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Taranaki Daily News, 16 November 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EVERYBODY’S {TO-NIGHT! At 7.4> TO-NIGHT! DOR THE LAST TIME. » A Programme for Real Men and Women. WILLIAM DUNCAN WILLIAM DUNCAN pj a story of red-blooded people in the Great West. "WHERE MEN ARE MEN.’"WHERE MEN ARE MEN.’thrilling story of the mining country around the Death Valley Region, pee BILL RUSSELL’S sensational bout .With Sailor Tom Wilson, former sparring partner of Bob Fitzsimmons. On the same programme:— f-'THE LEATHER PUSHERS,” Round 5. The Best of-the Series so far, and a Sherlock Holmes story — "THE PRIORY SCHOOL.” Prices as usual. ► INGLEWOOD CONVENT SCHOOL. QRAND OONCERT. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. TO-DAY. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1922. Doors open at 1.15 p.m. Commence 2 p.m. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Pianoforte Trio, ‘Tn Merry Society ” (Aletter). 2. Song and Dance, "Khaki and Blue.” 3. Song and Dance, “Pinafore.” 4. Pianoforte Duo, ‘Polish Dance.” 5. Orchestra, “Fox Hunters’ Gallop.” fl. Vocal Solo, “Wake Up.” 7. Pianoforte Duet, “Happy Holidays.’' S. Solo, “Spring Song.” 9. Violin-Solo, “Mazurka.” 10. Action Song, “The Waitresses ” JLI. pianoforte Solo, “A Romp” (Y. Bowen). Part 11. 1. Song. "Mow’d Y T ou Like to be a Baby Girl,” Infants. 2. Pianoforte Duet, “Hungarian Dance No. 6” (Brahms). 3. Drill. Scarf. 4. Violin Duet, “Serenaue’ (Widor). 5. Orchestra, “Love and the Roses.” fl. Vocal Solo, ’’There’s a Song Down Every Roadway.” 7. Pianoforte Duo, ‘March Tannhauser ’ (Wagner). S. Solo, “Summer Idyll.” 9. Chorus, “Elfin Call.’ 10. Violin Solo, “Pastorella” (Warner Op. 31). 11. Pianoforte Solo, "Les Vendangeurs?’ J2. Two-part Song, “Hark, the Goat Bells'.” 9 GOD SAVE THE KING. Admission: Dress Circle & Front Stalls 2s, Back Stalls 1/6, Children to all parts 1/-. Mav be had at door. DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY AT NIGHT. Good Music (Miss Curd and Full Orchestra). Good Prizes Admission —Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/- and plate. W. H. EAGAR, Hon. Sec.

|OOME to the INGLEWOOD TOWN HALL in your thousands and enjoy yourselves at the Final Spasm of the SOLDIERS- MEMORLAL COMMITTEE. INGLEWOOD, THURSDAY, NOV. 23. Kapai te Floor, Music and Euchre Prizes. K. LAWSON, W. EAGAR, Joint Secretaries. INGLEWOOD TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922, »« At 8 p.m. '£J.REAT PROHIBITION L. M. MOSS, 8.A., LL.B., and W. B. NEALE, ex N.Z. Forces. GRAND CONCERT by STRATFORD TALENT. JCommunity Singing. .Pianoforte Solos by Mrs. Jemison. Admission Free. Collection. I SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1922, At 1-.30 p.m. ■JJGAERE QARDENS. FOURTH BATTALION WELLINGTON REGIMENT BAND. You know what a Musical Feast this will be, so we need not spill any more ink. telephone 315. Stratford Exchange TENDERS. J7EW PLYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD. TENDERS. , CONTRACT No. 9.—750 Pile Shoes. CONTRACT No. 10.—Iron Nuts, * | Felt, Tar, Spikes. TENDERS, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, will be deceived up till noon on MONDAY, the JI Ith day of December, for the above. Specifications may be inspected at the office of the undersigned, UjS.S. Co.’s {Buildings, New Plymouth, and copies Obtained upon payment of 5/-, which i will be refunded on return of copies, together with a bona fide tender. BLAIR MASON, LEE & OWEN, Consulting Engineers.