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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. “WATCH MARIE GALANTE!” “WATCH MARIE GALANTE!” Secret Councils of Great Nations despatched this grim command—and hidden “eyes” saw danger in every move of this lonely girl, too innocent to know her own allure! IA THE REGENT 1/6 COMMENCING TO-NIGHT at 7.45. A Brilliant New Star. KITTI GALLIAN She will KITTI GALLIAN Amaze You! KITTI GALLIAN Enchant You! In a drama of International Intrigue which has the same thrilling action that characterised “G-Men.” “MARIE GALANTE” “MARIE GALANTE” “MARIE GALANTE” — With — Spencer Tracy and Ned Sparks. Spencer Tracy and Ned Sparks. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also Showing— CLAIRE TREVOR & JOHN BOLES CLAIRE TREVOR & JOHN BOLES i In a drama spiced with action, excitement and human comedy. “WILD GOLD” “WILD GOLD” Popular Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-. Children 9d and 6d. Plan at Collier’s.

RAHOTU HALL: TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). COMPLIMENTARY DANCE and PRESENTATION of the Taranaki Championship Junior Cup to the RAHOTU BASKETBALL “A” TEAM. A night of fun. Paper hats, Streamers, etc. Music by Vinsen’s Ambassadors. Williamson’s Free Bus will leave Opunake 7.45 if sufficient inducement offers. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. M. A. BUTLER & F. PENNINGTON, Joint Secretaries. THE BIGGEST THING IN TARANAKI, EXCEPT MOUNT EGMONT. The Pihama Hockey Girls will “Bully” off with their , GRAND FINAL HOCKEY BALL To be held in the PIHAMA HALL, FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 8.30 sharp. Hooker’s Merrymakers will supply the music. There will be Novelties galore; also our usual first-class Floor. A sumptuous Supper will be served by a capable committee. E.T.M. Bus from Opunake at 8.15 p.m. ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/6. EILEEN RILEY, Hon. Secretary. AURO A TENNIS CLUB’S MONSTER OPENING BALL AURO A HALL: MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1935. Hooker’s Merrymakers Dance Band. Glassy Floor. First-class Supper. Novelty Dances. PRICES: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 2/-. Novelty Dances. Free Buses from E.T.M., Okaiawa, via Manaia and Kapuni. From Eltham via Kaponga and Kapuni. From Opunake via Pihama, if sufficient inducement. CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! x TO-MORROW, AT VICTORIA PARK, STRATFORD. (In Aid of Business Queen) GALA DAY OF EVENTS. Decorate your Car to win a prize of £l, Second 10/-. 36 Children in Spectacular Maypole Dance. Competition Highland Dancing. Fun and Frolic. Prizes for every event. Procession leaves Fire Station at 1.30 p.m. ADMISSION: Sixpence. ADMISSION: Sixpence. WRESTLING! ' WRESTLING! CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. TARANAKI AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS THURSDAY, 17th., FRIDAY, 18th., FINALS, SATURDAY, 19th. (CHARGES: Adults 1/-, Schoolboys 6d, Ladies free.) SATURDAY, 19TH INST. SATURDAY, 19TH. INST, THE SPARKLING ATTRACTION. LOFTY BLOMFIELD V. GLEN WADE LOFTY BLOMFIELD V. GLEN WADE PRICES: Ringside 5/-, Enclosure 3/6, others 2/6. Schoolboys under 14 years halfprice, minimum 1/6 (all plus tax). Box Plan' Now Open at Chum Roberts, Tobacconist, Devon Street, New Plymouth. ’Phone 600.

PUBLIC NOTICES. DEMOCRAT PARTY. ATR. C. R. FINNERTY, the official candidate in the Stratford Electorate for the Democrat Party, will address electors as_ under:— Ngaere Hall, To-night (Wednesday). York Road School, Thursday, October! 17. Tariki Hall, Friday, October 18. To outline the policy of the party. Both meetings at 8 p.m. m. k. McCallum, Secretary. i — COUNTY OF EGMONT. ROAD CLOSED. T HE Eltham Road from Oeo Road to Patiki Road will be closed to all traffic from 5 a.m. on Sunday, October 20, to 6 p.m. on Monday, October 21, during repairs to Ouri Bridge. Through traffic should detour via Oeo, Wiremu and Kiri Roads. J. G. McIVOR, County Engineer. Opunake, October 15, 1935. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON. Ist OCTOBER, 1935, to 30th APRIL, 1936. LUSHING Licenses may be obtained at the following Stores: Messrs. Reg. Baker, Opunake; E. J. Wallis, Opunake; L. A. Bosworth, Oaonui; Hughsons Ltd., Rahotu; C. Moss, Pungarehu; W. Morey, Warea; J. S. Hannah, The Store, Puniho; Fox Oka to Store, Okato; A. J. Smith, Okato; H. D. Moss, Tataraimaka; R. G. Knapman, Oakura; A. T. Hill, The Store, Omata; R. Taylor, The Store, Egmont Village; T. A. Kennedy, Inglewood; Loveridge Brothers, Tariki; N. Sampson, Lepperton; N. Sampson, Sentry Hill; J. Bethell, Bell Block; A. J. Kibby, Waitara; Dunbar’s Cash Store, Urenui; A. S. Collins, Tongaporutu; W. A. Faull (Bowser Station), Tikorangi; Cook & Lister, New Plymouth; F. Quin, New Plymouth; New Plymouth Hardware Company, New Plymouth; and also at the office of the Secretary, New Plymouth. LICENSES.—Men, whole season (available over all Dominion except Rotorua, Taupo and the Egmont National Park Board’s Property), 20/-; women and boys (under 16 years of age), 5/-. Day licenses (available for Taranaki District only), 2/6; Half-season licenses, from December 20, 1935 (available for Taranaki District only), 12/6. VAL. DUFF, Hon. Secretary.