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Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE. STRATFORD. MATINEE TO-DAY 2 P.M. CONSTANCE BINNEY In her latest Paramount Picture, “39 EAST.” Also Serial, Gazette, Comedy. TO-NIGHT & MONDAY NIGHT ONLY. THE GREATEST FEATURE EVER BROUGHT TO STRATFORD. CECIL B. DE MILLE’S Surpassingly beautiful Paramount Super-product ion, “THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL.” “THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL.” “THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL Nine Reels offered with the greatest cast ever seen in one motion picture:— Wallace Reid, Elliot Dexter, Monte Blue, Theodore Roberts, Theodore Kosloff, Raymond Hatton, Gloria Swanson, Agnes Ayres, Wanda Hawley, Bebe Daniels, Polly Moran, Julia Faye. A real life story pulsing with thrills and clad in a thousand beauties. “THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL.” Is the most expensive super-feature ever offered to the public of Stratford and we ask your support, which will enable us to secure any further stupendous productions. Prices (reserved) : D.C. 2/6, Stalls 2/(plus tax). Box Plan at Humphrey’s, Book-seller FOOTBALL. gATURDAY JJ UGB Y . SENIOR A GRADE. OK Al AW A v. OPUNAKE.—2.4S p.m., at Opunake. Referee, Mr. A. H. Guy. STRATFORD v. KAPONGA—2.4S p.m . at Kaponga. Referee: Mr. J. F. Kiley. PATEA v CLIFTON—3 p.m., at Waitana. Referee, Mr. F. Julian. TUKAPA v. WAIMATE—2.4S p.m., at Manaia. Referee, Mr. F. Phelan. SENIOR B GRADE. OLD BOYS v. INGLEWOOD—3 p.m at Inglewood. Referee, Mr. J. H. Thompson. OKATO v. LEPPERTON—3 p.m., Lepperton. Referee, Mr. J. O’Grady ELTHAM v. STAR—3 p.m., at Western Park. Referee, Mr. F. Hooker. let JUNIORS (Northern Division.) STAR v. RAHOTU—3 p.m., at Rahocn. URENUI v. CLIFTON—3 p.m., at Urenui. TUKAPA v. N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL —1.15 p.m., at Western Park. Ist JUNIORS (Southern DivisionL HAWERA v. OPUNAKE—2.4S p.m. at Hawera. OKAIAWA v. ALTON—2.4S p.m., at PATEA v. KAPONGA—2.4S p.m., at Patea. ADMISSION 1/1, including tax. Ladies and Youths 6d. C. E. J AGO.Secretary, T.R.U.

SECOND HAND CARS SOME GENUINE BARGAINS. MAXWELL—S-seater, 1920 model, done small mileage. Electric light and starting. Tyres all good. Top, upholstery and curtains as new 1 Mechanically good as new. £240. OVERLAND—-2-seater, 1912 ■ lei. This car hae just been overhauled and is mechanically in perfect order. It is very powerful and suitable for rough work. New upholstery, tyres etc. quite good. A snip at £95. SAXON—3-seater. Prestolite Lighting. In Al order in every way. Over 30 miles per gallon, and very light on tyres. £165. CHEVROLET—S-seater, Baby Grand, electric light and starting, coachwork and upholstery equal to new. Only done small mileage. A splendid family car. £2OO. We can confidently recommend any of these Cars as being excellent value, and any trial will be given. Liberal terms can be arranged on most of them. MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM AND WANGANUI. ’Phone No. 195, Eltham. SHOOTING SEASON. to shoot Cock Pheasants & Californian Quail and Native Game (excluding native pigeon, pukeko and Paradise ducks) in the Taranaki Acclimatisation Society’s District, from May Ist to July 31st, 1922. will be issued from the following Post Offices:—New Plymouth, Opunake, Inglewood. Wai tara, Okato, Pungarehu, Rahotu, Tariki, Urenui, Uruti. Licenses may be obtained also from the Secretary. NOTE.—Licenses are available only for districts in which issued. All Licenses must be produced on request of rangers. VAL DUFF, Sea. Secretary.