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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —i INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS! INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS! “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE’ 0 “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PrE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE ” - “BRAN PIE” “ BkAN PIE ” “ BRAN PIE ” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE’ 0 “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” “BRAN PIE” PAR EXCELLENCE PAR EXCELLENCE CROWDS TURNED AWAY CROWDS TURNED AWAY EMPIRE THEATRE. PACKED OUT LAST EVENING. FEW SEATS STILL LEFT FOlt TO-NIGHT’S SHOW. . PRICES: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-, plus tax. Box Plana rapidly filling. Reserves at Collier’s for TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW, June 17 and 18. “BRAN PIE” TOURING DATES. WAITARA—MONDAY, JUNE 27. INGLEWOOD—THURSDAY, JUNE 30. PUBLIC NOTICES. FITZROY BOWLING CLUB. fjpHE opening of the Winter Green will take place on SATURDAY Next, play commencing at 1.30 p.m. W. P. OKEY, Secretary. ABORTION IN COWS. A LECTURE will be delivered bv MR. R. B. WOOD, M.R.C.V.S., on the above subject, in the Clifton Hall, Waitara. on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June *24, at 2.30. Farmers of the district are invited to attend. N.-Z.M.R. BRIGADE. -Brigade Order, Umteen Twenty-five, By Ahmed Mohamed Pasha. g RIG ADE will fall in at Wadi el Soldiers’ Club, Hod el New Plymouth. June 23rd, at 2000. TO WELCOME Brigadier-General Meldrum. C. 8.. C.M.G.. D. 5.0., to Hod el New Plymouth. Fatigue Dress. Collars may be worn. Rations issued on arrival for the sum of 50 piastres. AB DUL, Adjutant. »yARANAKI JJUNT.

June 18 —Messrs. Parli Bros., Waihi. June 25—Mr. A. Adlam’s, Motunui. July 3—Mr. A. Wood’s, Tikorangi. E. L. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Secretary. OLD BOYS’ BALL. Old Boys are requested to notify the Secretaries immediately if they intend being present at the Annual Bal! on July 8. PARITUTU PRESERVATION LEAGUE. T HE Committee respectfully invite subscriptions towards expense of obtaining opinion and advice of a Geologist and of a Harbor Engineer as to quality of stone in Paritutu, and as to other sources of supply. Subscriptions will be thankfully received* by the President, Mr. R. C. Hughes, and by the Treasurer, N. K. Mac Diarmid, Rimu Street, Fitzroy. NOTICE. JpERSONS cutting the hoilyberries and destroying my boundary fence will be prosecuted after this date. Number of cars taken. E. H. TARRY, Inglewood. MOTOR BIKE BARGAINS DAYTON, 2-speed, 1917 model; £45. A gift. DOUGLAS—Smart and good; £65. INDIAN, 1917—A fine machine at a low price; £75. B.S.A.—Three-speed, £55. INDIAN, Electric— £95. STAINTON & CO., NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phones 732 & l»0. P.O, Box 142. ■