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Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT " at 8 TO-NIOHT A BIG VIEILE DRAMATIC OUTDOOR . STORY, The Six-Reel Select Superfeatura, "CODE OP.THE YUKON" "CODE OF.THE YUKON" A Mighty Drama of the Far North, STIRRING AND FASCKATi.VG. BIG MITCHELL LEWIS BIG MITCHELL LEWIS Gives 'an even' gnftiter characterisation as JEAN DUBOIS—The French-Cana- • diau Miner. Be is not'a beauty—BUT HE CAN ACT Portraying a human character in a buinaQ way. A STRONG MAN SEEKS. RffiPgNGE ROMANCE and PRIMITIVE PASSION. Magnificent Scenery A Powerful Story. Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/- (plus tax'. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. FGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. 3 A W E R A. SHOW DAYSWEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS and 19. ' LATE ENTRIES positively close at 9 p.m. on THURSDAY, 12th inst. PLEASE FORWARD ENTRIES AT ' ONCE. C. R. STANNARD, Secretary. Box 148, Hawera. MR. FARMER, LOOK JJUNDREDS of successful breeders can trace their success to the Showring. That aristocratic looking beast you've got may be a champion, but you won't find it out. by keeping him at homo. 1 f he turns out to be a champion then your success is assured. There's a big demand for good stock at big prices too, provided you strike the right buyer. It wilt cost yon a mint of money to advertise your stock throughout the Dominion, but once win a prize at the \ IJ»ARA\ T AKI JjJ-ETROrOLITAN AGRICULTURAL gOCIETY'S AUTUMN SHOW, To be Held at WAIWAKAIHO, NEW PLYMOUTH, on MARCH 3rd & 4th, 1920, MARCH 3rd & 4th, 1910, and your name will appear in all the leading papers throughout this Dominion within 24 hours. Then save your money, but get the advertisement just the same. We exhibit your stock under the most favorable conditions, in spacious, well-aired pens, under roof, and out of the broiling sun, Every courtesy, attention and assistance is extended to al! our exhibitors, indeed, showing at New Plymouth is a pleasure, Give it ago this year. You'll come 0' jour own accord next. ABOVE ALL, REMEMBER—ENTRIES WILL CLOSE .t'OSITJVEL^ ON SATURDAY, FEB. 21st, at 9 p.m. Write for a prize schedule TO-DAY We post them to eny address free. Entries may be made with the Secretaries of the Stratford, Egmont, and Wanganu A. and P. Societies, or with WILLIAM P. OICEY, Secretary. 'Phone 87. P.O. Box' 10. NEW PLYMOUTH. PLANT NOW |JARCISSUS, from le to 5s per dozen; Anemones, Ranunculus, and Ixias from Is Cd ,to 2s per dozen; Freesias mixed, ls»6d per dozen; Tulips. 3s 6d t< 6s per dozen; Spanish Iris, 2s to 3s pei dozen. Try one of our collections of Choici Flowering Bulbs, made up to any valui from 5s to £5. ' DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD., EXOTIC NURSERIES. NEW PLYMOUTH. - PHONE 465. Town Depot: C.F. & F. Coy., Devon ' Street. Phone 270. Tclephont 164. Telephone 164 To Motor-Cyclists and Intending Motor-Cyclists, tfoere are bargains to be had at the ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE RE* .. PAIR DEPOT. |t 3%-h.p. "Humber," flat twin, 3-speed just arrived from England, £135. | 6-h.p. "Royal Enfield" combination, lik new, £135. J 6 h.p. "Royal Enfield" combination, tij top order, £125. I Sf-h.p. "New Imperial," 2-speed, £55 1 "San" 2| h.p. 2-stroke, 2-speed, £3i 1 3J-h.p. Bradbury, 2-speed, £3O. 1 3-h.p. Sun Villiera, 2-speed and clutol .£47 10*. /WENT for "Big X" and "Henderson, 1 tM two best motors on the road. DONT FORGET, Motor-Cycle Repair »re mj speciality. In case of break-dow: an tile road. KING UP 164. J. H. BOOLE Strut Eltham