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Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1935, Page 3

amusements. One of the best all-round programmes presented at this theatre for months. The “Shorts” are worth the price of admission alone. (New Plymouth’s Favourite Theatre) 2 P.M. — NOW SHOWING — 7.45 P.M. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Gay and Exciting Mystery Comedy Drama. Franchot Tone Una Merkel Conrad Nagel. — In — “ONE NEW YORK NIGHT” “ONE NEW YORK NIGHT” “ONE NEW YORK NIGHT” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Extra Special M.G.M. Supports. “STAR NIGHT AT THE COCOANUT GROVE.” All-coloured musical revue, featuring ' famous Hollywood stars at their J®Y* ourite Cabaret in music, song and mirth., Also: “Sing, Sister, Sing.” (Thelma Todd—Patsy Kelly Comedy). “Goofy Movies” (Pete Smith Novelty), Metrotone News (including scenes of the Abyssinian Front). Plans at Collier’s or Ring 365 To-night. ■i REALTONE TALKIES ? URUTI: TO-NIGHT at 8.15. “THE RETURN OF BULLDOG DRUMMOND.” An Adventure Picture suitable for the whole family. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Chapter 2, “Lost Special.” RNEWRA TEBXRA - J ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT — At 8 o’clock — TO-NIGHT A spectacular kaleidoscope of catchy songs, clever dancing, fascinating music, beauty, gorgeous ballets, wonderful and lavish scenes packed with comedy. Alice Faye, James Dunne, Ned Sparks — In — S “GEORGE WHITE’S 1935 SCANDALS.” and a huge supporting cast. - (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) At 7.45 p.m. Episode 3 “Vanishing Shadow” Serial; also a Newsreel, a Cartoon, and an extremely interesting Nature .Study. Coming Saturday: “Wagon Wheels.” Also Matinee at 1.30 p.m. QRAND & J)ANCE. (In Aid of Opunake Maori Women’s Institute), will be held in ST. PATRICK’S HALL, OPUNAKE, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). PTtT7.ES: Ladies and Gentlemen’s Ist. £l, 2nd. 10/-, 3rd. 5/- (all orders). Two sets of Lucky Numbers. Monte Carlos, • Novelty Dances, etc. Music by Awhina Orchestra. Free Bus from W. Waswo’s gate at 7.30. ADMISSION: Euchre and Dance 2/-; Dance only 1/6. MRS. A. V. FROST, Hon. Secretary. SULL ANOTHER— JjJUCHRE AND t ELTHAM PARISH HALL. \ TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at 8 o’clock. ■ Eight Good Prizes, including Hampers, etc. Good Supper. Excellent Floor and Music. ADMISSION: 1/6. MRS. F. COWELL, Organiser. TENDERS. TENDERS. rpENDERS are invited for the erection A of additions and alterations, including painting to the Kakaramea Hall. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Egmont Box Company Office, Hawera, and Kakaramea Store. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close October 26, 1935, with Secretary of the Kakaramea Hall Committee. TO BUILDERS. SOUTH TARANAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. rpENDERS, closing at 3 pm., on October ' L 30, 1935, are invited for New Premises and Alterations for the above Board. , ' ' Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the Board’s Office, Union St., Hawera. T. R. OVERTON, M.1.E.E., • • Engineer. CLIFTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS. rpENDERS addressed to the Chairman, P.O. Box 27, Waitara, will be received up till noon, Saturday, October 26, for the following work:— CONTRACT NO- 476: Erection of the Mangapepeki Stream Bridge, Mangaonga Road (Labour only). Plans and specifications at County Offices, Waitara. / N. C. FOOKES, County Engineer. YOUR HEALTH FIRST. As a means of restoring or stimulating the powers of life in the human frame exhausted by disease or weakened bj a disturbed nutrition the moderate use of genuine wines is unequalled in nature and cannot be surpassed by art Whilst in health wine acts as a shield against wear and tear of the system in assisting and making more durable the assimilation of food, naturally the greatest benefit is derived from the best wine. That’s the reason leading hospitals use CORBAN’S. Approved and recommended by ' the medical profession. WINE FROM 36/- A CASE. QORBAN’S Eliot Street . Tram Stop, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Delivered Free in New Plymouth and to neaxesS railway station, Rhone 893.