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Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLES TO NIGHT At 7.45. TO-NIGHT. FOR THE LAST TIME. Another Big Picture by the Star without a failure. ELAINE KAMMERSTEIN, ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN, In an intense, finely-produced drania of modern business life—--UNDER OATH.” A Tale of Tangled In“UNDER OATH.” trigues for the love of “UNDER OATH.” a worth-while woman. Selznick’s popular star adds another brilliant performance to her long list of sucs cesses. NILES WELCH is in it, too! Also, "THE BLUE FOX.”' Episode 4. . USUAL PRICES. COMING TOMORROW. BUCK JONES in “ROUGH SHOD.” yOWN JJALL, gTRATFORD. TO-MORROW NIGHT, NOVEMBER 14. B ox 1 N G TO-MORROW, at 8 p.m. A display of Scientific Boxing by skilled devotees of the noble art. A NIGHT WITH THE AMATEURS. Every contestant an exponent of renown. By permission of the Stratford Sports and Pastimes Club. HERE’S THE PROGRAMME: Collins (Stratford) v. Mancer (Eltham). Childs (Stratford) v. Henry (Eltham). Skoglund (Stratford) v. Morgan (Eltham). Brooking (Stratford) v. Foote (Eltham). Hope (Hawera) v. Humphries (Eltham). Biennerhaeset (Stratford) v. Dudding (Stratford). Duggan (Hawera) v. MeAsey (Lepperton). Colton (Te Wera) v. Graham (Eltham). Heavy-weights: Pepperell (Hawera) v. A. E. Mills (Riverlea). Mr. F. D. Gaffaney has presented a gold medal for the most scientific boxer in the tourney. Popular Prices. ss, 3s and 2s (plus tax), ladies and schoolboys half price.

S T - ARY’S J>OSE '& gPRING pLOWtER £HOW. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 & 16. Competitive Classes fon* Adults and Children. Decorated Tables and Mantels, Baskets and Bouquets. Displays of Blooms by leading Amateurs and Nurserymen. Afternoon Tea, Flower & Sweets Stalls. Proceeds in aid of New Sunday School Building Fund. ENTRIES close with Mr. J. H. MeGAHEY. Central Fruit Shop (next Hannah’s), on MONDAY. 13th inst. Admission to Show: Adults Is. Children 6d. Schedules on application to— MRS. H. INSULL, Hon. Secretary. • 'Phone 391. iyHE JUSTING WINDSCREEN Adds greatly to the .convenience and pleasure of side-car riding. Protects the passenger from dust, wind and rain. A Hood as well as a Windscreen. Ask for full descriptive list. IRA J. BRIDGER, Agent, MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE, ’Phone 66D, ELTHAM.

FROCKS! FROCKS’. FROCKS! SUMMER DAYS AT HERE! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY SUMMER FROCKS. CAN MAKE TO SUIT YOU—FOULARD FROCKS . 18/6. CRETONNE FROCKS ... 10/6. SPONGE CLOTH FROCKS 32/6. VOILE FROCKS .. From 18/0. NEV PLYMOUTH SOFT GOODS MANUFACTURING CO- - CURRIE STREET, ’Phone 597. DEVON STREET (opp. Empire Theatre) ’Phone 904.