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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16591, 13 November 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT Note.—Free photo to-night of Enid Bennett. The great combination—the two great favourites, HAROLD LOCKWOOD HAROLD LOCKWOOD And MAY ALLISON And' MAY ALLISON In Robert W. Chambers’ powerful novel picturised, “THE HIDDEN CHILDREN.” “THE HIDDEN CHILDREN.” “THE HIDDEN CHILDREN.” “THE HIDDEN CHILDREN.” “THE HIDDEN CHILDREN.” “THE HIDDEN CHILDREN.” Also Gazette, Comedy and Interest Films —and your next photo, Enid Bennett. At Usual Prices. RAST RND LONG-NIGHT J)ANCE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919. Music by Mrs. George (pianists) and Mr. R. George (violinist). Gentlemen, 2s; Ladies, Is. ROBT. BENNOCH, Hon. Secretary. h 97 CHILDREN’S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL. HOLLAND HALL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 4n aid of Catholic Bazaar—Miss Elsie Whittle’s Candidature (“Hibernian”). Prizes: Best fancy dress (girl), best fancy dress (boy) Grand march 7.30 p.m Adults 10.30 p.m. Admission, Is. MRS. WARREN, Hon. Sec.’ hi 9 ELECTION NOTICES. GENERAL ELECTION. TARANAKI SEAT. gYD. gMITH Invites the electors of New Plymouth and surrounding districts to meet him at the EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT (NOVEMBER 13), TO-NIGHT (NOVEMBER 13), When he will deliver an Address on the loading political questions of the day. Mr. Jas. Clarke, the nowly-clocted Mayor of tho Borough, will take tho chair-. KAIMIRO HALL—FRIDAY, Nov. 14. Chair to bo taken at 8 p.m. Ladies and Returned Soldiers specially invited to attend. h 37 TARANAKI ELECTORATE. A MEETING of tho REFORM LEAGUE will bo held in the Soldiers’ Club, New Plymouth, on FRIDAY, November 14, at 8 p.m. Business; Important. All members and friends, both town and country, are requested to attend. h7O GENERAL ELECTION. STRATFORD SEAT. MR. ROBERT RASTERS, Candidate for tho Liberal and Labour League, will address tho Electors at — KAIMATA—In tho Hall, MONDAY, November 17. NORFOLK ROAD—In the School, WEDNESDAY, November 19. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Q.ENERAL R LECTION. TARANAKI ELECTORATE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I beg to offer myself for re-election at tho forthcoming General Election as your representative in Parliament, I stand as a Democrat in the interests of the people, and for good, sane, stable and progressive government. Mootings are being arranged at the various centres, at which I .will give an account of my stewardship, and outline a policy for tho future. Your active support is cordially solicited. Yours faithfully, SYD. G. SMITH. h3S \TO RETURNED gOLDIERS. TN your own interests see that you are on the ROLL, as there is a possibility of you being individually disfranchised unless your name appears thereon, notwithstanding the fact that you voted on tho Referendum. Therefore be wise'in time, and enroll at once. JRJP M'.riLE M OTOE ' CARS. IF VC ORDER PROMPTLY FROM Hill LOCAL AGENT, DELIVERIES CAN BE GUARANTEED IN JANUARY. INCREASED DUTY COMES INTO OPERATION FEBRUARY 1 AND WILL NECESSITATE HIGHER SELLING PRICES. hB6 A UCTION SALE, Friday, at 1 p.m.— New Kapoc Beds and Pillows; not jn. the fire, h 126