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Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1942, Page 1

P1GS ! PIGS ! P1GS ! BACONERS ! PORKERS ! CHOPPERS ! T. H. WALKER & SONS L1M1TED. HAWERA FREEZING WORKS. Buyers— „ DICK CROCKER, Phone 437, Hawera. PADDY MARCHANT, Phone 199, Eltham TOM DAVIS, Phone 4, Waverley. WORKS, Phone 2333, Hawera. Chief CoJlecting Agent— MILTON BA1LEY, Phone 2138, Hawera.

Reserves at C. O. Berg's Tobacconist or Ring 365. Must be Claimed by 7.40 p.m. || mayfair h 2 P.M. - NOW SHOWING — 7.45 P.M. Two great Stars together for the first time bring you an unforgettable story by the author of "Boom Town." Robert Lana TAYLOR TURNER TAYLOR TURNER TAYLOR TURNER — In — "JOHNNY EAGER" "JOHNNY EAGER" "JOHNNY EAGER" Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Thrilling Drama of a High Born Beauty who loved a Man nearly One Hundred Per Cent. Bad. (Recommended by Censor for Adults). (Unsuitable for Children). SPLENDID SUPPORTS: "Memories of Europe" (Colour Travel) "Little . Ccasarine" (Colour Cartoon) "Cinesound News" (With the New Zealand Boys in the Middle East). everybody's pictures OPUNAKE. MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT AT 8. (One Night Only). Two Cuban bombshells explode on Broadway! "TWO LATINS FROM MANHATTAN" "TWO LATINS FROM MANHATTAN" — With — JOAN DAVIS JINX FALKENBURG LLOYD BRIDGES . (Approved for Universal Exhibition). TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY. No. 1:— Big Double-feature Programme. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW JIMMY LYDON — BILLY COOK — In — "NAVAL ACADEMY" "NAVAL ACADEMY" Drama of young boyhood . . . learning to be men . . . to man to-morrow's battle cruisers! No. 2.— Rich in warmth— rich in huniour — It tells excitingly the true-to-life tale of simple lovable people! "THE RICHEST MAN IN TOWN" "THE -JCHEST MAN IN TOWN" — With — FRANK CRAVEN EDGAR BUCHANAN RODGER PRYOR (Both Approved Universal Exhibition). THURSDAY & FRIDAY. The most amazing female in the most amazing comedy-romance ever filmed— it starts with a rib— it ends as the greatest love affair since Eve fell for Adam and Adam Fell! BARBARA STANWYCK HENRY FONDA — In — "THE LADY EVE" "THE LADY EVE" — With — CHARLES COBURN EUGENE PALLETTE ERIC BLORE (Recommended by Censor for Adults). WHITING'S TALKIE C1RCU1T. Waitotara — To-night. Rahotu Monday. "ADAM HAD FOUR SONS" "ADAM HAD FOUR SONS" (Recommended by Censor for Adults). PUBLIC NOTICES. ' PUBLIC NOTICE. rpHE following New Plymouth Doctors will be on call for urgent cases"this week-end: — DR. WADE. DR. CHURCH.

CARDBOARD BOX AND CARTON CONTROL NOTICE, 1942. »J1HE Factory Controller has issued the above-named notice (full text published in N.Z. Gazette of August 27, 1942, and in force the next day) directing and notifying WITH RESPECT TO CARDBOARD BOXES AND CARTONS as follows:— After coming into force of the notice: — 1. (a) No person shall employ more than TWO COLOURS OF PRINTING INKS in their production unless he has produced the same kind before that date. (b) Every person producing the same kind of them as he has produced before that date- shall as far as possible REDUCE THE NUMBER OF COLOURS OF PRINTING INKS used in their production if a saving of time and material can be made thereby. 2. No person shall manufacture them, and no person who has manufactured them shall SELL OR OTHERWISE D1SPOSE OF THEM UNLESS they conform to the following requirements:— (a) The top and bottom to be of the same shape and size, and either square, rectangular, oval or circular. (b) To have no projectirfg edges except in case of powder boxes. (c) If manufactured to hold more than one article the size to be so that there is not more than 2-inch distance from the nearest part of each article to the nearest edge of box or carton, and from the nearest part of the other article; or if more than one other article then to the nearest part of at least two other articles. PROVIDED that any person who before August 28, 1942, has manufactured any of them which does not conform to these requirements may use, sell, or otherwise dispose of them before January 1, 1943. 3. Within seven days after August 27, 1942, every manufacturer of them who has in his possession or control any boxes or cartons not conforming to the foregoing requirements shall furnish to the Factory Controller full written particulars stating the quantity of each type. 4. No person shall manufacture any suit or costume box except (a) Chart size i.e. 171in. x 14in. x 2^in. (b) Postal size 171in. x lliin. x 3|in. NOTICE TO ADVEKTISEKS. rpHE lollowing replies are awaiting colJL lection a tthe Daily News OfTice, Powderham Street. New Plymouth :— OIO, Separator, Genuine Buyer, B10,