AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT Last night of the delightful "little disturber," DOROTHY GISH in her gale of love, laughter, and intrigue, ''THE HOPE CHEST." Also Burton Holmes and comedy. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! Return of the greatest male actor 'n pictures, &ESSUE HAYAKAWA SESSUE HAYAKAWA in a brilliant and unique drama, "THE CITY OF DIM FACES." "THE CITY OF DIM I'ACES." Also the second chapter of "THE -FIGHTING TRAIL," entitled "The Story of Ybarra." TOWN HALL. STRATFORD. TO-NIGHT. At 8 p.m. COMPLIMENTARY CONVERSAZIONE, gOCIAL AND |).ANCE' ta HON. J. B. HINE, Minister of Internal Affairs, on his elevation to Cabinet Rank. Admission 2/-. J. H. ASHTON, Hon. Secretary. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16. PiERROT gALL In Aid of Inglewood Soldiers' Club. Final Effort of Ladies' Patriotic League. (Now Disbanding.) Double Tickets 5/-. Gentlemen 3/6. Ladies 2/6. M. A. T. EVAJJS, Hon. Secretary. HILLSBOROUGH HALT,. JJOME gOCIAL AND EUCHRE PARTY Will be given to Private J. Smith and wife and Trooper W. Bishop on THURSDAY, OCTOBER IC.. • Ticket-holders and others please note that the Concert and Dance which was to be held on the above date has been postponed until Tuesday, October 21. E. C. STANLEY, Hon. Secretary. POLITICAL. GENERAL ELECTION. STRATFORD SEAT. J> OBERT RASTERS, Candidate for the Liberal and Labor League, will address the Electors at WHANGAMOMONA in the Hall, at 8 p.m. On Tuesday, October 14. , TAHORA, in the School at 8 p.m. Wednesday, October 15. KOHORATAHI, in the Hall, 8 p.m., Thursday, October 16. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Come and listen to MASTERS, The Progressive Man with Progressive Ideas to make a Progressive Country EGMONT ELECTORATE. M R - D. J. HUGHES will address the electors as under:— Monday, 13—Ohangai. Tuesday, 14—Mere Mere. Wednesday, 16—Matapu. Thursday, 16—Riverlea. Saturday, 18—Mangatoki. Chair at 8 o'clock. EGMONT ELECTORATE. AND GENTLEMEN,—I will be a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming election, as a supporter of Progressive Liberal and sane Labor Legislation, and in due course will address you at the various centres. Yours truly, DAVID L. A. ASTBURY. Mangatoki, 29th Sept., 1919. FORD SPECIALITIES. Benzine Gauges, price 8/6 each. Oil Gauges 2/6 each. Electric Tail Lamps 12/6 each. Fan Belts, best quality, 3/D each. Pedal Pads 10/6 set. BRIDGER'S. MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE, 'PHONE 66. ELTHAM. .'ust landed, Specially Tanned, Extra Heavy English HARVEST GLOVER, 7/0 and 8/- pair. Postage 3d per pair extra. Specially suitable for nurserymen Write now: c. a. wn,m:9ir, stmm.
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Taranaki Daily News, 13 October 1919, Page 1
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