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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! The mighty surge of the Sea is a fitting background for this storm .of human passions! Three Men and a Girl against the hardest crew that ever shipped are the vital factors that make “THE MUTINY OF THE ELSINORE” “THE MUTINY OF THE ELSINORE” worth remembering. It is as irresistible as the tides, as powerful as the storm-tossed waves. Jack London's famous story “THE MUTINY OF THE ELSINORE” “THE MUTINY. OF THE ELSINORE” With all cast, headed by MITCHELL LEWIS. Afeo .Gazette, Comedy, and BILL‘DUNCAN in his tremendous Serial story, “THE SILENT AVENGER,” the greatest fighting serial ever produced. At Us'ual Prices. Reserves at Collier’s.

BACHELORS’ BALL. TjOL’GLAS HALL, FRIDAY, July 8. Good floor and supper. Music by Mrs. Bianchi’s Orchestra. Admission: Ladies free. A. WALTER, Chairman. H. WYLIE, Secretary. gPORTSMEN QHOULD be sure to attend the B>’g Attraction being staged the Third Week in July— HE PARK TENNIS & CROQUET CLUB’S FIRST ANNUAL BALL, CORONATION HALL. TUESDAY, 19th JULY, 1921. SPECIAL FEATURES: Good Music by Mrs. George«s Orchestra, augmented by members of the Club. Firct-rate Supper, under the supervision of Mr. Woolier. Tip-top Floor, and Decora- . tions in the hands of our energetic Men’s Committee. Ladies ss, Gentlemen 7s 6d, Double Tickets 10s. L. H. WILLIAMS, Hon. Secretary. FOOTBALL. pOOTBALL! pOOTBALL! HAWERA JLt I ?.WVD. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, SOUTH AUCKLAND v. TARANAKI SOUTH AUCKLAND v. TARANAKI Kick-off at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Admission: 2/-; Stand, 1/-; Ladies and Boys under twelve, half-price. SATURDAY, JULY 9. WANGANUI COLLEGE NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Kick-off at 2 p.m. sharp. Primary Schools Country Reps., North V. South, will play curtain-raiser to College v. High School match. Kick-off at 1 p.m. Admission, 2/-; Stand, 1/-; Ladies and Boys under 12, half-price. G. E. JAGO. Secretary T.R.U. MOTORS THAT ARE ALL GOOD. OVERLAND CAR, electric light and starter; £175. MAXWELL 5-seater, electric lights and starter; £175. FORD 1918; very cheap at £175. STUDEBAKER, late model, electric starter, etc.; 7-seater; a very fine proposition; £3OO. BUICK four-cylinder; tip-top; £4OO. &WIFT, English light car, 40 miles to gallon; £165. MOTOR BIKES. DOUGLAS, tip-top order, £65. 3.5. A., 3-speed, £55. Buy it quick. HENDERSON—Yours for £95, and a snip at the price. DAYTON, big twin, £55. STAINTON & CO., NEW PLYMOUTH. •Phones 732 & 190. P.O. Box 142. OPENING OF RETAIL BRANCH. fIpHE Proprietary of the New Plymouth Soft Goods Manufacturing Co. beg to announce that they have decided to open a retail branch at their factory. Ladies’ Blouses and Underwear at wholesale prices for net cash only. Garments made to measure if required. White and Coloured Crepe de Chine Blouses; White and Coloured Georgette Blouses; White and Coloured Crepe de Chines, Georgettes and Violes on sale by the yard at reasonable prices, for net cash only. NJ?. SOFT GOODS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Currie Street, New Plymouth. TO THE RESIDENTS OF OPUNAKE AND RAHOTU. f|MIE Legal Practice of the late Mr. G. D. Gow having been acquired by tne, will in future be carried on under my personal supervision. Mr. R. E. Baeyertz, of my Kaponga Office, and formerly of the Public Trust Office, Christchurch, will reside at Opunake as Manager, and will attend at RAHOTU on Sale Days. A First Grade Native Interpreter will attend at the •ffice periodically or by appointment. HAROLD B. GIBSON, Solicitor. Kaponga and Opunake. A: B; W ALDIE ’ ELECTROPLATER, STAS removed to ‘197 ST. AUBYN HTBEET. NEW PLYMOUTH.