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Taranaki Daily News, 27 March 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! THE BATTLE OF THE CENTURY. Mr. D. D. O’Connor presents The Official Pictures of the DEMPSEY - CARPENTIER FIGHT. DEMPSEY - CARPENTIER FIGHT. DEMPSEY - CARPENTIER FIGHT. One Hour of Terrific Action. The Dominion says: “The finest fight film ever. The picture has been taken with brains. Hundreds in the audience rose from their seats at the exciting passages.” The N.Z. Times says: “It is a great picture, aglow with the thrill of reality. A great lesson in pluck, endurance and chivalry, for nien and women alike.” Elinor Glyn said: “Every woman with an ounce of red blood in her veins would want to see Carpentier.” HUNDREDS of LADIES are attending the screenings of this remarkable picture nightly. There is nothing whatever repulsive to the most delicate susceptibilities in this historic trial of the manly qualities of the famous athletes Prices—D.C. 2/6, Stalls 2s and 1/6. Box Plan at Collier’s. Reserves 2/6 (all prices plus tax). RIVERLEA SPORTS CLUB. Don’t Forget that there are RECORD ENTRIES for the RIVERLEA gPORTS On TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1922. Sports commence at 11 a.m. sharp. Luncheon, Soft Drinks, Fruit, etc., obtainable on grounds. Opunake Band in Attendance. MONSTER DANCE in Hall in evening. Admission to Dance: Gents 3s, Ladies 1/6. A. E. MILLS, Hon. Sec. HAWERA MACHINERY EXCHANGE NELSON STREET. HAWERA. IMPLEMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BOUGHT. SOLD AND EXCHANGED. Before purchasing that new implement, or machine, CALL AND SEE US. IT WILL PAY YOU. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention.

ELTHAM-OPUNAKE MAIL CAR SERVICE. Leave Opunake 7.30 a.m. and 1.15 p.m. Arrive Opunake 10.45 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Leave Eltham 9.15 a.m. and 5 p.m. Arrive Eltham 9 a.m. and 2.45 p.m. In addition to /the above through time-table, car runs to Kaponga as follows : Leaves Eltham 6.30 a.m. and 6.40 p.m. Leaves Kaponga 7.5 a.m. and 7.15 p.m. The 6.40 p.m. car will go further on from Kaponga if necessary. This Service gives you 24 hours in Cpunake and 2J hours in Eltham for b siness, and gets you home in reasonable time. WILSON’S MOTOR LUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM. RE £(J SPARKING PLUGS. TLTR. P. COLEMAN writes to the Distributors as follows: Dear Sirs, —You will, no doubt, be pleased to hear that I have achieved more success while using your type G 1 K.L.G. Sparking Plugs. On January 20, at Wairoa, I made a new grass track record, covering 10 miles 540 yards in 8 minutes 43 seconds. On February 8, at Feilding I won the 10-mile handicap, covering the distance in 8 minutes 52 1/5 seconds. On F.bruary 11, at Marton, I won the Marton Handicap of 10 miles, second in Gaisford Cup of 12 miles, and won the Final Handicap, of 8 miles. These were the only three races in which I started, so I am very well satisfied with the reliability of the K.L.G. Plugs.—Yours truly, (Signed) PERCY COLEMAN. PERCY J. DOUGLASS AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. (ALL SIZES IN STOCK.) TO FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED. XTOW is your chance to get your cart- ” ing done promptly and at a reasonable price. Having secured a LEYLAND FOUR-TON LORRY, I am prepared t. do carting at the rate of one shilling per mile per ton, full loads. Both ways charged. Starting Monday, 9th May, 1921. Minimum charge 10s per ton. Please ring up, or leave orders at A. Veale’s (’Phone, 166), Brougham Street. M. T. PRIEST, CARRIER, NEW PLYMOUTH. TO RESIDENTS OF INGLEWOOD AND DISTRICT. TAURING the next few days my business premises, Moa Street, Inglewood, will be closed owing to my absence securing heavy stocks for enlargement of business activities. R. LETT. DECORATOR. STGNWRITIR. / U PAPEKHANGER, INGLEWuJD-..