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Taranaki Daily News, 30 November 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S ! TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT A Great Big Fox Double -Bill. GEORGE WALSH "THE SHARK" GEORGE WALSH "THE, SHARK" A palpitating adventure of the .sea, containing marvellous scenes and telling a powerful story—George at his best. • And VIVIAN* RICH / VIVIAN* RICH "WOULD YOU FORGIVE?" "WOULD YOU FORGIVE?" A social drama with a vital message to every husband and wife. Also Gazettes. Showing at Usual Prices. Packed to the Doors Last Night. Don't Miss it To-night. KING'S THEATRE STRATFORD. j TO-XIGHT TO-XIGHT ! ALICE JOYCE In "SLAVES OF PRIDE." Also showing the final episode of "THE MAN OF MIGHT." See the climax of this smashing serial. ATTRACTION* EXTRAORDINARY! MOXDAY, Oth DECEMBER—ONE XIGHT ONLY. "EVERYWOMAN." A photo-dramatic "EVERYWOMAN." sensation nf phe"EVERYWOMAN." nomenial beauty, "EVERYWOMAN." pulsing with pa's"EVERYWOMAN." sion, glowing with "EVERYWOMAN." grandeur,' and "EVERYWOMAN." throbbing with the "EVERYWOMAN." tremendous theme "EVERYWOMAN." of the life of even"EVERYWOMAN." woman A picture introducing a theme never before attempted, revealing scones and gowns and settings new to the motion picture art. THE 'GREATEST WOMAN* PICTURE EVER FILMED. PARAMOUNT ARTI CRAFT ROYALTY MASTERPIECE. I Prices: D.C. 2/-, Stalls I/O (plus tax). Box Plan open at The King's Theatre on Thursday. HOfiTICULTURAL SHOWS. 'jHE BEAUTY OF NEW PLYMOUTH f* Will be Displayed at r JJALL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1920. When the HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Will Hold Their SPRING SHOW SPRING SHOW SPRING SHOW

All lovers of the beautiful should not miss this treat The leading growers of Taranaki will be competing for handsome trophies that have been kindly donated. Annual Sub.: 3/-. which carries with it free admission to 3 shows. VAL DUFF, G. R. WEIR,

STRATFORD RACING CLUB. TENDERS FOR TujLICAN'S BOOTH. nPENDERS will be received at my office up to 'noon on Saturday, December 4th, for the right to conduct the inMde and the outside Publican's Booth on the Stratford Racecourse on January M and 3rd, W'l. For further particular- apply to— A. COLEMAN, Secretary Racing Club. MOTOR CYCLES. [ 7-0 h.p. li)l" Indian & Sidecar, £123. 1 7-!) h.p. lfllfl Indian, only 6 months' use, £llO. t 7-1) h.p. IMA Indian, £75. 1 7-9 h.p. IDIB Harlev Davidson, per- - feet, £lls. 1 5 h.p. Roval Rubv, gear box model, j £BO. ; L 3i h.p. "James," twin gear box mod- ! el, £75. ■ ; I 4J h.p. "8.5.A." 3-speed. £9O. : I 3i h.p. "New Hudson," 3-speed, £45. ; I 3J h.p. Arno, 3-speed, £45. I 1 3J h.p. Bradbury, free engine, £35. 1 3J h.p. "8.5.A.," €3O. I 2J h.p. Connaught, £3O, And Several Others. THE ELTHAM MOTOR CYCL2 REPAIR DEPOT. Next Bank New South Wale 9. ■Phone 104 J. H. BODIE, Eltham. ( MOTOR CYCLE BARGAINS. 1 Oversea Motor Cycle, 4- h.p., 3-speed gear box, £SO, or complete with coach built sidecar, £fio. 1 Royal Ruby. « h.p., twin, 3-speed. Just completely overhauled and enamelled. .£(ls. 1 slightly used Douglas, War Department model, £OS complete with lamp. 2 L.M.C. Motor Cycles, 34 h.p., at £27 10s. 1 Humber, 2-speed. Roe hub, at £27 10s. IRA J. BRIDGER, MOTOR CYCLE DEPARTMENT, PHONE 66 ELTHAM. "" REMOVAL NOTICE.

WRIGHT, LAWRENCE & GIBSON, Barrister? and Solicitors,KAPONGA, (And at Stratford) ( TAVE removed to more commodious premises in Eltham Road, Kaponga, opposite Farmers' Coop., next Newton King's Mart Resident Partner at Kaponga: MR. H. B. GIBSON*. ■PtoM 37. P.O. a«s 3.