AMUSEMENTS. * IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO IMAGINE ANYTHING LOVELIER THAN “BLOSSOM TIME.” EVERY SONG, EVERY SPOKEN WORD, IS ENTIRELY IN ENGLISH, AND ITS FRAGRANT MELODY AND ROMANCE WILL LIVE FOREVER IN THE MOST CHERISHED MEMORIES OF ALL WHO SEE IT! ■ . (New Plymouth’s Favourite Theatre) Eg l Screening the Pick of the . World’s Motion Pictures. NOW SHOWING UNTIL FRIDAY NEXT — EXTENDED SEASON ATTRACTION . MATINEE DAILY AT 2 P.M. NIGHTLY AT 8 O’CLOCK. THE WORLD’S FOREMOST TENOR,. Richard Tauber in “Blossom Time” “THE LOVE STORY OF FRANZ SCHUBERT.” In all your life you’ve never heard anything that surpasses Tauber’s magnificent x rendering of SCHUBERT’S IMMORTAL MELODIES THAT HAVE TORN AT THE HEART STRINGS OF MEN & WOMEN OF ALL RACES & STATIONS. Cast Includes Jane Baxter and Lester Matthews. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ALSO: Pathe Pictorial Varieties, “Voyager Trails” (Scenic), “The Brave Tin Soldier” (Comi Coloured Cartoon), and the LATE ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD’S FUNERAL. BE ADVlSED—Reserve for To-night! Hundreds were unable to obtain admission on Saturday. Plans at Collier’s or Ring 365 To-night.
DANCE COMMITTEES PLEASE NOTE. QTRATFORD Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club will hold a Dance at the Foresters’ Hall, Stratford, on TUESDAY, March 12. TE ROTI SETTLERS’ AND SCHOOL . PICNIC. a c e Will be held in the Te Roti Hall, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935. Music by Mrs. Attrill. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 1/6, Ladies 1/-. Good Prizes.- Monte Carlo. T. J. HURLEY, Chairman. OKATO TROOP, Q.A.M.R. HEMPTON HALL, OKATO, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1935, QARNIVAL J)ANCE AND EUCHRE PARTY. McNeill’s Dance Band. Streamers, Confetti and Novelty Dances galore.. Good prizes, good floor, good supper. Note Change of Orchestra. Admission: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. R. HICKFORD, Hon. Secretary. OAONUI HALL. Q.RAND J£UCHRE & J)ANCE. THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1935. , PRIZES: Ladies’ Ist. 15/- Order, 2nd. 10/- Order, 3rd. 5/- Order. Gentlemen’s Ist. .15/- Order, 2nd. 10/- Order, 3rd. 5/- x Order. Ladies’ Lucky Number prize, Box of Kumeras; Gentlemen’s Lucky Number Prize, 1 Bag Potatoes. NOVELTY DANCES. GOOD MUSIC - GOOD SUPPER. Free Bus leaves Harding’s Cycle Depot, Opunake, 7.45 p.m., and also Post Office, Rahotu, 7.45 p.m. ADMISSION: Euchre 2/-, Dance 1/6. Both Euchre and Dance to commence at 8 p.m. Ngatituhekerangi Committee. MRS. TAI BISHOP, - Secretary. MEETING. STAR RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB (Inc.) ANNUAL MEETING. T’HE Annual Meeting of the above Club x j will be held in the Mon Desir Tea Rooms on MONDAY, March 11, at 8 p.m. Business—Annual Report and Balance-Sheet; Election of Officers; General. All members, intending members, and friends of the Club are cordially invited to be present. S. N. BRIDGER, F. S. NICHOLSON, Hon. Secretaries. ELTHAM RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB , . (Incorporated.) fpHE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will ,be held in the Foresters? Hall, Eltham, To-morrow (Tuesday), March 5, 1935, at 8 p.m. Business:—Report and Balance-Sheet; Election of Officers; General. All members, honorary members and intending members are cordially invited to attend. T. R. BOURKE, Hon. Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. North Taranaki. TEACHER OF SHORTHAND. Has resumed tuition. Classes in evening only from 5.15. Pupils prepared for examinations. Address: 228 St. Aubyn Street. “I JVT R ‘ OLAUDE gTROMBOM, ' P LL.B. J- BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, * Plymouth Buildings (Next Bank of Australasia), 35 Devon Street, New Plymouth, Wishes to announce that he has coml menced the practice of his profession at k the above address. A Telephone 1677. P.O. Box 127. jyiSS pOROTHY piLA L.A.8., A.T.C.L., Teacher of PIANOFORTE, THEORY, HARMONY. Studio: 35 Devonport Flats. New Plymouth. Visits to Waitara and Urenui weekly. Waitara Studio (over Post Office). PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING. P, SEVILLE ENAUD Has Resumed Tuition. South Taranaki. Z JJUGGINS Registered Teacher of - PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Term has now commenced. Children’s Singing Classes will be held for two terms only, from March 25 to September 28 (exclusive of term holidays). One new class will be formed for children under school age. Studio: 53 Victoria St., Hawera. Telephone 2675. y
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