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Taranaki Daily News, 19 November 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. NOTE.—Photo of Dorothy THE PEOPLE'S " TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT Last night of the Big Bill, presenting VIVIAN MARTIN. HER VIVIAN MARTIN". COUNTRY VIVIAN MARTIN". FIRST.' Scnnett Menagerie, "Kip and Stiteh, Tailors," Gazette, Pietograph, and "The Fighting Trail." COMING TO-MORROW. The Screen's Greatest Romantic Actors, BI" SHMAN AND BA YNE. BUSHMAN' AND BAYNK, , Francis X. and Beverly in a Romantic and Adventurous "Metro" play, "Social Quicksands." And your nest photo of the set—Dorothy Gish. Next week's is Douglas Fairbanks. J-JEMPTON JJALL, QKATO. GRAND CONCERT. ■ GRAND CONCERT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. In aid of School and Hall Funds. The following will take part:—< Mrs. E. Larsen, Pianist Mrs: E. D. M. Kjng, Elocutionist Mr. Jenkins, Baritone Mir P. Morris, Violinist Mr. A. E. 15. Pearson's pupils. Admission: '■>/-, 1/0, children half price. nBAND" PLAIN & FANCY I " BALL. >- EAST END PAVILION MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. In aid of Catholic Bazaar—Miss Tui Seally's Candidature ("('ports"). Prizes: Cameo Gold Brooch (ladies', best fancy dress): Set Military Hair Brushes (gents.' be.-t fancy dress). Splendid floor; dainty supper; best of music. Grand march, S p.m. Tickets: Double 4s, Ladies 2s, Gents. 3s. Donations to supper thankfully received —ring iiTfi. Misses G. Hurley and K. Whittle, don. Secretaries. .PUBLIC NOTICES. A REMINDER, STRATFORD A. & P. ASSOCIATION. are reminded that the An- ' nuai Show will be held on the 2lith Mid 27th of this month, and in accordnice with agreement between kindred Societies and ourselves, members who Slave not paid their subscription may not je issued with privilege tickets.

iJvEW PLYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. J)ECEMBE R O H 0 W, CORONATION HALL, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4. Catalogues obtainable from the Secretary. VAL. DUFF, Secretary. ST. MARY'S ANNUAL ROSE SHOW Will be held in ST. MARY'S HALL, VIVIAN STREET, on THURSDAY, NOV. 20th, afternoon and evening; and FRIDAY, M)V. 21st, afternoon only. OOME and see the beautiful display of Roses and other choice flowera. COMPETITIVE CLASSES. DECORATIVE CLASSES. FLOWER STALL. WORK STALL, comprising Plain, Fancy and Baby Garments. There will also be a Bran Tub containing all sorts of valuable gifts to delight the hearts of the children who will be admitted to the show at half price. Schedules may be obtained from, and entries close with Miss Devenish, G.F.S., Club Room, Mr. McGahey, C.P. & F. Coy., Devon Street,'or the Secretary, on TUESDAY Evening, Nov. 18th, AFTERNOON TEA. ? ''''' MUSICAL ITEMS in the evening. ADMISSION—AduIts Is, Children fid. D. E. RUEBE, Secretary. MOTOR BARGAINS. CHEVROLET 5-soater, electric light and starter, nice order, £250. » m STUDEBAKER, late model, every refinement, had very little use, £425. CARS WANTED.—We have enquiries for good second-hand cars. Any one desiring to sell their cars should get in touch with us at SPEDDING, STAINTON & CO., —MOTOR HOUSE—NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phones 732 and 190.