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

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT At 7.30 TO-NIGHT Last night of the screen’s champion juvenile comediennes, JANE AND KATHERINE LEE JANE AND KATHERINE LEE In the big seven-reel Standard feature, “AMERICAN BUDS.” “AMERICAN BUDS.” A special super-production, sparkling with clean comedy. Also, the Third Episode of “WOLVES OF KULTUR.” Dress Circle,' Is 6d; Stalls Is (plus tax). GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. C 0 N~C~E R T IN AID OF PLUNKET SOCIETY. • Programme. Pianoforte Solo, “Arabesque” (Cha-m----inade), Miss Hirst. Song, “Amber and Amethyst (AAlin Carse, from “Jewel Cycle ), Mr. Geo. V. Lambert. Song, “My Treasure” (Joan Trevalsa), Mrs. Wilkes. . , „ Recitation, “Smiting the Rock, Mrs. Stuart Russell. Dance, “The Call of the Wind,” Miss Lynne Edwards. Song,‘“The Sword of Ferrara’ (Frednc Bullard), Mr. N. D. Day. Interval. Song, “When Shadows Gather” (Chas. Marshall), Mr. Geo. V. Lambert. Song, “Shepherd’s Cradle Song” (Somer vellV, Mrs. Wilkes. Recitation, (a) “The Birth of the Opal,’’ (bl “The Smack in School (Wilson), Mrs. Stuart Russell. Dance, “Danso de la Nuits,” Miss Lynn© Edwards. Song, (a) “From the Land of the Sky Blue Waters.” (b) “The Moon Drops Low” (Cadman), Mr. N. D. Day. i Recitation, “His Saving Virtue’ . (Springfield), Mrs. Stuart Russell. God Save the King. Tickets, 2s; Reserved 2s 6d. Box Plan, at Collier’s, now open. ’ Home-made Sweets will be sold. g 834 pLUNKET gOCIETY. Every Citizen should help the Mothers and Save the Babies. DOMINION BABY DAY NOV. 22. DOMINION BABY DAY NOV. 22. DOMINION BABY DAY NOV. 22. DEVON STREET—vStreet Collections Stalls Toys Baby Clothes Eggs and Cheese Produce Flowers Cakes Icc Creams Ice Creams Morning and Afternoon Tea at Plunket Rooms, Brougham Street. Father Christmas is coining, and will shake hands with the little ones. g 564 tenders. TO BUILDERS. 'ENDERS are invited, to bo received at our office up to 12 noon on PRIAY, November 21, for the Erection a Church —in concrete —at Kaimata. ans obtainable from Messrs. Percival id Messenger, Inglewood, and the idersigned. LESSENGER AND GRIFFITHS, FF.N.Z.I.A., Registered Architects, New Plymouth. h!l7 .KAWHIA COUNTY COUNCIL, PENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, and marked “Tender for Conraot No. 140,” will ho Received at the ounty Office, Kawhia, up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, November 26, for fidoning and Metalling (crushed letal) a distance of 4J miles on the [arakopa Valley Road. Plans and mcifications may be seen at the Office ;■ the Parawera Road Board at Te Awamtu, and at the County Office at iawhia. E. R. GOULD, n County Engineer. TENDERS FOR PAINTING. are invited for Painting our Warehouse (L. D. Nathan and Co.’s), top of Currie Street. Apply for particulars to— FARMERS’ CO-OP., HAWERA. Or to HERALD OFFICE. h 92 MISCELLANEOUS, (TJ.RAND CENTRAL, Egmont Street, '-A New Plymouth.—l take this opportunity of announcing that I have taken over the above establishment as from November 12, 1919, and trust to receive a fair share of public patronage. A. A. NEWELL. hlo9 NOTICE. rpAKEN from motor-car recently, at Bell' Block, Two Front Car Wheels and Spare Parts. If not returned immediately to Thomas and Johnston, Central Garage, matter will be placed in hands of the Police. h 76 TO FITZROY RESIDENTS AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ’U'OR good Boot Repairing try H. HOLLIS, who has just started a Cash Business in Fitzroy, in shop lately occupied by Lancaster. Repairs done at shortest jmssiblo notice; best material and expert workmanship guaranteed.