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Taranaki Daily News, 13 April 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT Last Screening of the Wonderful SLOW MOTION PICTURES OF THE HIGH DIVE. Last screening of the sensational Vitagraph Special, “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS.” “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS.” “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS.” “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS.” “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS.” “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS.” Starring ANTONIO MORENO. And the two-reel comedy-spasm, “ THE KNOCK-OUT ” “ THE KNOCK-OUT ” CLARKE MEMORIAL BENEFIT. TO-MORROW (Good Friday) NIGHT, At 8 p.m. ALICE JOYCE rh a Vitagraph BlueRibbon feature—“HEß LORD AND MASTER” “HER LORD AND MASTER” Usual Prices. COMING EASTER MONDAY. James Oliver Curwood’# wonder story in a wonder picture, “NOMADS OF THE NORTH” Book Your Seats at Collier’s. MAHOE HALL. A DANCE in aid of the Hall Funds will be held in the above Hall on Tuesday, April 18. Excellent music, good floor, splendid supper. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. J. BAILEY, Hon. Sec. WAR-EA HALL. TT ARVEST FESTIVAL DANCE, EASTER MONDAY, April 17. Gents 2/6. Ladies 1/-. Good Supper. Spletodid Floor. First-class Music. ’ WHAREHL’IA SOCIAL CLUB. QRAND QPENING JJALL FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 1922. Grand March 8 p.m. Sit-down Supper. Mrs. Bianchi’s Orchestra. Sente 5/-, Ladies 3/-. Double Ticket 7/6. H. H. MURRAY, Hon. Sec. gPECIALLY gELECTED, gACR'ED, MUSICAL PROGRAMME. NGAERE GARDENS. GOOD FRIDAY. The Stratford Musical Society will please you. This trained and strong Combination of mixed voice# will ring King of Kings. There is a. Green Hill, pod So Loved- the WojJd. The Long Day Closes. Moonlight. Send Out Thy Light, >nd others. Vocal solos and duets, instrumental item# by the great orchestrala. We thank you in anticipation of your patronage to hear this programme. Admission 1/. (no amusement tax). WATER CHUTE Will be running at NGAERE GARDENS NGAERE GARDENS ON EASTER MONDAY. This big popular attraction has recently been overhauled and made safe, so boys and girls mu#ter up and come for a sensation. The motor launch Mabel Will also, be running, and our many other popular amusements will be available. Hot Water Free. Messrs. Harris. Glenie and Co., of Inglewood, will demonstrate their Rapid Water Heater, and will supply patrons with boiling water at the rate of ISOgals. per hour. Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Fruit, etc., available at Gardens. LESTER BROS. ’Phone 315, Stratford Exchange.

REGAL MUSIC SHOP. VI7INTER IS COMING —in case you don’t know). Prepare for it by buying a “His Master’s Voice” or Zonophone Gramophone. A good variety in stock to choose from. Price# within easy reach of all. From £6 upwards. Latest Records, Fox trot#, etc., arriving every week. Piano# on Easy Time Payments. Musical Instruments of every description stocked. SHEET MUSIC A SPECIALITY. Anything not in stock procured at shortest notice. J. C. KENNY Devon Street Central, New Plymouth. PERCY J. DOUGLASS FOR MOTOR CYCLES. “SCOUT INDIANS” for 1922 have floating spring seat pillar. Improved Electrical Equipment. Splendid finish. Low riding po#ition. Speed 4 to 60 miles per hour. Eighty to 100 miles per gallon of Benzine. Their reliability is widely known. •DOUGLAS” 4 h.p. 1922 Model has mechanical oiling. New single lever CarL burettor. Detachable cylinder “ heads; 80 to 100 miles per gallon of benzine. UDonglas” are motor cycle maker# to H.M. King George. SPARKING PLUGS. Mr. Whitehead rode at the New Plymouth Races on a pair purchased from us. PERCY J. DOUGLASS NEW PI YMOUTH.