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Taranaki Daily News, 8 December 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S TO-NIGHX AT 7 . 45 TO-NIGHT Easily the biggest and breeziest western play for many a day. See— TOM MIX TOM MIX "THE TERROR." "THE TERROR." You have heard how good it is. We give you.the straight tip—don't miss it to-night,. Also the rip-roaring screaming "Sunshine" comedy, "Should Dummies Wed!" and Gazettes. Coming To-morrow.—Vivian Martin in "Making Her His Wife," the story of a romantic elopement. THE EMPIRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MATINEE FRIDAY, AT 3.30. A Monster Double Feature Attraction. CHARLIE CHAPLIN In His Third Big Comedy Feature "SUNNYSIDE." And a unique and startling 7-reel feature "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY." (By James Oliver Curwood.) Follow the tracks of "Wapi, the Killer.' Never a picture like this before. Sixteen different kinds of Wild Animals All friends and protectors of Dolores, the Child of Nature. BOTH FILMS FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTIONS. PRICES: 2/6, 2/- and 1/6 (plus tax) Reserves 2/6, at Collier's. THE MESSIAH TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGH.T. TO-NIGHT. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE j TICKET-HOLDERS ONLY TO-NIGHT. Prices: 4/-,.3/- and 2/-. Box Plan at Collier's. . yyOBKERS' gOCIAL jjAtL THURSDAY & FRIDAY, DECEMBER Bth and 10th. For a Season of Two Nights. Sir. Tom Te Puni presents for the first time here his Maori Revue Company in "HINEMOA." "HINEMOA." Written and produced under the personal direction of Mr. Te Puni. TO BE PRECEDED BY \ FIRSTCLASS VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMME. Patrons please note that this is not the Opera of the same name. Beautiful Scenery. Delightful Music' Special Lighting Effects. Owing to the'big expense our prices will be— Reserves 4/-, Unreserved 3/- and 2/(plus tax). Box Plans now open at Colliers. Doors Open 7.15. Carriages 10.20. ROYAL LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY. *JIHE Annual Meeting of the North Taranaki Head Centre will be held in the Soldiers' Club on WEDNESDAY, December 8, at 8 p.m. During the evening awards won during last season will be presented to the successful candidates. All interested in the Society's welfare are cordially invited to be present. R. B. MACDONALD, Hon. Secretary. Customs Department, Wellington, Ist November, 1920. PROPOSED REVISION OF CUSTOMS. TARIFF. JT is hereby notified for public information that it is proposed to make inquiries during the recess with a view to revising the Customs Tariff during the session of 1921. All persons making contracts for the delivery vi imported goods either subject to duty or which may be;ome subject to duty, should protect" themselves either (1) by introducing therein a clause governing possible change of duty, or (2) by giving immediate notice where contracts are already in force, or, where there are running contracts, that, in the event of alteration of the duty, the provisions of Section 130 of the Customs Act, 1913, must apply. It is proposed to amend this Section to cover alteration not only in the liability of goods to duty or the rate of , duty, but also in the amount of duty. Copies of Section 130 referred to above will be supplied on application to the nearest Collector of Customs. W. B. MONTGOMERY, Comptroller of Customs. FOR SALE. 1914 Model STUDEBAKER CAR, firstclass running order, £2OO. One 1916 INDIAN and 2-seater SIDECAR, splendid condition, £lls. TURNER & McKAIN, ENGINEERS & MOTOR MECHANICS, BRIDGE STREET, ELTHAM. 'Phone 243