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Taranaki Daily News, 1 December 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT Last Night of the Big Thrilling Sea Story. GEORGE WALSH "THE SHARK" GEORGE WALSH "THE SHARK" And Dainty \ ivian Rich in her society success, "WOULD YOU FORGIVE?" And latest Gazettes. CO.MIXQ TO-MORROW. Beautiful CATHERINE CALVERT And HERBERT RAWLINSON In tha Eig All-British Two-Scar Screen Feast, "OUT OF THE NIGHT." "OUT OF THE NIGHT." The subtle villainy of a crafty plotter foiled by a woman—an oddly contrived photo-plot sustaining the keenest interest, and a great mystery story. HORTICULTURAL SHOWS. THE BEAUTY OF NEW PLYMOUTH Will be Displayed at JJALL On THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 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 han4some trophies that have been kindly donated. Annual Sub.: 5/-, which carries with it free admission to 3 shows. VAL DUFF, (i. R. WEIR, Joint Secretaries. PUBLIC NOTICES. STRATFORD SHOW. Stratford A. and P. Association wish to thank all those who lent their paddocks for the accommodation of visiting stock, the people who gave their time in running the various sections, and the ladies wLo assisted in the refreshment rooms, tea kiesk and industrial hall. To the general public who visited the grounds an apology is offered for the misunderstanding which occurred in connaction with the hot water supply. To prevent any future recurrence it is the intention of the Society to erect a permanent building for the convenience of picnic parties. GEORGE SANGSTER, President. AWAKIXO HALL. "RESULTS of Rafl'le< on Friday, 20th under:— Winning Number. Article. Doll 27 Doll 17 Picture 55 Table Cover 3S Cushion 17 Doll 11 Cushion 1 Doll 13 Cushion 3'2 Table Cover 3 Table Cover 31 which took place November, are as Name of successful Drawer. Winnie Howard Miss Firth Mrs. Clarke Mrs. Attrell Maggie Hunt Mr. Batley Mrs. Gaisford Mr. Cumniings Mr. Duncan Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Leech .1. EN&S, Secretary. TENDERS. STRATFORD RACING CLUB. TENDERS FOR PUBLICAN'S BOOTH RENDERS will be received at my office up to noon on Saturday, December 4th. for the right to conduct the inside and the outside Publican's Booth on the Stratford Racecourse on .January 1-t and 3rd. 1921. For i"ijrti'er particulars apply to— A. COLEMAN, Secretary Racing Club. TARATA TENNIS CLUB. A LTERNATE Tenders, labor and material or labor only, are invited for laying down an asphalt court in the Tnrata Domain. Specifications may be seen at the office of, Messrs. Percival and Messenger. Jnglewnod, or at the Store, Tarata. Tender-, which must bo accompanied wi-lli a deposit of £3. close on December Bth, at 5 p.m.. with the Secretary. Tennis Club. Tarata. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MOTOR CYCLES. I 7-!) h.p. 1 ill" Indian & Sidecar, £125. 1 7-9 h.p. mm Indian, only ti months' use, £llO. I 7-0 h.p. mill Indian, .£75. I 7-n h.p. mis Harley Davidson, perfect, Clio. I 5 h.p. Royal Ruby, gear box model, i £9O. j I 3i h.p. ''James," twin gear box mod"el, £75. j I 4} h.p. "8.5.A," 3-spced. £9O. I h.p. "New Hudson, - ' 3-speed, £45. i 31 h.p. Arno, 3-speed, C 45. I Si h.p. Bradburv, free engine, £35. t 31 h.p. "B.S.A.,'' £3O. 1 h.p. Connaught, £3O And Several Others. AT THE ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT. Next Bank New South (Wales. 'Phon* 164 J. H. BODLE. Sltbfttt.