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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 70, 22 March 1916, Page 1

CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, AND SUNDAY. Circuit Programme s-hown on Sunday. TO-NIGHT. A PROGRAMME FULL OF CHARM. The Gripping Vitagraph Special THE SILENT PLEA (3,000 ft.) A Plea for Widowed Mothers. Yv T hat Provision is made for Children? A Senator states his Case. WHEN CHARLIE WAS A CHILD A Skit on Keystones! All parts acted by Children. THE SOUL OF THE VASE (Drama). AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. A LILY OF EOHEMIA (featuring- Lillian Walker). HAM AT THE BEACH (Comedy.

UPPEH WANGAEHU ROAD SOARD TENDERS are invited for the cartage and delivery of ISO yards, more or Itess, of metal from Shewan's Pit to Maturoa-Euanui Eoad, between Byrne's Gate and McGregor's Woolshed. Specifications may be seen at the office of the Board, Taihape. Tenders close on WEDNESDAY. 29th inst., at 12 noon. A. M. RYAN, Clerk to the Board. PUELIC MEETING. A Public Meeting will be held in the Town Hall, Taihape, on TUESDAY, March 28th., 1916, at S p.m., to consider the formation of a branch of the Returned Soldiers' Association and of a Soldiers' Club in Taihape. A. L. ABROWSMITH, Mayor. WANTED KNOWN. That for one week, McCOEMICK is selling Youth's Strong Boots, nailed or plain, usual price 10/, spot cas-h 14/0; Girls' School Boots, usual price 13/, spot cash 11/6; Men's Nailed Shooters, nailed or plain,* usual price 20/, spot cash 17/0. A few pairs Ladies' Boots and Shoes, pointed toes, to clear-at 3/6 pair. For further particulars see window. WANTED.—Let it b& known that PHENYLE Disinfectant is good. Use it against Infantile Paralysis. Get it at BENNETT'S.

jWANGANU'I SEASIDE HESGRT. Owing to extensive alterations, Mrs. Cunningham can now offer to visitors Superior Accommodation. The Building and Appointments are SECOND TO NONE in the Dominion. Lighted throughout by Electricity. SWINGS AND OCEANWAVE FOR CHILDREN. SEA BATHING WITHIN 30 YARDS. Tram stops at Door. Hot Luncheon on Daily. Letters and Telegrams Promptly Attended to. Hot water for school parties and picnicer s always on hand. MRS. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietress. Be kind to your mother, ror when you were small, She kissed and caressed you, if you had a fall. She nursed you in sickness, and laughed at your Joy, For she was your mother and you her dear boy. No friends could be kinder, no friends could be truer Than mother—and Woods * Great Pep-