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Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! ( A Special Metro Feature Production, ARE ALL MEN ALIKE? ARE ALL MEN ALIKE? ARE ALL MEN ALIKE? The story of a girl who wanted to live a "free” life, and the girl is. MAY ALLISON. MAY ALDI SON. MAY ALLISON. A gorgeous, glittering presentation of .New York’s Night Life and Bohemia. A J thrilling drama of life and love among the artists. ! Also, “King of the Gazettes, and Comedv. AT USUAL PRICES. THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! 1 Last appearance here of the instantaneous success THE BETRAYER. I THE BETRAYER. , Y THE BETRAYER. 1. THE BETRAYER. THE BETRAYER New Zealand's; first real photo-play. Set < amid the thermal and scenic wonders of our own bit of the world. THE BETRAYER. THE BETRAYER. THE BETRAYER. THE BETRAYER. Intimate, real and enthralling. A. wonderful romance, acted by a strong cast of players. A Beaumont Smith Super Produetion. A Real New Zealand Photo-play production. Don’t miss it. Book at Collier’s. Prices: D.C. 2/-. Stalls 1/6, Reserves 2/6. WHAREHUIA SOCIAL CLUB. OGNCERT A\T> J) ANOB In Aid of Hall Funds. ' FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. Waltzing Competitions. Good Prizes. Mrs. Bianchi’s Orchestra. Admission 2/6, Ladies I/- (or basket). General meeting of members is called for 8 p.m. to have rules of club .signed. MOTOR CYCLE REPAIRS. A JR. FRANK SYKES, well-known raej ing exponent, ( Is now in charge of our new REPAIRS AND TUNING DEPARTMENT. THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE WORK GUARANTEED. PERCY J. DOUGLASS. NEW PLYMOUTH. NATIONAL BENZINE SAVER. i ANY CAR. A small mechanical I device fitted in a few minutes to ! tlje induction pipe. Provides for an auto- ! matic supply of fresh air, and gives ler--1 feet mixture under all loads. More ! power, more speed and le’6 carbon. Docs I not affect starting motor. Saves 5» everv time vou fill vour benzine tank. * PRICE 12/6. SIXTY DAYS’ FREE TRIAL. IRA J. BRIDGER, AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT STORE, ’Phone 66, ELTHAM. F.I.A.T CARS SUPREME QUALITY. ■ J TALY’S first motor road race of the I present season was held in May last • over a 31-mile course, the last 13 miles >of which were over a very steep gradii ent. There were 62 motor ears of var- ■ ions piston displacements, and 72 motor ! cycles competing in 5 events. F.I.A.T. i Stock model ears racing officially for the ; first, time since the Armistice were placi ed first in two events and first and seelond in another, thus winning three out of five of the tests. In the small car event (1500 c.c.), a ( stock model 12-16 h.p. car similar to our ■ ’ ■’ present demonstration car now at Eltham won with an average speed of 43.6 ! miles per hour, beating the average time of 41.5 miles per hour of the winning ear in the previous event for bigger cars (2000 c.c.) The fastest time of the day was put ! up in the £5OO c.c. class, -by a 20-25 h.p. F.I.A.T. with an average speed for the course of 53.1 miles per hour. F.I.A.T. cars are recognised as one of the world’s best makes, and are beautifully made in every way and designed to last a life-time. Small tyre and benzine r cost, and freedom from repairs, are great • features, and we invite enquiries from all interested in this type of quality Cars. F.I.A.T. Cars, while filling all the exr acting requirements of the discrimina- . tive motorist, are also the ideal cars fur i lady drivers. Write for Catalogues. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ’• WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES. LTD.. ELTHAM AND WANGANUI. Hawera Agent: Mr. F. V. Lysons, 12, Gray Street, Hawera.