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Taranaki Daily News, 20 February 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENT. For Spectacular Settings, Wondeiful Music, Gorgeous Ballets and Delightful Song Numbers, “George White s Scandals” is an entertainment which stands alone. FINALLY AT 8 TO-NIGHT. — “GEORGE WHITE’S SCANDALS” — (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Mas® TO-MORROW AT 1.30. EVENING AT 8. A Riot of Laughs! A Ton of Screams! At the most Hilarious Back-stage Comedy Drama ever produced. W. C. FIELDS W. C. FIELDS W. C. FIELDS — In — “THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY.” “THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY.” “THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — With — JUDITH ALLEN — BABY LE ROY Let one of this year’s most entertaining stories smash to atoms the laughter entertainments of 1934 and convulse you with a new and greater laughter-laden EXCELLENT PARAMOUNT SUPPORTS Plans at Clark’s or Ring 444 after 6.45. Finally To-night at 8. PAUL MUNI — In — “HI, NELLIE.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) STRATFORD. COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT 8. A romantic comedy that bubbles with fim, sparkles with wit, and fills the air ' with romance. “AFTER THE BALL.” “AFTER THE BALL.” “AFTER THE BALL.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — With — ESTHER RALSTON BASIL RATHBONE Britain’s greatest starring team in a story of diplomats’ wives at Geneva—and what happens “After the Ball” will convulse you. Plans at Theatre. Dial 348 for Reserves. SHOWS. TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S 59 th A nnual S how - NEW PLYMOUTH: MARCH 6 and 7. Prize Lists of this important fixture are now available and may be obtained from the Office of any district A. and P. Society or direct from the address below. Classes for all kinds of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. Special Classes for School Ponies, Dairy Cows, Boys and Girls’ Club Calves, Fat Lambs and Porker Pigs and Sheep Dog Trials. ENTRIES CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22. Send for copy of Prize List to W. P. OKEY, P.O. Box 18, Secretary. ’Phone 87, New Plymouth. STRATFORD gUMMER Jj'LOWER gHOW. TOWN HALL. STRATFORD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1935. An Outstanding Display of Glorious Summer Blooms. At 9 p.m.: Presentation of the uproarious sketch, “Mrs. Biddlecombe and the Furriners.” Show Schedules obtainable from Mrs. B. C. Black, Hon. Sec., H. T. Cooper, B. Rawles and V. N. Lester. g H O W. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 & 13. 350 CLASSES IN SCHEDULE. Highland Dancing, Field and Children’s Sports, and Cycle Road Race on Wednesday. First Evening: TUG-OF-WAR. Second Evening: GRAND DANCE in Town Hall (Hooker’s Orchestra). Apply for Schedules to H. D. Hughes, Secretary, Normanby. TENDERS. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES HILL MOTION. RENDERS are called for the Shop Fittings and Stock-in-trade of a veterinary su’-geon. For lull particulars apply to the undersigned. Stock sheets and stock can be seen at my office, Devon Street, New Plymouth. Tenders close Monday, February 25, 1935, at 1 p.m. o’clock. J. S. S. MEDLEY, Deputy Official Assignee, New Plymouth. NORMANBY TOWN BOARD. ■ EXTENDED TIME FOR TENDERS. RENDERS, closing THURSDAY, February 28, are invited for the metalling and bituminous surfacing of sides of Main Street, Normanby; distance, approximately nine (9) chains. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Town Board Office, Normanby. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D. A. STEWART, Chairman, LEGAL NOTICE. CROKER & McCORMICK, of New Plymouth having taken over the practice of Mr. C. O. Edmonds, Opunake, have pleasure in announcing that they have admitted into partnership at Opunake, Mr. A. D. L. Mac Lean. The two practices will in future be carried on under the name or style of CROKER & McCORMICK, Barristers and Solicitors, New Plymouth, and of CROKER, McCORMICK, EDMONDS & MacLEAN, Barristers and Solicitors, Opunake. Mr. A. D. L. Mac Lean, as resident partner, will be in charge of the Opunake office. A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the classified columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 16 words 1/-; three consecutive insertions 2-/6.