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Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1919, Page 1

AMUSEIi^NTS. FATTY ARBUCKLE TO NIGHT. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHT At S TO-NIGHT. ALSO TO-MORRO\V. SPECIAL! "MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 2.30. The comedy king, bringing Xmtw chrer ill Ilia big million dollar super-comedy, "LOVE." "LOVE." "LOVE." I "love." "Love." "love." , Also ' l,K ' wonderful and delightful LILA LEE in -THE SCARLET GARDEN. Usual Prices. J£IXG'S QINEMA 'JHEATRE, STRATFORD. TO-NIGHT ONLY. Direction Leo de Chateau's Internationa] Attractions. MABEL NORMAND And her Own Company, in Mack Sennett'3 indelible contribution to screen history: MICKEY. MICKEY. A classic Irol.c that brings joy to counties.-! millions. MR. P. AITKEN will sing MICKEY. Special Music accompanies picture. Prices: Circle 2s id, Stalls Is 7d. BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. BOROUGH OP NEW RACE TRAFFIC-DECEMBER 26th & 27th. j)RIVERS of Vehicles plying for hire to and from the Racecourse on the 26th and 27th instants are hereby notified to Adhere strictly to the following routes:— Motor Vehicles: To the Racecourse. From starting point near Criterion Hotel via Devon and Gdver Streets to Racecourse. From the Racecourse: Gover Street to Courtenay Street . thence along Courtenay (Street and Powderham Street to Robe Street, thence along Robe Street and Devon Street to starting point. I Horse Drawn Vehicles: i. Start from Bank of New Zealand j in Brougham Street and proteed | via Brougham Street, Gill and Gover Streets to the Racecourse, returning by the sane route. ALL vehieles must use the Club's private roads for turning. Persons driving at excessive speeds or not conforming strictly to the directions of the Inspectors will be prosecuted. Messrs John Lynch and David McKay have been appointed assistant Inspectors of Vehicles and Traffic under the Borough By-Laws for the days above referred to. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OJ? NEW PLYMOUTH. REMOVAL OF HOUSE REFUSE. QWING to Christmas and New Year Holidays, house rubbish generally removed on Thursdays and Fridays will be taken on Wednesday before the holidays in each week. Householders are requested to put their ihs out early on Wednesday mornings. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. , PUBLIC SWIMMING BATHS. fJHE Municipal Baths are now open all day, and will in future be open for mixed bathing on Tuesday and Friday ; nights from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. WATER SUPPLY-WARNING. JJOUSEHOLDERS are requested to conserve the water supply as much as possible. The rate at'which the water supply is now being drawn upon indicates that serious waste is being permitted, and is such as to cause some anxiety. Leaking taps should be repaired forthwith. Officials of the Borough have been instructed to take action where wilfill or negligent waste is detected. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. APPLICATIONS. JUNIOR STEWARD. RANTED immediately, Junior Steward. Wages to commence at 50/weekly.—Apply to Chief Steward at Club House, Egmont Street. TARANAKI CLUB. REMOVAL NOTICE. pLEASE note that I have removed to new premises (next Mission House) South Road, Moturoa, H. COPPEN, Plumber. slio]ie 497.