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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT At 745 TO-NIGHT Positively the Last Night of DARE-DEVIL TOM MIX DARE-DEVIL TOM MIX In his Latent big picture suedeea “THE ROUGH DIAMOND” “THE ROUGH DIAMOND" ANOTHER WINNER TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY. Herbert Rawlinson In “THE SCRAPPER” “THE SCRAPPER” Prices as Usual. • SPRING FAIR. R SPRING FAIR in aid of the Methodiet Church will be held in the Hemptan-HaH, Okato, on THURSDAY. August 3. Open from 2 p.m. till 10.30 p.m. Stalls of every variety. Fish-pond, Competition?, etc. Come and help a worthy cause.

TARANAKI'S BEST BALL. FIFTH ANNUAL pLAIN & pANCY J) RESS JJALI. At CORONATION HALL. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, August 24 and 25. CHILDREN’S NIGHT FRIDAY. MUSIC BY 4th BATTALION (WELLINGTON REGIMENT) BAND. Prizes: National, Poster, Original and Fancy Costumes. Special Features: Excellent Floor, Splendid Supper, Grand Illuminations. SPECIAL LATE TRAM CHILDREN’S NIGHT. G. E. ROPER, Chairman. “DIABOLO” High-Grade SEPARATORS CLEAN SKIMMING. LOW COST. PROMPT DELIVERY ALL SIZES. Full Particulars and Prices upnn Application. COLLETT & CO., LTD, NEW PLYMOUTH.

END OF SEASON SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES. V\ T E have the following Footballs left, ’ all complete—--10 only “National" Solid Leather, Hand Sewn. Match 11., Price 27/6. NOW 2i/-. 4 Only School Special Hand Sewn Match 11. Usual Price 25/-. NOW 20/-. 2 Onlv, Size 4NOW 10/6. 2 Only,’ Size 3 NOW 8/6. 2 Only, Size 2 NOW 6/6. BASIL BALLS from 3/6. P.O. Box 141 ..s-..’Phone 385.

SEAT COVERS FOR FORD TOURING CARS. PRICE WHILE STOCK LASTS. SET COMPLETE, £4. Posted or Railed Free to any addreea. IRA J. BRIDGER. MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE, ’Phone 68D, ELTHAM.

HOUSEWIVES! If you have not used DHOBIE SOAP TXONT delay to buy a bar- from your U Storekeeper. Read the for washing clothes without boiling, on “Dhobie” Labels. DHOBIE SOAP is second to none for all household use. Obtainable from All Storekeepers. “USE IT!”

BOXING. T EARN TO BOX. Learn now. I will teach you. I have taught more Champion? than any teacher in N.Z.— Four Professional Champions, besides a host of Amateurs. Five winners at the last Wellington Tournament; two N.I. Championship® at Palmerston N. Term? reasonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. . Rooms: Above Imperial Billiard Saloon. MONDAYS & THURSDAYS, from 2 till 5 p V- and 7 till 9 p.m. BILLY CRAWFORD AND CYRIL WHITAKER.