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Taranaki Daily News, 17 January 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S THIS AFTERNOON AT 2 , . TO-NIGHT AT 8. * VIVID AND STORY OP A MAGNIFICENT SACRIFICE Is told fti the powerful Metro Drama—- * G&EATERv iOVE HATH WO MAH" "6BSATSS LOVE HATH JTO MAM" the illustrious stage artist EMMETT CORRIGAN - EMMETT CORRIGAN One of foremost artists A forcing presentation, by a fine p?jj fonDeriofa, strong Waa'S sacrifice in a story of compelling interest. "Greater t(o*e hath noMat} than a Man shrala-lay down his life wr a. Friend." To save his foster brother from ruin ahtl liis foster qiother from a fcroken heart —a man -faces prißon for life. SENSATIONAL SCENES IN A GREAT PRISON. AN APPEALING, SYMPATHETIC, . STRONG STORY. • D.C. 1/tfc Stalls 1/- (plus tax). T(iKO CORONATION HALL.

FAREWELL CONCERT & DANCE will bo tendered in the above Hall to Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Allan, on FRIDAY EVENING, January 23rd, 1920. Admission—Adults 2s. A. J. CHAINEY, Hon. Sec. Toko School Committee. JJAVY STORMING OF ZEEBRUGGE AND OSTEND! AT THE EMPIRE THEATRE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920, At 8 p.m. By.LIEUTENANT COMMANDER ROWLAND BOURKE, V.C., D.5.0., R.N.V.R. (Chevalier of the Legion of Honour). Who 'won the supreme distinction of the Victoria, Cross at the Storming of Osfend, and has most kindly consented to relate the immortal" story of the above greatest exploits in all naval history. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS from the British and French Admiralties - .(exhibited for the first time in New Zealand). . UNDER THE AUSPICES. OF THE NAVY LEAGUE. Prices: 3s 1d,,2s Id and Is Id. Bos- Office opens at' Collier's this morning. \ GRAND MONSTER BAZAAR

' AND QUEEN CARNIVAL f in Aid of Catholic Church Building Fund. . CORONATION HALL, FEBRUARY RACE WEEK, Commencing TUESDAY 3rd, Ending SATURDAY 7th. ,£3S—TUG-OF WAR.—£35. • s>even Men a-side; aggregate weight of team 90 Btone or under. (Entries close with J. Bennett, Jeweller, on Saturday, January 31. Full particulars on application.) QRAND -JJNION. £SO IN PRIZES. First Prize Gold Nugget valued £2O. OABNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES. No. I.—Miss M. Fleroming (Convent). Ho. 2—Miss Tui Seally (Sports). No. 3.—Miss Molly Tuohy (Labor). No. 4.-tMißs Elsa Whittle (Hibernian). No. s.—Miss Cudby (Farmers). SO. &—Miss Ivy Skipper (Maori).

Votes 2d each. Results "Each Jiight of Bazaar. STALLS.—AMUSEMENTS GALORE. JUBTHER PARTICULARS LATER. miss m. McCarthy, E. WHITTLE, JON., Joint Secretaries. ffO ALL FARMERS, MOTOR CAR AttS GARAGE OWNERS, ETC. IWHE FARMERS' CO-OP. GARAGE, HAWERA, has just secured the services of Mr. Musgrove to take charge of their Plating Department. Mr. Musgrove was, until recently, employed for many years in one of the largest shops in Sheffield, England. All plating work, either in nickel, silver or gold, will be done under Mr. JJusgrove's personal supervision, and our numerous clients can depend upon the same high-grade work in this department that has of late characterised its other work. Don't discard old E.P. parts, as we are prepared to. make that old radiator v frame, lamp Dim, bumper or cycle part, etc, look like new. If you have any silver about. your home looking shabby, fomrd it to us and.experience a glad curprise.at the transformation, which wiflaoit only a trifling sum. Quotations gladly given. T ASH-GRO-INE gives you the beauty you"have been longing for! It grows fovely long eyelashes and distinct eyefcrowt.. Prices 2s 9d and 5a at all leadtor