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Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EVERYBODY’S LAST DAY OF ‘•OVER THE HILL.” MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 30. Matinee Prices— Adults Is 6d an! Is, Children 6J. TO-WIGHT At 7 -45 TO-NIGHT Last Night of “OVER THE HILL.” • "OVER THE HILL.” “OVER THE HILL.” “OVER THE HILL.” So need to tell you its merits, just listen to the whole town talking. Night Prices: D.C.'2s 4xi. Stalls 2s ant! Is Gd. Reserves: 3a and 2s 6d. at Collier’s. (Ail prices plus tax.) •yyHAREHL'IA yyHAREHUIA THE WAR STOPPED THE WORLD Llovd George, assisted by the Residents of Wharehuia. will push her off again ' TO-MORROW. THURSDAY. AUGUST 31. JJOME JNDUSTRIES gXHIBITION. Official opening bv T C. List. Esq., at 1.30 p m Encourage the Young to be Efficient. Eee their Exhibits. also the Product? of your own district £ide Shows'.- Produce Stall. Afternoon Tea. ' Football Match at 2.30 n.m - ' WHAREHUIA v. MIDHIRST. Gift Auction at 9.30 p.m. NEW ALL ROAD. ;-A DANCE will be held on FRIDAY. Ist September. 1022 Music by Mr. Pearson. Gents 2/6. Lad’?? a basket. R. CASSIE. Hon. Ser. SCOTTISH pONCERT & D AXCE TOWN HALL. STRATFORD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 31, 1922. Artists include — PETER EDIE. Famous Scottish Entertainer. MRS. CRAIG. A.T.C.L., Scottish Soprano. MR. W. MeFARLANE. Tenor. THELMA McKENZIE. ex World Chamcion Dancer. and present N.Z. Champion Scottish and Fancy Dancer. * MISS EILEEN DRISCOLL, Wellingten’? Star Artist. Tickets: Gent? 5'6, Ladies 2/6. LOOK! TYON’T forget the AARD start their Sunday Service next Sunday, September 3. Leaving New Plvmouth 7 a.m.. you can get from New Plymouth to Wanganui, Palmerston North. Taikape. Napier, Maeterton or Wellington the same day. ”-ook early, or ring ’phone? 506 or 357. . Single. New Plvmouth to Wanganui .... 32/6 New Plymouth to Palmerston N. 47 6 New Plymouth to T -’?h a .pe 75/New Plymouth, tn Napier 82/6 New Plymouth to Masterton . 67/6 2w» Plymouth to Wellington ... 77/6 GIBSON’ 5 MOTORS (AARD SERVICE). Tourist Garage. Brougham Street.

CRE A M TT is absolutely e=??n‘’ ; ’ in th?.?* ders that the farmer should get the highest possible returns to enable him t»- .in through to more times To do this he must receive the full valve of his butter fat He ct. no longer afford to have heavy deduct , n- made from his monthly cheques for the ever-recurring non-interest-bearinc .-’mw* reductions of old overdraft s par;w-n’s for lorries. anti so-called “bad luck.” All ,these, .•ombined with unnecessarily high manufacturing costs, lead to a poor net payout for th** season, and if lie has to wait well into the nex: =?a-nn for his final bonus it not only .i’nr®?i«te« the sellin j value of hi« farm, but makes his effort? to meet his liabilities a hopeless struggle. There i* an ever-increasing number of • practical farmers who are avoiding the--.» trouble? and g*.i ng from £25 to £290 better fr >m their farms by sen 1<ng their cream to the FRESH FOOD COMPANY’S FACTOR BES at either New Plvmouth or Wanganui. This Comoanv's rapidly-in teasing hustne.-? is heing built up on a solid town, dation. viz., the reeemmendation? of their satisfied supplier?, who have real jeed the b-nC* : ts derived from the firm's— Careful Bu?ine-? Methods. f ourteen Years’ Pra tical Experience. Up-to-date Machinery. Prompt and Libera] Payments. Low Mantrfaeturine Costs. Compare your b.st season’s return? fboth weight nf butter-fat and payments) with those received by our client? You will then write or wire for particulars- of separators, cans, etcwhich the Company will supply on exceptionally easy term?: then consign your cream to them, and yon will quickly realise that von are commencing a new and more prosperous era of your farm life Write at on*p tn— THE SECRETARY. S John’s. Wanganui. Or FRANCIS W COURT Eliot Street New Plymouth., Or Box 56. Stratford. The Genr.= of Colds. Catarrh and Influenza are having a great time. Fight |hoa with Nazol.