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Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! 1 Last Night of a Splendid Pox Programme. SHIRLEY MASON SHIRLEY MASON" In the most wondrous Circus Play ever screened • HER ELEPHANT MAN. HER ELEPHANTJtfAN. And the Big Corking Sunshine Comedy "HER PRIVATE HUSBAND." - (Some comedy, believe us.) COMING TO-MORROW! Another All-British Production. ALMA TAYLOR in ANNIE LAURIE, and Mary Page No. 12, PARALYSING PAROXYSMS OF • LAUGHTER. EMPIRE THEATRE Direction Victor Beck. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT FOR* THREE NIGHTS. Farewell Return Visit of Our Own N.Z. .Favorites, THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. After a Record Breaking Tour of Australia under the direction of J. C. Williamson, Ltd. The Original Combination with an International Reputation. - THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. ao STAR ARTISTS ao Bigger, Brighter, Better than Ever. Will launch AN AVALANCHE OF AMUSEMENT , ' Causing HURRICANES OF HILARITY bv their NEW UP-TO-DATE PROGRAMMES. Full of New Comedy Sketches, ' New Humorous Items, ' , New Burlesques, : New Revues, •New Eccentric Dances, 1 Brilliant New Ensembles, Resulting in An Evening of Delirious Fun, With short rests for breathing time.' YSu'll be "Tickled to Death." PRICES: 4s, 3s, 2s (plus tax). Box Plans »pen at Collier's this . mornings Claude Haigh • Touring Manager. I OAONUI PUBLIC HALL. JRAND QOCIAL AND The local Diggers are tendering a Complimentary Social to the Oaonui residents in appreciation of their efforts on our behalf on Friday, 3rd September. AH: are cordially invited and assured of a pleasant evening. Good Songs, Firstclass Floor. Music by Messrs. Parker & Noris. * - JAS. McFIE, Jr., Hon. Sec, GRAND' FANCY DRESS MASQUERADE BALL. i gTANLEY JJOAD gCHOOL.

WEDNESDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, 1920. Grand March.B.ls p.m. Good Supper. Gents, 2s 6d; Ladies, Is. R. 'if. BARLEYMAN. BUSHFELLERS. wanted for 50 acres of bushfalling. Dry, light bush on Waihika Road. Apply to— T. J. MILDENHALL, Te Kiri NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH- SCHOOL OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. ' pUZZLE QOMPETI'] 10MPETIT.IOX. First Prize £3 (cash), Second £l, and four of us each. A LIST of ten Puzzles will appear in the News and the Herald every Saturday for ten weeks, beginning on August 28th. The answers to the first eight sets are towns in the British Isles and New Zealand, and to the ninth and tenth, streets of towns in Taranaki. EXAMPLES: A good cook, a paddock—SHEFFIELD. A wide Voad—BROADWAY. , Entrance tickets (price Is) may beobtained from the News and Herald offices, and from the Secretary, Q.G.A., 336 Gill Street, New Plymouth. Tickets muat be obtained on or before September 30th. Where two solutions are possible, two complete sets of answers must be forwarded. NOTE—A booklet containing all. the names from which puzzles are set is being compiled, and may be obtained from the above addresses, post paid, price Is Cd. BUY YOUR ENTRANCE TICKET TO-DAY. COST OF TYRES REDUCED "?Y having the genuine Big Black Dia- • mond Goodyear Retread Band vulcanised to your old worn out Tyre by the most;' scientifically correct process under direct supervision of experts. Enquire prices and see the finished article. Don't throw away your old Tyre until we seen it. We will help you to ecorfomise. TfiE I.X.L. TYRE REPAIRING DEPOT. . 301-303 DEVON ST ,*New Plymouth. ' (Opposite Red Post.) ■phone 633. R. WHALE, Proprietor. • Almost every hardware store sells North British Rubber UNIQUE HOT WATER BAGS. Chemists and rubber scores recommend them, because they're economical, durable, lastiug, satisfactory. AU British. 407