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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16468, 21 June 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHTJ TO-NIGHTI For the last time. A five-reel Triangle special, GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON In “HER DECISIONS “HER DECISION.” * “HER DECISION.” This fascinating play presents a new side to the far-reaching “bought-and-paid-for” phase of a girl’s life. Also VIEWS' OF THE GERMAN MINE. VIEWS OF THE GERMAN MINE. VIEWS' OF THE GERMAN MINE. A series of views of the German mine at Oakura. hi P d I Prices as Usual; bring correct change. 1 THE EMPIRE • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, June 27 and 28. A Great Musical Occasion. Return q after five years’ absence of the Distinguished and Versatile KENNEDY COMPANY. SEJ7EN CELEBRATED ARTISTS, Headed by the most brilliant and famous of the younger violinists of the world KEITH KENNEDY, KEITH KENNEDY, Who will play “Rondo Brilliant” (his own), “The Devil’s Trills Sonata,” “Tartina,” etc., etc. AD CREE. JENNIE CREE. The renowned comedy pair, presenting - “Sandy’s Courtship” “Scotch Mixtures” Humour at the Piano. C Queenslar _’s Delightful Lyric Soprano, BRONWEN FAIRHALL, Singing the great soprano aria “Nymph and Fawns,” and Gounod’s “Serenade.” MIMMIE BOAIDJIEFP In Ballads that pluck the heart-strings. ] MDME. BERTHA KENNEDY £ At the Piano. Prices: 3s and 2s (plus tax). Plan opens at Collier’s on Wednesday. QATHOLIO gOCIAL AND J)ANCE. , HOLLAND BALL, THURSDAY, JUNE'26, 1919. Boubie Ticket, 8s; Single, 2s. d 338 pUCHRE pARTY AND J)ANCE > AT THE BUNGALOW. KAWAROA , PARK. > TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919. Note. —Euchre starts at 8 p.m.' sharp. PRIZES: Ladies’: First, 61b. Bos Tea; second, 251 b. Bag Flour. Gents’; First, 51b. Box Tea; second, 251 b. Bag Flour. , First Night for Aggregate Prizes— Ladies 1 and Gents.’ —value 10s each. - Music by Miss Rita Sole. ■ Admission: Ladies Is. Gentlemen Is. i ■ O. J. HOWARTH, i Hon. Secretary. ' d 836 FOR SALE. ] I PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. THE Public Trustee has the following small parcels of shares for sale; — Taranaki Farmers’ Meat Co.: Two £5 shares, fully paid upMangorei Dairy Co.: Fifty-eight £1 shares, fully paid up. Inglewood Bacon Co.: Twenty-two £1 shares, fully paid up. For further particulars apply— PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE, New Plymouth. d 382 MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE. IN connection with the Purangi Hail Service, Mr. Archibald wishes to intimate that two cars will run as timetabled and advertised in the local papers. The inconvenience that the public has been put to has been unavoidable, owing to the condition that the cars were in when he took them over; but ho hopes, by strict attention to business, that he will merit a fair share of public patronage. J. R. ARCHIBALD, Proprietor. d 340 I I ■ ERINHOLME PRIVATE HOSPITAL. N URSE ROGERS wishes to notify the ladies of the district that she is removing to up-to-date premises opposite her present address at the end of July; 237 Devon Street West. d 255 WEST END NURSING HOME. Nurse patterson wishes to notify the ladies of the district that she intends to resume her nursing at the West End Nursing Home, and will be pleased to hook engagements for August and after. With a good staff, patients will receive all attention. Present address: Outfield Road, New Plymouth. d2lB i pLAYER piANOS. DODDS’ MUSIC STORES, DANNEVIRKE, have just lauded a shipment of the finest Player Pianos (Pianolas), and can deliver into your homo one of these at prices that cannot he beaten. Any child can play them —they aremagnificent. fi n tl h e p n P a E Write for particulars r P.O. BOX 121, DANNEVIRKE. J d 239 For up-to-date printing call at the Harold Office.