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Taranaki Daily News, 30 October 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. KING'S THEATRE ■9pwsal Matinee Programme To-day. G. WALSH in "KID IS CLEVER." Complete Change To-night. DOUGLAS MACLEAN & DORIS MAY. DOUGLAS MACLEAN & DORIS MAY. In a comedy-drama of loves and laughs. "MARY'S ANKLE." "MARY'S ANKLE." Entertaining story of a doctor, a pretty girl and a sprained ankle—doctor treats ankle—ankle belongs to pretty girl—girl likes doctor. They wed. A most amusing comedy with two wellknoWn players. Also another great Mack Sennett Riot. "BY GOLLY." Featuring all Mack Sennett's beautiful forces. GAZETTE & EDUCATIONAL. USUAL PRICES. Box Plan at'JUarble Bar. Stratford. KING'S THEATRE STRATFORD. I ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY THURSDAY NEXT. "SALOME" The Python of Palestine! "SALOME" Sinuous, Sleek, Seductive. "SALOME" She twined herself about "SALOME" strong men and crushed "SALOME" them, heart, soul and body "SALOME" as of wax SEE THEDA BARA THEDA BARA THEDA BARA THEDA BARA IN HER GREATEST PRODUCTION. Herod's Court, ablaze with splendours. Jerusalem as it looked 40 B.C. Camels, elephants, and beasts of Bible days, feats and pagantry. The Great Storm and the Miracle. Salome, subtle, sacehrine, sinister. A quiver of an eyelash means 4 life may topple a throne and disrupt a dynasty. One withstands her allurements—only one. And he dies lin consequence. A drama supreme. Seven Veils fell from Her and yet She Danced. Note.—This picture will be screened to adults only.

PUBLIC NOTICES. N.P. HIGH SCHOOL OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. Ninth Set. Streets in Towns of Taivinaki. 81. An old settlor. 82. An unstable fence. 83.- An obstinate animal; I. 84. Ing. 85. An .unhealthy consonant. 8(J. Emily after Iter bath. 87. i'sod for quilts. 88. Where flour is made; to cut. 89. Mother; a tool. ftO. A favorable beverage.. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. VTOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, within one month from the publication hereof in the Gazette.

Application 1430 (Plan Xo. 3900), William John Anindell—ll.o4 perches, bping part of Section 598, Town of Xew Plymouth. Occupied by Applicant. Application 1432 (Plan Xo. 3924), Henry Moycs—(i acres 2 roods, and 12.fi perches, being part of Section 20, Waitara East district. Occupied by Andrew Weir. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 29tli'day of October. 1920, at the Land Registry Office, Xew Plymouth. , A. L. B. ROSS, District Land Registrar. >J<HE Proprietor of the Bon Marehe, Kaponga, tenders 1 his sincere apology to the people whb were crowded out at yesterday's sale, and wishes to intimate that further opportunities will be given to make £1 go as far as £2 go elsewhere.—Yours faithfully, ARTHUR E. WAUGH. gOLID, OAK & RIMU Dining Chairs. We' specialise in these. See our fine stock before ordering elsewhere. Opening Saturday, 30th. 9.30 a.m.—Martin & Co., Cabinetmakers and Artistic Furnishers, Express Co. Buildings, Xew Plymouth. HEXDRY & HAY are the accredited Brokers of this Society, and they and their representatives are authorised to receive cash in payment of share capital. Their receipt will be considered a sufficient discharge. THOMAS TAYLOR, General Manager, Farmers' Co-operative Organ. Society, i | of X.Z., Ltd. I FITZROY BOU'LTXG CLUB. HE Official Opening of the FiUroy Bowling and Croquet Club will be hold on THURSDAY. Xovember 4, 1920. Visiting bowlers and ladies specially invited. H. L. XORTHERX, Hon. Sec. 'IRE.—The cheapest and best "Fireman" is the '•UXDERWRITERS" fire extinguisher, always ready and on the spot. Automatic, safe, simple and economical. Don't delay Write to,' particulars now.' Manning Machinery I Co.. 5 Bedford Row. Christchurch