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Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Gigantic Matinee To-morrow at 3-30. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW AT 3.30 & 7.45. The One Million Dollar Amalgamation of Loveliness—a tri-color twist of girls, comedy, thrills and amazing achievements. SKIRTS : : : : SKIRTS SKIRTS : : : : SKIRTS SKIRTS : : : SKIRTS SKIRTS : : : : SKIRTS The mammoth mobili-atibn of eartfi’s fairest blossoms of femininity—a golden, glittering glacier of girls. Venus I has nothing on any of thee? perfect types of the form divine. SKIRTS : : : t SKIRTS i SKIRTS : : : : SKIRTS SKIRTS : : : : SKIRTS SKIRTS : : :: SKIRTS • Short Skirts. Long Skirts, Ballet Skirts, Rainy Day Skirts, Pleated Skirts, Riding Skirts. Divided Skirts, Draped , Skirts, Diaphanous Skirts, No Skirts. Blonde Girls, Brunette Girls, Ruddy Girls, Pale Girls, Red Headed Girls, Sunshine Girls, Moonshine Girls, Sea Tanned Girls, Sun Burned Girls, Just Girls. 3000 Sunshine Comedy Girls. . A 3-ring circus—so clowns, 50 acrobats. I America’s grace and beauty of girlhood ' in one gorgeous. glorious smile. One thousand Eves in a Grander Garden of Eden! I D.C. 2/-, Stells 1/6, Reserves at Collier’s. MATINEE TO-MORROW AT .3.30. Children 6d. But come early. MAHOE HALL. 4 DANCE will be held in the \lahoe Hall on October 11. in aid of the Hall Funds. Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. J. & M. BAILEY. Joint Secs. SOCIAL AND DANCE. TN the MIDHTRST HAdL on WEDNESDAY. October 19, in aid of the Anglican Church Funds. Fox’s Orchestra. Gents 2/0. Ladies 1/6. E. H. LINNELL, Hon. Secretary. PICNICKERS. t KEEP NGAERE GARDENS IN VIEW FOR LABOR DAY. : LESTER BROS. ’PHONE 315. i i 7-^— ——— ■ . ■■■■■■ TENDERS. OAONUI IRRIGATION BOARD. RENDERS are invited for the construe-1 tion of Dam and Headworks. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Board’s Office, Opunake, or on application to the undersigned. Sealed tenders, accompanied by deposit, and addressed to the Chairmen, will c’ se at the Board’s Office at 5 p.m. on the 24th inst. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SLADDEN AND PALMER, Civil Engineers & Licensed Surveyors, New Plymouth. FOR SALE BY TENDER. V/’ALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, approxi- ’ mateiy half-acre, about 70ft frontage, Main Street, centre of town, together with 8-roomed house, all conveniences Alternative tenders received for:— I (1) House and whole section; (2) House and part section. Easy term®. Any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close October 17. G. McMILLAN, McLean St.. Waitara. STONE SUPPLY AND HAULAGE TENDERS REQUIRED. 'J’HE ELTHAM COUNTY COUNCIL is prepared to receive Tenders for the following:— [ 1. Supply of broken stone and chippings by’ rail at Eltham, Te Roti and Nonnanby stations (Oct. 31, 1921). 2. Supply and delivery of broken stone and. screenings (local) to Palmer Road (Oct. 31, 1921). 3. Delivery of road stone, etc., from local railway stations and County Depot to new roads under construction (Oct. 23, 1921). 4. Delivery of road stone from Makaka to Auroa and Mangawhero Roads (Oct. IS, 1921). 5. Hire of road roller and accessories (Oct. 31, 1921). Further particulars should be obtained from the undersigned, by whom fender a should be received not later than the dates shown above. The Council do.ea not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. M. E. FITZGERALD. County Engineer. Eltham, October 10, 1921. /CARPENTERING— Repairs and alteration* neatly done, sash' eorda renewed. plumbing work attended to, concreting undertaken, jobbing work a apeoiaUtj’.—Chas. Hings Con, King Street.