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Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. I THE PEOPLE'S O-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT I st .Night of Selzniek's newest Masterpiece, EUGENE O'BRIEN. ■ THE PERFECT EUGENE O'BRIEN. LOVER. A photoplay of unusual beautv, bein« the picturisation of Leila Burton Wells' famous novel "The Naked Truth," and one of the most artistic pictures of the year. Also—Gazette, 2-reel Comedy, and "The Great Gamble" No, 9, "Through Iron ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINAIRE. THE PEOPLE'S TO-MORROW AND WEDNESDAY. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Presentation by Wm. Fox of the Greatest /Cane Grey Romance of the Fighting Days in Texas. " WM. FARNUM. THE LAST WM. FARNUM. OF WM. FARNUM. THE DUANES. -The Last of the Duanes" is from Zane Greys wonderful romantic novel of love and danger, thrilling in every breathless situation, a live chapter centreing in the history made by that most gallant body of men, the Texas Rangers, THE LAST OF THE DUANES is the J sequel to "The Lone Star Ranger," and J should not be missed. ' L, P ™ M: "f- 2s. Stalls Is Bd, Reserves fid extra, all plus tax. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. STRATFORD SHOW PEOPLE'S DAY. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. Visit of His Excellency General Lord Jellicoe. Special Excursion Trains will leave as under: New Plymouth M.45 a.r.:.. Lepperion 10:22. Inglevood 10.58, Tariki 11.18, Midhirsl 11.,-ja. Returning from Stratford at 5.3.1 p.m. Hawera !Wr> a.m., Normanbv 0.55, Eltham 10.10, Ngaere 10.20, Returning from Stratford 5.30. Splendid Jumping Events. iide-Shows and Exhibits Galore. -NEW ZEALAND PIG BREEDERSASSOCIATION (Incorporated.) AN Extraordinary General Meeting of members of the above Association will be held at the A. and P. Association Offices, Broadway, Stratford, on THURSDAY, 2oth November, 1920, at' 11 a.m. Recognising that Taranaki may be said to lead the way with regard to the output of the products of the pig, and. that the membership is not what it should be, breeders generally will be welcome to hear the position explained. JOHN LINTON, Secretary. REMOVAL NOTICE. WRIGHT, LAWRENCE & GIBSON, Barristers and Solicitors, KAPONGA, . (And at Stratford) TTAVE removed to more commodious premises in Eh ham Road. Kaponga, opposite Farmers' Co-op., next Newton King's Mart Resident Parmer at Kaponga: MR. H. B. GIBSON. 'Phone 37. P.O. ij ox 3. X y OU HAVE PERHAPS HEARD OF ELINOR GLYN'S NOVEL ENTITLED "THREE WEEKS." Our Three Weeks' Spet has caused more exci Book. For the Third and Last Week, extra Special Bargains will be offered at the BON MARCHE KAPONGA. MOTOR CYCLE BARGAINS. 1 Oversea Motor Cycle, 4 h.p., 3-speed gear box, £SO, or complete with coach built sidecar, i'fiO. 1 Royal Ruby. 6 h.p., twin, 3-speed. Just completely overhauled and enamelled. £65. 1 slightly used Douglas, War Department model, £95 complete with lamp. * 2 L.M.C. Motor Cycles, 3J h.p., at £27 10s. 1 Humber. 2-speed, Roc hub, at £27 10s. IRA J. BRIDGER. MOTOR CYCLE DEPARTMENT, fHONE 66 ..ELTHAM.