Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 7 February 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT- at 7.45 TO-NIGHT “THE UNKNOWN WARRIOR” “THE UNKNOWN WARRIOR” •‘THE UNKNOWN WARRIOR” GOES TO HIS LAST REST. Wonderful scenes of the last journey of the unknown warrior, whose monal clay rests in Westminster Abbey, from France to England. The most impressive ceremony the world has known, when, with honors befitting the representative of the glorious dead, 600.000 strong, the solemn procession wends its way, flanked by millions of people, sijest, bare-headed, to the Nation’s | Tomb of Heroes. A« unforgettable record of this solemn occasion. Showing to-night and to-morrow night pnly, and at a Special Children’s Matinee to-morrow afternoon at 3.30. Supporting pictures include: EARLE WILLIAMS in the Vitagraph seven-heel feature, “THE FORTUNE HUNTER” •THE FORTUNE HUNTER” From the famous stage play of the same name. Topical Budget and “Vanishing Dagger”., Usual Prices. MEETINGS. JARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. "VOTICE is hereby given that a Special *' General Meeting of Members will be held in the Secretary’s Office, Currie street, New Plymouth, on SATURDAY J2th February, 1921, at 1 p.m. BUSINESS.—To adopt new rules for governing the activities of the Society. The usual monthly meeting of the Central Committee will be held immediately after the Special Meeting. WILLIAM P. OBEY, Secretary. New Plymouth, Sth March, 1921. TENDERS. TENDERS. ! ipHE Oaonui Irrigation Board invite ** tenders for the construction of 60 chains of Water-race in two contracts. Ptans and specifications may be seen at the Board’s Office, Opunake, or at the pffice of the undersigned. • Tenders, to be addressed to the chairman, Oaonui Irrigation .Board, will elose at the Board’s Office at 11 a.m. pa the 12th February. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, SLADDEN & PADMER, (Civil Engineers & Licensed Surveyors, New Plymouth.

ROAD CONSTRUCTION. WUATOKI SETTLEMENT. SAXTON . ROAD. qpENDERS for about 90 chains of for- I J- mation and metalling or formation only, close with the Secretary. Public | Works Tenders Board, Wellington, on [ 15th February, 1921. Plans and specifications on view at Lands and Survey Department, New Plymouth, and Public Works Office, Stratford. THOMAS M. BALL, Resident Engineer. public Works Office, Stratford, 31st January, 1921. EDUCATIONAL. *" NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. TjAY SCHOOL will re-open on TUESDAY, Feb. 8, at 10 a.m. The Principal will be in attendance each day from 10 till 12 and 2 till 4. to interview parents and enrol pupils. BOARDING HOSTEL.—Mrs. Moore Will he at home to parents on Monday, from 2 till 4. * MISS MENZIES’ SCHOOL. TlflSS MENZIES resumes teaching on ■“ TUESDAY, February 8. During the month of February school will be open for half a day only—9 a.m. till , J2 noon. * * VOICE PRODUCTION. MRS. OSWALD HEMINGWAY, pupil Madam Emily Briggs, Wanganui, has vacancies for pupils for voice production. Studio opposite Farmers’ Co-op., Eltham. P.O. Box 48. Telephone 198 M. Term commences Wednesday, Feb. 17. *6T. MARY’S DIOCESAN SCHOOL. BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MOUNTAIN ROAD, STRATFORD. rpHE FIRST TERM, 1921, will begin WEDNESDAY, February 9th. Miss Stanford will be at home to entol intending pupils on Saturday, January 15th, and Monday, January 17th, ' from 2.30 to 4.30, or at other times by appointment. MUSICAL. ’ARNOLD O. STURROCK. LMus., T.C.L. (Pianist), Teacher of Pianoforte, Singing, etc., resumes tuition on MONDAY. February 7. At home to intending pupils Saturday, February 5. from 12 noon till 4 p.m. Studio, Grifgth’s Buildings, Egmont St. ’Phone GIG