p.m. ’PHONE 2713! COMING SATURDAYBING CROSBY in Paramount’s Musical Success, “WE’RE NOT DRESSING.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OCTOBER 31, 1934. gpHE following is a true record of the voting for one vacancy on the North Ward:— . . . KEMP, David.' 40 LEE, Francis Arthur James 143 YOUNG, Leonard Andrew 72 Informal 5 260 Voting Papers not returned 47 Total Vofing Papers despatched . 307 I therefore declare Francis Arthur James Lee duly elected as member of the Board for the North Ward. H. W. INSULL, Returning Officer. TO LAND AGENTS. TyY Farm at Waitoitoi is withdrawn from sale. ALFRED SMITH. BRITISH ISRAEL WORLD FFEDERATION. PUBLIC Lecture, Parish Hall, Strat ford, Friday, November 16, 8 p.m. Subject: The Birth of a Nation. Speaker, Mr. E. V. Laws, Hon. Secretary, Wanganui branch. Everybody welcome. Collection. ISN’T IT LIKE THEM! pAN’T you imagine the exclamations of delight from your friends if they were to receive a photograph of your family? What a splendid idea for a Christmas present. 6 Excellent Xmas Gifts for only 10/-. With an Enlargement Free! There’s no gift so distinctive and pleasing as a photograph—and no good gift costs'so little. My special offer is very tempting—6 excellent portraits, with an enlargement, for only 10/-. No need to make an appointment W. S. OAKLEY PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, ABBOTT’S BUILDINGS, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. pLYMOUTH gAVINGS JgANK (Established 1850). THE PEOPLE’S BANK. SAVE CONSISTENTLY. Start an account now. You will never miss a small Weekly Deposit and you will be surprised how quickly it grows. Encourage your children to save. They’ll appreciate it later. G. E. DINNISS,* Manager, New Plymouth. Branch at Devon Road, Fitzroy. A PERFECT SET OF TEETH! FKOM £2/5/H. W. FROST (New Plymouth, Ltd.) SURGEON DENTISTS. Single Tooth Repair £0 5 0 Re-making Set £1 15 0 Painless Extractions £0 2 6 Extractions £0 1 0 EXTRACTIONS FREE WHEN SETS ARE ORDERED. Hours: 9 to 4. Hours: 9 to 4. SOLE’S BUILDINGS, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. DOGS A NUISANCE POSITION AT EAST END BEACH. RESERVE COMMITTEE MEETING. The monthly meeting of the East End Reserve Committee was held last night, when there were present Messrs. A. Milne (chairman), S. J. Smith, F. A. Coleman, F. S. Nicholson, A. Duxfield, J. Mylroy, G. Pascoe, H. Abbott and F. Morris (secretary). On the recommendation of the works committee it was decided to proceed with an extension of the permanent protection palisading in a western direction, the cost not to exceed £lO. A letter was received from a resident complaining of the number of stray dogs frequenting the beach and frightening children. Members were unanimous that the nuisance was a real one and that steps should be taken immediately to deal with the matter. It was decided to write to the borough council drawing attention to this question and requesting its assistance. Mr. Coleman drew attention to the wonderfully improved state of the beach since the construction of the groins. All the sand had come back in a most encouraging manner, so well in fact that they were hopeful that the New Zealand surf championships might yet be held on the beach. He paid a tribute to the work of the caretaker, Mr. Burkett, and to the assistance given by the borough council.