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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT I At 745- TO-NIGHT! MEET THE GANG which made the world laugh. WESLEY (“FRECKLES”) BARRY In Booth Tarkington's famous story ■“PENROD.” Lots of Fun and Frolic. “PENROD.” Remember the joy of these ‘‘PENROD.” Penrod-Pepisodes! “PENROD.” “The Pageant of the Table “PENROD.’ Round.” "The Evils of “PENROD.” Drink.” “School.” "Soar“PENROD ” ing.” "The Cotillion,” "The “PENROD.” Big Show.” “The New “PENROD.' Star,” “Tar.” "The Cir“PENROD.” cus,” and all the others ‘“PENROD.” you roared over in Booth “PENROD.” Tarkington’s stories. “PENROD." Now -ee them all in One “PENROD.” Big Feature. Eight Reels of Continuous Fun. This Cyclonic Production will sweep the audience off its feet by its intensely human element, its true “o life characters, and its irresistible humor. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW. At 3.30. Starting late to enable the Kiddies to attend after school. Children Sixpence. Adults 1/6 and 1/-. NIGHT PRICES: D.C. 2s. Stalls Is 6d. Box Plans at Collier’s. HERE WE ARE AGAIN. AVENUE ROAD CARD CLUB’S MONSTER j£UCHRE pARTY AND JQANCE. WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1922. Over £45 in Prizes. Ticket Holders’ Seats Reserved until 7.45 p.m. Prizes on view at H. Derby and Co.’s. Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. J. CLIFF, Hon. Sec. SHALL US? LET’S” TOIN the Big Stunt at NGAERE GAR- ° DENS on LABOR DAY. In addition to our many attractions — Water Chute, Launch, Magnavox, “The Great etc.—Stratford’s Associated Shop Assistants are conducting some novelty side-shows in aid of their Queen Candidate. The organiser of the Mardi Gras has arranged for one of Wanganui’s crack Bands of 30 performers to be in attendance from 1.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Afore space in next Saturday's issue of this paper, and we will then tell you more about it. URGENT CAT J, UP THE FIRE STATION! rpHIS in what we always receive when Fire is about. The Brigade in turn are sending out an URGENT to its supporters by way of an ART UNION OF OIL PAINTINGS ART UNION OF OIL PAINTINGS On vic ' at Purser’s, Ltd. First Prize.—“ Off D’Urville Island. Second Prize. —"New Plymouth Beach.” Third Prize. —“Lake Te Anau.” TICKETS: 1/- each. 22 for £1;"" 11 for 10/-. Prize* will be drawn for on Saturday, October 28. H. H. FORD, Secretary. FOR SALE TWO GOOD SECOND HANIX MILK CARTS A. LEECH, INGLEWOOD. TAR SPLASHED SCIENTIFICALLY —By— CONWAY & BISHOP (Late of Borough Council.) /CONTRACTORS for Asphalting, Tarring and Sanding. Concrete Walls and Paths, Drain Laying, Storm water Gratings, etc., etc. Estimates Free. . Inquiries Invited. Works: Devon Street (Shuttleworth’s Yard). P.O. Box 275. BATAPIKO—TARIKI—TAITAMA ■ RURAL MAIL DELIVERY. DAILY SERVICE BY MOTOR CYCLE. Revised Time-table. Ratapiko G.P.O. Box cleared, 7 a m. Leave Ratapiko 7AO a.m. Arrive Tariki 8 a.m. Leave Tariki 8.30 a.m. Arrive Ratapiko 9.15 a.m. Arrive Taitama 9.45 a.m. Leave Taitama 9.50 a.m. Arrive Ratapiko 10.15 a.m. DAILY NEWS delivered in connection with mail. J. JACOBSEN, Mail Contractor. FRANK AMOORE jgUHDER AND QONTRACTOR. SPECIALIST IN REINFORCED CONCRETE WORK. Address: Brougham Street, New Plymouth.