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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. 2 P.M. — FINALLY TO-DAY — 7.45 P.M. Tlie Perfectly Balanced Double Bill. PATSY KELLY — JOHNNIE DOWNS in "PIGSKIN PARADE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — And — Preston Foster — Ann Dvorak "WE WHO ARE ABOUT TO DIE" A Musical Comedy and a G-Men Thriller siAre Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd, "The Leading House of Big Attractions" TO-MORROW — 2 & 8 P.M. JULES VERNE'S Mightiest hero leaps to action on tlie screen in the /greatest ad venture picture ever made. "MICIIAEL STROGOFF" "MICHAEL STROGOFF' "MICHAEL STROGOFF' THE CZAR'S MASTER SPY. An R.K.O. Radio Special with ANTON WALBROOK ELIZABETH ALLAN ERIC BLORE - AKIM TAMIROFF Ten Thousand Plunging Horsemen! . . . Ten Thousand Flashing Blades! . . . A Beautiful Girl in Distress! . . . And a Woman Spy with Scarlet Lips more deadly than the Tortures of the Tartars! . . . Romance in Riot! — As the Dashing Courier of the Czar Fights on to his Crimson Goal! A MAGNIFICENT ACTION SPECTACLE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Collier's or 'phone Theatre 843. REGENT THEATRE ELTHAM. 7.45 P.M. - FRIDAY ONLY - 7.45 P.M. If you enjoy an entertaining story, cheery songs and plenty of good, clean comedy— HERE IT IS! A Riot of Comedy, Music arid Pep! GENE GERRARD - WENDY BARRIE - In - "THERE GOES SUZY" "THERE GOES SUZY" — With — Zelma O'Neill and Gus McNaughton. — IN ADDITION - A Delightful Comedy Drama. "THE MAN I WANT." "THE MAN I WANT." Starring a Brilliant Cast. A Programme for the Whole Family. (Botb Approved for UniversaJ Exhibition.) At 7.45 p.m.: Episode 7 "Adventures of Frank Merriwell" (Serial); also Special: "The Coronation Service at Westminster . Abbey." PUBLIC NOTICES. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. TjWIDENCE having been furnished of ^ the loss of Certificate of Title Volume 40 Folio 242 for all that parcel .of land ccmtaining 13 acres 1 rood 6 perches more or less being Allotment 4 of Section 44 Block X Ngaere Survey District of which WILLIAM LEONARD NODDER, of Hawera, Jockey, is the registered proprietor and application having been made to me for the issue of a new Certificate of Title in lieu thereof NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of my intention to issue such new Certificate of Title at the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the Gazette containing th' notice. DATED at the Land Registry Office at New Plymouth this 3rd day of August, 1937. J. CARADUS, District Land Registrar.

NEW ZEALAND DIVISION OF THE ROYAL NAVY. ENTRY OF SEAMEN BOYS. Twenty-Two Seamen Boys required for entry in October, 1937. pANDIDATES for entry / as Seamen Boys should be between the ages of 15 years 3 months and 16 years 3 months on October 8, 1937. Candidates within one month of these age limits may be considered in exceptional circumstances. JOIN THE NAVY. For application forms and particulars apply to the NEAREST DEFENCE OFFICE. Applications for entry must reach the Defence Office NOT LATER THAN— AUGUST 25, 1937. - APPLY NOW! . WHITE STAR TAX1 SERVICE, . WAITARA. y^7E have pleasure in announcing that we have commenced a taxi service in this district. We hope that by giving you our best attention at all times to receive.. a fair share of your patronage. Our up-to-date taxis will be found in McLean Street- outside Telfar's Billiard Saloon, or should you wish to telephone our temporary numbers are: Day 147, Night 178 A cail will receive our prompt attention. Our aim is to give you good service always and we will treat you as we ourselves would be expected to be treated. THE NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. NEW DEBENTURE ISSUE. rpHE New Plymouth Harbour Board offers Debentures of £100 each in a Loan of £120,000 carrying interest at 3J per cent. per annum. To suit the convenience of In^estors, maturity dates up to 20 years are available. Principal monies must be available. and paid to the Board on or before September 1, 1937. Further particulars are obtainable from the ! xmdersigned— G. A. EDDOWES, Secretary, P.O. Box 138, New Plymouth. aRNOLD H. WHITE (Late Victoria Rd.) REMOVAL NOTICE. |N order to cope with increased business we found it imperative to seek larger and more convenient premises. These have now been secured, centrally situated. in King Street, lately occupied by Messrs. C. and A. Odlin. and wa are now ii. occupation. We extend our appreciation to the tnany who have accorded us their support in the past We trust to merit a retention of that confidence and hope to gain furthei support by a continuance oi our policy of "The Best Job at a Reasonable Price." We welcome inquiries and undertake Motor Trimming and Upholstering, Cabinet and Coachwork. ^RNOLD yyHITE, KING ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 603.