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Taranaki Daily News, 28 July 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ' THE PEOPLE’S - TO-NIGHT ,AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. For Two Nights Only! The Gr«it, the One and Only NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA The worlds greatest actress in the famous stage play, “THE BRAT" “THE BRAT” “THE BRAT” “THE BRAT” A superb story of smiles, tears and big moments. Laugh with her! Cry with her! Sympathise with her! NAZIMOVA As “THE BRAT” NAZIMOVA As “-HIE BRAT.” In the chanty homes, in the chorus, and in the dark haunts of the city slums—people called her “THE BRAT.” She never knew any other name. One night an author found her among the drab derelicts of a Police Court. He took her hoane and she met his fiancee. THEN! AT THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT. ( Prices: D.C. 2s. Stalls Is fid (plus tax). Box Plan at Collier’s. pOOTBALL! pOOTBALL! TO-DAY. THURSDAY, JULY 28. TARANAKI v. WANGANUI. TARANAKI v. WANGANUI. AT STRATFORD A. AND P. SHOW GROUNDS. Kick Off at 3 p.m. sharp. Admission: 2s, Ladies and Boys under 12 years half price. Stand 1/- extra. G. E. JAGO, See. Taranaki Rugby Union. PUBLIC NOTICES. - CHATSWORTH HOUSE. J DESIRE to intimate that Chatsworth will be closed as from the 30th inst. I take this opportunity thanking the public for the support given me during the Gme Chatsworth bps been open, and feel ,-ure that conducted under the auspices of the Y.W.C.A.. as it will in ' future, it will serve an even more use- ; ful purpose in the community than in the past. C. A. HOWELL. NORTH TARANAKI HUNT. POINT-TO-POINT MEETING of] Two Events, for First and Second- ’ class Hunters, will be held at Mr. Les. Birdling’s, Waitara, on SATURDAY, July 30, 1921, for trophies valued at £5 5s and £2 2s for each event. Minimum weight, list 71b. Entry free. Riders are requested to appear in hunting or racing attire About two miles. E. L. HUMPHRIES, Secretary. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the accounts owing to Milner and Duffin should be forthwith paid to the undersigned, who can receive same and give a valid discharge. THOMAS DUFFIN.

NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. • r JHE Warea Farm in the Murphy Estate is withdrawn from sale. ' P. S. RILEY. STRATFORD MUSICAL SOCIETY 7- . JJONORARY Members’ Tickets, enj titling holders (to two tickets for ; each of J vo Concerts, are now on sal& • by members of the Society, or may be ‘ had on application to the Secretary. As the first Concert takes place on 11th August ■next, sale* of_ Honorary Members’ Tickets must cease on 30th July. Subscription 10s fid. W. A. BETTS, * Hon. Sec. NOTICE TO STOCK OWNERS. i r £HE services of Mr. THOS. TAYLOR, of Waitara, are available to any stock owner requiring skilled attention i for bin horses and cows. j COW CALVING A SPECIALITY. ! The following speaks for itself:—We, ' the undersigned, have much pleasure in I attesting to the Skill and ability of Mr. , Thos. Taylor as a Veterinary Surgeon and Farrier, who, when called to attend our stock, gave us every satisfaction, i and we van confidently recommend him to anyone requiring such help. —H. Sampson (Egmont Road); N. W. Hill (Egmont Road); 11. Haji (Brixton); W. Knuckey (Old Devon Line); G. N. Skelton (Motonui); E. Jerard, A. Young, M. Carrick. J. W. Laing (Waitara). Mr. Taylor has 35 years' experience. Address: NELSON STREET, Waitara. Available after Noun Saturday and after 4.30 every other day. vv, qU YfcOK, M.R.C.V.S. ** (London), VETERINARY SURGEON, Mav be consulted, or telephoned, ■*