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Taranaki Daily News, 16 November 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7 AS- TO-NIGHT! Sh* fell in love with a Cook—Cupid in the kitchen of the "Purple Guinea Pig - DAVID BUTLER A LEATRIOE JOY PA VID BUTLER A LEATRIOE JOY “SMILING ALL THE WAY.” “SMILING ALL THE WAY.” A glad story to give you tne glad feeling. Smile and grow fat. Smile and live longer. A romance of rhe heart of Greenwich Village—Rich v. Poor—and odd? on the poor man. the cook, who’s always smiling. You’ll catch it. too. Also showing: Gazettes, and ■'The Invisible HanJ.” AT USUAL PRICES. EMPIRE THEATRE. November 21, 22, 23. BILLETED A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By Tennyson Jesse and H. M. Harwood. Betty Taradine ... Mrs. Claude Weston Penelope Moon .... Mrs. Rex Brewster Miss Liptrott (the vicar’s sister) Mrs. E. A. Walker Mrs. Brace (the cook) ... Mre. Bartley Rose (a maid) Miss Jessie Home Peter Taradine Mr. A. L. North Colonel Preedy Mr. A. L Moore Rev. Ambrose Liptrott (the vicar) Mr. C. H. Wynyard Mr. McFarlane (bank manager) Mr. Andrew Smith The Play take? place in the morning room of the Manor House, Pot worthy, in the August of Idle. BOX PLAN OPENS AT COLLIER’S ON THURSDAY MORNING. • BOXING DAY SPORTS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26. fpAUMAT A p A R K ELTHAM. chopping, Sawing. Running and Cycling, iaces for Father. Race? for Mother and the Children. A Good Day’s Outing. Eltham Bras? Band in Attendance, luncheon and Afternoon tea. Caterer, V Mrs. Wileon. Programme Later. aTTCrfALL, Hon. Sec. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. gPECIAL gPRING HPARIFF. For the next two months only the Tariff at the North Egmont Mountain House will be 14/- per day (inclusive), or £4 18s per week. The Accommodation and Table a-e equal to those of the best hotels ir. the big centres at a guinea a day and over, added to which are the incomparable scenery, the health-giv-ing air, and the restfulness of the mountain. For the tired, nerve-jangled housewife, jaded business man, or overworked or worried farmer, a week at the Mountain will set herself or himself up for another year. Avail ■yourself of this opportunity of spending a few day? at the Mountain at nominal cost. Book at the Tourist Bureau (Humphries and Davies’. Egmont Street, Telephone No. 642), or with the Secretary (Mr. Hugh Baily), Egmont Street, Telephone No. 89).

NOTICE to CYCLISTS LADIES’ & GENTS’ ARGYLE CYCLE S , £l3 10s. JUVENILE ARGYLE CYCLES, £ll. MILLER’S MONARCH LAMPS, £1 2s 6d MILLERS BETO LAMPS. 14/6. SADDLES. 12/6, 15/6 and 17/6. RAT-TRAP PEDALS, per pair, 8/6. RUBBER PEDALS, per pair, 10/6. BLUMEL’S CELLULOID PUMPS, 15 x 7/8, ' 6/6. NICKEL-PLATED PUMPS, 3/6. MOTOR CYCLE PUMPS, 8/6 A 10/6. OIL LAMPS. • 4/6 and 7/6. LUGGAGE CARRIERS, 5/-. Also a full range of Cycle Tyres, Tubes and Sundries in stock. ARNOLD GEORGE OROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. jjfEW pLYMOUTH TO TJAWERA. RETURN DAILY. (Seven-seater Car.) J>parf—New Plymouth (Currie Street), Daily News Office, at 4AO a.in., arrive at Hawt-a 7 a.m. (catch Wanganui train). J)e parts—Rawer* 7.15 tßoyal Hotel), arrives New Plymouth, at 10 a.m. TARES: New Plymouth to Hawera 10s, Hawfta to New Plymouth 7s. C. DYKES. Proprietor.