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Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! At 7 .4 q. TO-NIGHT! FOR THE LAST TIME. CHARLES “BUCK” JONES. CHARLES “BUCK” JONES. —ln A real “Western” romance, in which luck, pluck and “Buck” divide honors. “ROUGH SHOD;’ A story of ranch life "ROUGH SHOD.” in Arizona, packed “ROUGH SHOD.” with daring stunts “ROUGH SHOD.” and. fascinating ro“ROI’GH SHOD.” mance. Crammed with thrills that will lift you out of your seat. Supporting films include Sunshine Comedy “LAUGHING GAS,” Cartoon and Topical. Showing at Übual Prices. S T ’ M arys R ose & S PRING pLOWOER gHOW. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY’, NOVEMBER 15 & 16. Competitive Classes for 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 r , Central Fruit Shop (next Hannah’s), on MONDAY, 13th inst. Admission to Show: Adults Is, Children fid. Schedule#? on application to— MRS. H. INSULL, Hon. Secretary. 'Phone 391.

MEETINGS. t PUNGAREHU HALL. TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922. Chair at 8 p.m. TO THE SOLDIER SETTLERS OF THE PARIHAKA BLOCK. pwN the occasion of the visit to Pnngarehu of Mr. O. J. Hawken, M.P., for the purpose of addressing the electors of the district, I request as many as possible of the Soldier Settlers to be present, as matters relating to their welfare will form part of the address. C. FORRESTER. TENDERS. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD. TENDERS. 784 Ironbark Piles, Cont. No. 4. 333,279 ft. Ironbark Timber, Cont. No. 5. 338,966 ft. Timber, Cont. No. 6. 107,499 ft. Totara Timber, Cont. No. 7. 96| tons Muntz Metal, Cont. No. 8. VVRITTEN Tenders, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, wifi be received up till Noon on THURSDAY, the 30th Day of NOVEMBER, 1922, for the SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF THE ABOVE. Specifications may be inspected at the office of the undersigned, U.S.S. Coy. Buildings, New Plymouth, where copies may be obtained on payment of 5/-, which will be refunded on return of copies together with bona fide tender. BLAIR MASON, LEE & OWEN, Consulting Engineers.

MANUFACTURING IS OUR SPECIALITY. TF you require a Blouse or Frock, we are in a position (being manufacturers) to carry out your wishes. A beau- . tiful range of Materials await your inspection. Kindly call at either of our Retail Shops, where courtesy and kindness will be shown you whilst making your choice. We also stock— BLOUSES FROCKS HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES HOSIERY LACES RIBBONS MANCHESTER GOODS Etc. uur prices will stand comparison with any other firms. COME & SEE FOR YOURSELF. NEV' PLYMOUTH SOFT GOODS MANUFACTURING CO- ’ CURRIE STREET, ’Phone 597. DEVON STREET (opp. Empire Theatre) ’Phone 904. NOTICE RE ACCOUNTS. /"AWING to premises occupied by us being sold, all accounts owing to us must be settled or arranged for by November 30, 1922. BRUCE & FEAKINS, General Blacksmiths & Coachbuilders, Ourie Street, New Plymouth.