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Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1940, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. " STRATFORD milllllillllllll PLAZA lllllllllllllllHD PACKED OUT SATURDAY! FOR THREE MORE NIGHTS. MATINEE TO-MORROV/ AT 1.30. NELSON EDDY — 1LONA MASSEY NELSON EDDY — ILONA MASSEY NELSON EDD — ILONA MASSEY — In — "B- A-L-A-L- A- I-K-A" "B-A-L-A-L-A-I-K-A" "B-A-L-A-L-A-I-K-A" "B-A-L-A-L-A-I-K-A" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME: Fitzpatrick Traveltalk, "Our Gang" Comedy, Plaza News Service. A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Programme* BOOK AT CLARK'S. TEL. 2246. STRATFORD IUII1I1IIII1IIIIII KINGS llllllllllllllllllll TO-NIGHT, 7.45. TO-MORROW, AT 8. JOHN PAYNE — JANE WYMAN JOHN PAYNE — JANE WYMAN In Warner Bros.' Laughter Hit, "KID NIGHTINGALE" "KID NIGHTINGALE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . — And — Split-Second Action Whirlwind Comedy! "THE LONE WOLF STRIKES" "THE LONE WOLF STRIKES" — With - WARREN WILUAM — JOAN PERRY WARREN WILLIAM - JOAN PERRY tRecommended by Censor for Adults).

PUBLIC NOTICES. PURCHASE OF HODSON'S MOTOR SERVICE LIMITED. BY N.Z. RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT. (JN and after Monday, September 30, ^ 1940, the road passenger service controlled by Hodson's Motor Service, Ltd., and running between Wanganui, Hawera and New Plymouth, will be taken over and operated by the New Zealand Government Railways Department. The present time-table, route and fares will be maintained. At Wanganui the arrival and departure point will be the Railway Department's Road Service Office, Foster's Hotel. TARANAKI COUNTY. RAGWORT ER ADIC ATION . ATEPAYERS requiring assistance under the Ragwort Control Scheme are hereby notified that applications must be made on or before Monday, October 7, 1940. Application forms and particulars are available' at the County Office. A. R. CARLEY, County Clerk. ~~ PUBLIC NOTICE. JJAVING disposed of my bakery business and cafeteria to Mr. F. C. Dudding, I would lilce to take this opportunity of thanking my many customers for their valued support and patronage, during my six years in business, and trust that the same support will be accorded my successor. (Signed) R. E. CHATTERTON, Stratford. JJAVING taken over the Bakery business and Cafeteria conducted by Mr. R. E. Chatterton, I hope by strict attention to business, to warrant a continuation of the patronage enjoyed by my predecessor. (Signed) F. C. DUDDING. September 30, 1940. PONY RAFFLE COMPETITION. Frize donated by Mrs. James, Korito. ' y^INNER: — Niel Hassall, Cutfield Road, Inglewood. * C DON'T FAIL TO HEAR gAREL J? Du pUESSIS (Of Africa). And C. E. MILLS (of Auckland). As advertised on Saturday. CHAS. S. WILSON, Convenor. THE NEW ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE PIG MARKETING ASSOCIATION LIMITED. QHAREHOLDERS and Suppliers are invited to attend a Conference with Head Office Officials as follows:— Oakura Hall, To-night (Monday), at 8. Stratford, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 8 p.m. Auroa, Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 8 p.m. Hawera,' Thursday, Oct. 3, at 2 p.m. T ET us recover that dilapidated Furniture and make it as good as new Renovations to Bedding a specialty. A H. WH1TE' KING STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Phone 603. L E X E M A SK1N & SCALP TREATMENT. AJways Successful. ACNE, FSOR1AS1S, ECZEMA, SEBORRHOEA— skilfully treated. KLEXEMA Nurse in attendance every FR1DAY, 1 V1V1AN COURT FLATS, Vivian Street. New Plymouth. Phone 1181. CONSULT ATIONS FREE. ACCOMMOD ATION. p£OTEL gT. Q.EORGE. ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN HOTEL TARIFF. From 27/6 to 19/- per day. Bed and Breakfast 12/6. When in Wellington stay at the Hotel St. George and enjoy the luxury of New Zealand's finest accommodation at an extraordinary new low tariff implemented to meet to-day's requirements. Every room has its own private batn and telephone and is centrally heated. THE HOTEL ST. GEORGE. Wellington. Proprietor: A. A. Tuart. rj^HOS. [ J J » ATES, F.N.Z.l.A. REGISTERED ARCH1TECT AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. Empire Bldgs., King St., NJ5. And also at Stratford.