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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. (For Two Nights Only). E. J. and Dan Carroll Present Australia’s Greatest Film Production and » Companion Picture to “On Our Selection.” “RUDD’S NEW SELECTION” “RUDDS NEW SELECTION” “RUDD’S NEW SELECTION” “RUDD’S NEW SELECTION” “RUDD’S NEW SELECTION” Made by the Prince of Australian Producers. Raymond Longford. You don’t need reminding of the good time you had viewing “On Our Selec-' tion.” All those lovable Australian' characters are here again—Dad. Mum,: Dave, Lil, Joe, Sarah, Dan, Nell and the Terrible Twins, with THE SWEETEST BUSH LOVE STORY EVER TOLD. It is simply bubbling over with quaint mirth and happy free life. If wise you will reserve at Collier’s right away. D.C. 2/-, Stalls 1/6, Reserves 2/6 (plus tax).

SHOWING AT THEATRE ROYAL, WAIT AR A, FRIDAY NIGHT. JJEW pLYMOUTH QHORAL gOCIETY. X EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1921. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1921. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1921. THE ANCIENT MARINER. THE ANCIENT MARINER. THE ANCIENT MARINER. (J. F. Barnett) Soloists: Madam Winnie Fraser Soprano. 1 Madam Ivo Symes Contralto. Mr. Hubert Carter Tenor. Mr. Hamilton Hodges Bass. ‘rices: 4/- (reserved) and 3/- (no tax). Box Plan at Collier’s on Friday. pOST —Hundreds of people, last seen making their way to Fitzroy School Fete, Saturday afternoon and evening.

TENDERS. TENDERS FOR LEASING. , ; BRENDERS are invited under Section • 50 of the West Coast Settlement Reserves Act, 1892, and its amendments for the lease of all that parcel of land ‘ containing sixty-six acres three roods and ten perches (66 acres 3 roods 10 'perches), more or less, being parts of • Sections one hundred and seventy-one 1(171) and one hundred and seventy-two (172) on the public map? of the Hui- • rangi District, the said pan-el of land being known as Pekatu E Block (Block lIX., Waitara Survey District), and subject to a right of access .appurtenant to I Pekatu ft* . and D. until Roddy Road and Everett Road are available as practical access, for a term of 21 years from f the First day of January, 1922, with [right of perpetual renewal as provided Iby the said Act. 1 The upset rental is £2O J4s per . annum. j Conditions and form« of tender may 1 be seen at the Native Trust Office, Wel- , lington. or the Post Office, New Plyi mouth. Waitara and Inglewood. TonIder? close at the Native Trust Office, [ Wellington, on the 21st day of Novem[ber, at 4 p.m. The highest or any tender not necessgrilv accepted. ,V. E. RAWSON, NatFve Trustee. HORTICULTURAL SHOWS. ST. MARY S HALL, VIVIAN STREET. S T - M ARY ’ S FOURTH A NXI ATj R OSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 & 5, 1921. (The only Rose Show held in New Plymouth.) Competitive, Decorative and Children’? Classes. Schedules of Show obtainable from C.F. and F. Coy.. Devon Street, or from the Secretary. Entries clo-s? Thursday Evening, Nov. 3. Beautiful Displays from many Private Gardens. ALSO — ANNUAL SALE OF WORK OF ST. MARY'S LADIES’ GUILD. Beautiful collection of Ladies’ and Children’s Garments and assortment of Novelties. Flowers! Sweets! Jumble Stalk! Also a well-stocked Produce Stall from th? Country Districts. Afternoon Tea. Musical Items in evening. Opening Ceremony 2 p.m. Friday. ADMISSION I/-. D. E. RUEBE, Hon See. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. 'J’HE 2^ ew p LYMOUTH Q as ( COMPANY, piMITED.

DEBENTURE ISSUE OF £28.000 IN DENOMINATIONS OF £5O AND £lOO. With interest at S per cent., to pay off existing Debentures Maturing on Ist January next. Payable JO per cent on Application—balance on allotment. Repayable Ist January, 1932. Applications will be dealt with in order of receipt. LIST CLOSES ON 21st NOVEMBER, 1921. Forms of Application may be obtained at the Company’s Office. New Plymouth, or at the Bank of New Zealand.