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Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE TO-MORROW At 8 TO-MORROW ALSO FRIDAY & SATURDAY. The Big ‘‘Jewel” Special Feature, “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN’’ “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” If you want to see some of the most tremendous scenes the screen has ever known see the mighty Metropolitan Opera House sequence in “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” The greatest heart-picture of a generation. PICTURE IN YOUR MIND THIS: ■Hushed under the spell of the golden voice of the new prima donna, thousands of evening-clothed men and women sit enraptured. As the last note trills heavenward—a shot! The singer falls unconscious, felled by a bullet from a man in a private box. Silence—screaming—silence. Then pandemonium. Swaying with a frenzied fear of they know not what, these folks of the elite mill and stampede like a frightened herd of cattle—they- rush through the aisles and corridors in blind panic! Prices: D.C. 2/-, Stalls 1/6 (plus tax). Reserves at Collier’s. PUBLIC NOTICES. SALE OF SURPLUS MILITARY' STORES. DRILL HALL, HAWERA. COMMENCING ON MONDAY, Sth SEPTEMBER, 1921. T HE . Depot will be open for sale to: the General Public between the hours 9.30 a.m. until noon, and from 2 p.m. un-1 til 4 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.'

The following articles will be for sale: Boots, new, repaired and part worn. Singlets, new, all wool. Underpants, new, all wool. Gowns, ward; Serge, new; Denim Suits; Denim Jackets; Saddles,‘new, fan-tree pattern; Saddles, South African Pattern; Harness; Heaters, Perfection; Cloak Straps, new and part worn; Spurs, new; Gloves, Khaki, new; Braces, new; Greatcoats, new and renovated; Blue Sergo Hospital Suits, new and renovated; Clothes Brushes, Ground Sheets, Horse Covers, new, lined and unlined; Clasp Knives, etc., etc., etc. NO CHEQUES ACCEPTED. NO WRAPPING SUPPLIED. No warranty, either written or implied, is given. No goods will bo taken back, exchanged, or sent on approval. C. F. BISHOP. Captain A.S.C., Officer in Charge, M.S.P.O. Sales.

NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. JJV Property has been sold. R. KILPATRICK. WANTED KNOWN. W E .. have filled our requirements for Slag Bags. NOLAN & CO. pOOTBALL! . pOOTBALL! NEW ZEALAND v. SPRINGBOKS. THIRD TEST AT WELLINGTON. SEPTEMBER 17th. Should sufficient inducement offer, my Large White Bus” will leave Waitara for Wellington on Friday, September IG, for the above match, returning on Sunday, the 18th. Return fare £3. Seats to be booked at the Garage, Waitara, Phone 24M. C. H. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. NOTE.—Arrangements will be made to pick up New Plymouth passengers. AUCKLAND HOTEL & RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. TARANAKI BRANCH., pOR the information of those concerned Mr. F. J. Lyons has no connection in any way with the above Union. The Country Organiser will be in Taranaki early in the month, in connection with this branch, and in the meantime all correspondence to be addressed direct to Auckland. . R. JACKSON. Secretary. ’ CLIFTON COUNTY COUNCIL. i pUBLIC Notice is hereby given that I the owners or drivers of all vehicles plying for hire or engaged in heavy traffic in the County of Clifton (including traction engines, motor waggons, trucks and lorries, vans, cabs and carts) must on or before the 14th day of September, 1921, OBTAIN LICENSES for such vehicles and pay to the County Clerk the prescribed fees therefor in accordance with the ’ provisions of ‘‘The Taranaki Counties Joint By-law, 1920.” R. H. PIGOTT, Chairman Clifton County Council Waitara, 25th August, 1921. PUBLIC NOTICE.

JN consequence of the Old Hospital Building being now used as an Infectious Diseases Block, the entrance to Hospital from Dawson Street is closed from this date to all traffic. Parents are particularly asked to see that their children do not go through the Hospi-tftl grounds. E. HOLDEN,' .