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Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1942, Page 1

P1GS ! PIGS ! P1US i BACONERS ! PORKERS 1 CHOPPERS ! T. H. WALKER & SONS L1M1TED. HAWERA FREEZ1NG WORKS. Buyers— D1CK CROCKER, Phone 437, Hawera. PADDY MARCHANT, Phone 199, Eltham TOM DAV1S, Phone 4, Waverley. WORKS, Phone 2333, Hawera. Chief Collecting Agent— MILTON JBA1LEY, Phone 2138, Hawera.

FINALLY AT 2 & 7.45 P.M. TO-DAY. ROBT. TAYLOR — LANA TURNER — In — "JOHNNY EAGER" (Recommended by Censor for Aduits). j[ MAYFAIR |j To-morrow! 2 and 7.45 p.m. To-morrow! 2000 Miles of Thrills! Adventurers who convoy ammunition for the guns of China! Dive-bombed from the skies! Cannonaded on the ground! Driving trucks where only mountain goats should go— but always going through! Tumultuous drama 011 the Roaring Burma Road! You Saw— "A YANK IN THE R.A.F." You Saw— "A YANK AT OXFORD." Now See — "A YANK ON THE BURMA ROAD" "A YANK ON THE BURMA ROAD" "A YANK t N THE BURMA ROAD" "A YANK ON THE BURMA ROAD" — Starring — Barry Nelson Laraine Day Stuart Crawford — Keye Luke (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Reserves at C. O. Berg's, Tobacconist.

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! # TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. TUESDAY! - (SEPTEMBER 8, 1942) - TUESDAY! Y.F.C. PATRIOTIC DANCE Featuring McNeill's Orchestra (4 players), including Stuart Gordon. Good Floor and Supper. Usual Novelties. PRICES: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/6. Soldiers in uniform 2/-.

PUBLIC NOTICES. PLEASE NOTE. J AM NOT the S. Cole sued in the Waitara Court, on August 26. S. G. COLE, Tikorangi R.D., Waitara. NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER. (At the request of His Majesty the King). THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 10 a.m. jgUSINESS people are invited to close their premises between 10 and 11 a.m. on above date to enable Staffs to attend serviee at.Opera House, Hawera. L. H. CLAPHAM, Mayor. NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER. JN order to comply with the wishes of Mis Majesty the King to observe THURSDAY NEXT, September 3, as a National Day of Prayer, all retail businesses are requested to close their premises at 11 a.m. to permit members of their staff to attend a serviee at the New Plymouth Opera House; the serviee will last approximately one hour. V. DUFF, Secretary, New Plymouth Retailers' Assn. DAY OF NATIONAL PRAYER. HIS Majesty the King having invited his people to ohserve Thursday next, 3rd. instant, as a day of National Prayer in connection with the war, a Serviee of Prayer, conducted by the New Plymouth Ministers' Association will be held at 11 a.m. on that day. The Serviee will be held in the New Plymouth Opera House, which by the courtesy of the Company has been made available free of charge. A large gathering of the.public is earnestly requested. At the request of the Civic Authorities business firms have agreed to close their premises during the Serviee in order to enable their employees to attend. E. GILMOUR, Mayor. gEED pOTATOES ^VAILABLE. That is the news from the Minister in Wellington. ThiA advertisement, however, is to let you know that there is certain painless ease from corns, ingrowing nails and all foot troubles at Blennerhassett's, next to N.P. Savings Bank. Scholl trained experts. Phone 676 for appointment or further information. EGMONT LOAN, DEPOS1T AND INVESTMENT LTD. j^JONEY TO J^END Apply A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretai-y, Gill Street, New Plymouth. FIT DOM1NI.JN ROYAL TYRES. ENSURE SAFE MOTORING. Ottainable from— fJ^ARANAKI gERVICE gTATIONS, BROADWAY NORTH, STRATFORD. H. W. FR0ST (New Plymouth Ltd.). Corner Devon and. Currie Streets, 1 NEW PLYMOUTH. , phone 1280. | SURGEON DENT1STS.