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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 141, 17 February 1915, Page 6

NIOHOLL’S pictures. TO-NIGHT! the treasure ship \ Ship that Sailed for Su aay Isles. WAR GAZETTE, treating on the present War. A KEYSTONE GALVANISED. three stars theatre TO-NIGHT. THE ADOPTED SON A Drama that Creates Ambition. England’s Hero ol Many wmih LORD ROBERTS’ LAST REVIEW. Inspecting Lord Kitcheners New Army. A Keystone L-uigh - HER LAST CHANGE. TOWN HALL ........... TAIXIAPE. Sole Direction; GEORGE STEPHENSON AND AI.F. LINLEY. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Messrs/ Stephenson and l.inley take pride and pleasure in announcing MISS FLORENCE YOUNG’S MUSICAL DRAMATIC. COMPANY, ' ’ '■ Headed by - : FLORENCE YOUNG, The Idol of the Australian Stage. And including REGINALD' ROBERTS and CLAUDE BANTOGK, in the Gil a rmi ng Musical Play— THE, .CLIMAX;' (By arrangement, with «T, C-. W illianison. Ltd.) . . Prices: I/-, 3/-, 2/-, I/-. - Plan at. Pinch’s Bazaar. ,- . J. A. MATHESON, In Advance.

RANGITIKEI A. AND ASSOCIATION. FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW will be held on RECREATION GROUND, TAIHAPE, WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, 1913 EXHIBITION OP PUREBRED AND FAT STOCK HARNESS DRAUGHT & SADDLE ATO i' HORSES HOME INDUSTRIES, ETC. LEAPING, RIDING & DRIVING COMPETITIONS. Late Entries close Wednesday, 17th., at 5 p.m. ■EXCURSION PARES AND SPECIAL TRAINS from Wanganui,.. Palmerston North, Taumanmui ami • Intermediate Stations. Admission to Ground: Adults, .I/-; Ohiiffteiir; ftdj W r '\Ci MAIN TRUNK RAM I*AIR; T AIH A 1 ,’E SA!. EY A RI)S, V 25TH. FEBRUARY, 1915. A. M. RYAN, ' Secretary. Box 81, Taihape. VISITORS TO THE SHOW. THE YEREX STUDIO, above Bennett’s, will be open on Show Day for the-eonvenience of eountry customers. Get your Photo taken NOW., You will never be better-looking nor so young again. First - class Work. Second ■ class Prices. » j; ir. yerex, ■ PHOTOGRAPHER. ENLARGEMENTS OUR SPEC!A ETY. TAIMAPE TECHNICAL SCHOOL. FIRST TERM, 1915.

.Should suflleient students present themselves, classes in the nndcrmeutioned .subjects will be formed: — AGRICULTURAL. DRESSMAKING. COOKERY. ART NEEDLEWORK. STENCILLING. HOME NURSING. BOOK-KEEPING.-PHOTOGRAPHY. WOODWORK. , VETERINARY SCIENCE. WOOL-CLASSING. | LATIN AND MATHEMATICS. ENGLISH AND ARITHMETIC. Should a sufficient number of .students express a - desire, classes in other technical subjects could be commenced. It. is proposed to commence the classes - early in March, and to facilitate enrolment the Organiser will interview intending students at the Technical School between 7 and S p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. R. D. MacRAE, Organiser. As a seasoned smoker yen will like MILD DERBY. It’s just -lack enough to be rich and nutty-just Ugh', enough to be smooth and fragrant! In fast the happy medium. Try a tin or plug