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Taranaki Daily News, 3 August 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT I At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! up your troubles in your old kit bag. *nd smite, smile. =nrile! HERBERT RAWLINSON HERBERT RAWLINSON In a thrilling -story of a two-fisted righting Irishman He had Irish wit —Irish » nule—lrish heart! “THE SCRAPPER ’* “THE SCRAPPER.” “THE SCRAPPER.” “THE SCRAPPER. ’ In corduroys he was a lighting cyclone—In dress he was a glorious lover -—But the' day he mixed business and pleasure he started on the busiest hour you ever saw in Pictures’ Supporting films are—Comedy, “Shipprrecked Among Animals,” and “Internationa! News.” Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-. r HOCKEY, NORDERN CUP. TAUMATA PARK, ELTHAM. THI3ISDAT, AUGUST 3. SVAIRAP.APA v._ TARANAKI. | Challengers(Holders) THE GAME OF THE SEASON! g-- ■ ■ BOXING BOXING TOWN HALL, ELTHAM. SATURDAY NEXT. ■MONSTER CHALLENGE TOURNEY. WANGANUI v. TARANAKI. Eleven Bouts. JThe pick of the Amateurs of both Provinces Competing. PRICES: 12/6, 7/6, 5/-, 3/6 Box Plan at Bluettt s. B. G. TAYLER, Secretary. BOXING BOXING EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION! EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION! jrjREATEST HEAVY-WEIGHT CONTEST ever fought in Taranaki is to be— ALBERT POOLEY ALBERT POOLEY ALBERT POOLEY ALBERT POOLEY (Auckland) CYRIL WHITTAKER CYRIL WHITTAKER CYRIL WHITTAKER CYRIL WHITTAKER (Wellington). tN THE CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922. At 8 p.m. Preliminaries by the Best Amateurs in Taranaki. Admission: 21s (ringside).. 10s and 5s (plus tax).’ Plan opens at Collier's on Thursday, August 3. C. H. WYNYART. Secretary, T.B.A. COTTIER’S INGLEWOOD. •REMNANTS LEFT OVER " FROM SALE TO BE CLEAP.ED AT ABSURD PRICES. ALSO SEVERAL LINES TO BE SOLD UNDER SALE PRICE. WE INTEND TO QUIT THESE BEFORE STOCKTAKING. IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL K COTTIER’S,’. INGLEWOOD. FARQUHAR’S CHEAT SALE OF FOOTWEAR, CLOTHING A MERCERY. ULL BOOTS A SHOES SHOWN IN OUR BOOT WINDOW J5/_ PER PAIR. See our Clothing Window. BT«ftlige Shirts 5/11. Men’s Heavy Knitted Undershirts 6/11. and Men’s Grey and Shetland Undershirts 6/11, Colonial All Wool Sox 1/6 pair. ail round reductions on all other lines. SEE OUR DOOR DISPLAY. GEORGE FARQUHAR, '. -MOOT IMPORTER. CLOTHIER A MERCER. INGLEWOOD-