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Taranaki Daily News, 12 April 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. (Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.) AT LAST!—THE WHOLE STAGGERING TRUTH THE WORLD HAS WAITED TWENTY YEARS TO SEE! m “THE FIRST WORLD WAR” Slßccoinmciided by Censor for Adults.) BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT with EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS 1 (JOM M ENO INO TO-MORROW. A GLORIA SWANSON JOHN BOLES £z Hearts in Time with IU-Rornnncn in Time with it—Life just filled With it. E . “MUSIC IN THE AlR’’ || | POPULAR PRICES: 1/-, 1/6. Matinees Daily, Adults 1/-, Children 6d. Reservations at No Extra Charge at Collier’s and Theatre 843. GRAND BAZAAR AND CARNIVAL WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, N.P. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), APRIL 12, 1935. THIS AFTERNOON: PRODUCE, NOVELTY AND SEWING STALLS. BABY SHOW, 3 p.m. Prizes valued £4. TO-NIGHT: GRAND SCOTTISH NIGHT. Highland Dancing and Vocal Items by Taranaki’s Leading Scottish Artists. Featuring Bobby Wilmhurst (World's Youngest Drummer). ADMISSION: Afternoon Free; Evening* 6d. DANCERS, DON’T MISS I DANCERS, DON’T MISS ! TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)! TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)! LOCAL BASKETBALL CLUB’S GRAND LONG NIUHT DANCE NORMANBY TOWN HALL. NORMANBY TOWN HALL. Music supplied by Vinsen’s Ambassador Band. v Novelty Dances include Monte Carlo, Spot, Statue, Log Cabin and Twilight. Al Supper and Glassy Floor. Plant’s Free Bus leaves' from Post Office, Hawera, at 7.45. POPULAR PRICES: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. OMATA HALL SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1935. CARNIVAL DANCE MUSIC VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS BAND. ADMISSION: 1/6. Buses leave Ibbotson Bros.’ Garage 8 p.m. sharp. Return Fare, 6d. RACE MEETING. TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. SPECIAL RACE MEETING NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE, SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 13, 1935. SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 13, 1935. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12.45 PJM. ADMISSION: Ladies: Outside, 1/-; Lawn, 2/6. Men: Outside, 2/-; Lawn 5/-. AFTERNOON TEA AT KIOSK - - !/-• SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. REGIMENTAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE. The New Plymouth Retailers’ Association have kindly consented to close their premises at 12 noon.

FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT. RUGBY pOOTBALL. UNITED OLD BOYS SENIOR Versus ELTHAM SENIOR. VICTORIA PARK, STRATFORD. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)At 2.30. For the Lamplough Shield. pOOTBALL! J® MANAIA DOMAIN, APRIL 13. Commences at 1 sharp. // Manaia Hibernian and c District Sports Club and Waimate Football Club’s GRAND ANNUAL 10-A-SIDE RUGBY FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT. Winner £l5 15/- Challenge Cup and 10 Miniature Cups. Runner-up, Gibbert Test Football. Also dinner to Winner and Runner-up. Norn. 10/- per team. Close April 10. Gate fee refunded. Late Entries will be received on the ground on the date of the tournament. Admission: Gentlemen 1/6, Ladies 1/-, Children 6d. J. A. G. COSGROVE, Hon. Sec. ’Phone, 60. KAPONGA gEVEN-A-SIDE pOURNAMENT. EASTER SATURDAY. Football Clubs: Get into Training! MAKE 1935 BIGGER, BRIGHTER AND BETTER. Keep up the standard of the good old game by training and keeping fit. Come up and see me. Bring along a team. ALL WELCOME TO KAPONGA. Entries close TO-MORROW (Saturday), April 13. A. MELVILLE, Hon. Sec. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. JJR. OLAUDE JJ gTROMBOM, LL.B. BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, Plymouth Buildings (Next Bank of Australasia), 35 Devon Street, New Plymouth, Wishes to announce that he has commenced the practice l of his profession at the above address. Telephone' 1677. P.O. Box 127. PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING. M R> R j>enaud Has Resumed Tuition. JOHN pDMONDSON, Registered Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN, SINGING. Pupils successes at competitions include Wellington, Wanganui and Hawera, and the various grades of Trinity College of Music Examinations. Inquiries: Nimmo and Co., or 235 St. Aubyn St., New Plymouth. Hamlet Street North, Stratford.