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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S 50-NIGHT! At 7-45- TO-NIGHTt For The La.it Time. gtuart Blaakton's Super-production from the 3tory by Major lan Hay, "THE COMMON CAUSE." "THE COMMON CaUSE." ! "the common cause." i "THE,-COMMON CAUSE." Alio showing, a "Sunshine" Comedy, ••SON OF A HUN." Prices as Usual. THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT For One Night Only. Jhe fast and spectacular 20-round fight "DIGGER" EVANS v. JAMITO. "DIGGER" EVANS v. JAMITO. "DIGGER" EVANS v. JAMITO. "DIGGER" EVANS v. JAMITO. "DIGGER" EVANS v. JAMITO. One of the greatest fights ever seen in Australia between that fast and clever little fighting machine, ''Digger' Evans, and the rugged and aggressive Philippine, Jam i to. Boxing enthusiasts don't fail to see this contest between the "tear in" fighter who never lets up, and the cleverest i Sydney has produced. BOX'PLANTS AT COLLIER'S. 'rices: D.C. 2s, Stalls Is 6d,. Reserves 2s Gd (plus tax). DON'T MISS IT. WHAT 2 GRAND CONCERT GRAND CONCERT GRAND CONCERT GRAND CONCERT

BW. PLYMOUTH \fAI.E pHOIR EMPIRE THEATRE. THURSDAY & FRIDAY NEXT. 4th and sth NOVEMBER. slis3 Teresa McEnroe, New Zealand's leading Soprano, Wellington. Mr. Culford Bell, Eloeuiionist and Entertainer (late Melbourne). Mr. Arnold Sturrock, Pianist. Don't miss hearing the Male Choir in the beautiful Cantata, 'The Nun-of JNidaros" (Dudley Buck). Plan now open at Collier's. Prices: 3s reserved, and 2s. , WAREA HALL. [A SOCIAL & DANCE will be held m tli above Hall on Wednesday. 3r Jfovember, in aid of the Library. Good Floor, Good Surper, (!oud Mu»ii Admission: Gents 2/o>, Ladies 1/-. : M. E. PARKER, See. pro tera. [ATHLETIC SPORTS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6. AT PUKEKURA PARK. PROGRAMME. ?iJ6 : Children's Races (continuous). 11.0 : Youths' Race. 11.30: Girls' Race. 18.0 : Boys' Half-mile Walk. •12.30: Returned Soldiers' Race. 12.40: Half-mile Cycle Race (heats). 12.80: 100 Yards Open (.heats). 1.0 : Single Ladies' Race. 1.20: Half-mile Cycle Race (final). 1.30: 100 Yards (final). 1410: 220 Yards (amateur), 8.0 : One Mile Cycle Race (heats). 2.10: Married Ladies' Race. 2.20: Male Unionists' Race (relay). 2.30: One Mile Cycle Race (final). 2.60: 220 Yards Open. 3.0 : Boys' Cycle Race (heats). 3.15: 1| Mile Cycle Race (heats). 3.30: Secondary Schools' Race (relay). 3.40: Boys' Cyele Race (final). 3.45: Hurdle Race. 3,50: 1J Mile Cycle Race (final). 3.55: Display by High School Squad. 4.25: 440 Yards Open. 4.30: Female Unionists' Race. 4.36: Two ? r ile Cycle Race (scratch). 4.45: Obstacle Race. 4.50: Bandsmen's Race. 5.50: Committeemen's Race. This programme is subject to alteration Competitors are requested to be on the grounds promptly at the advertised starting times.

and Wood-sawing Events for Ladies Chain Stepping, Guessing Competitions, Cocoanut Shies, Baby Competition (6-!2 months), judging of Babies at 3 o'clock. Selections by Citizens' Band throughout Uie afternoon. Afternoon Tea 1/-. Admission to Ground, Is; School Children, Free. K. G. BRABYN, Hon. Secretary. HEAVY PETROLS. fAND bow to make them as good as the best. Send 7/6 to "GASLINE," Box 88, Stratford, and you wil! have BO further trouble. "CLINCHER" OTOR CYCLE COVERS & TUBES. Manufactured by North British Rubber Co. We have, just landed a large shipment ql the above. Quality and prices right. IRA J. BRIDGER, AUTOMOTIVE STORE. /ELTHAM. [The rifht place to buy your motor cycle tnd cycle eoods,