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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 218, 21 October 1916, Page 1

Special Advertisements. WBWMaMMaiirtfgggSTOgMfeaWMy Three Stars Pictures | Where the Best Pictures are. I CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERYMONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, j AND SUNDAY. TO-NIGHT TWO STUPENDOUS “FAMOUS PLAYERS” PRODUCTIONS. THE ARAB 6000 feet Set in a background of Magnificent Arabian Scenery. A Motion Picture Classic. A GORGEOUS DRAMA. Fascinating, Alluring, and Thrilling. Jamil, the Shiek’s son: You promised to teach men many things, but I learned only one. See an Arab raid. Know the awful majesty of the Desert Witness an Armenian massacre. See a white girl wrested from the defiling arms of a licentious Turk by her young Arab adorer. In support of the above, the FAMOUS PLAYERS’ PRODUCTION “THE MORALS OF MARCUS.’’ (6000 feet.) Featuring Marie Doro, one of the brightest stars in Filmdom. We give you two programmes for the same price. Red Cross Day MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. Procession to begin at 1.30 p.m. punctually, below State School and to assemble 1 p.m. JUDGING ON RECREATION GROUND AT 2 p.m. THEN THE FUN BEGINS. Baby Show, Wheelbarrow Race, Dancing Motor Cars, Jumping Motor Cycles, Raffling, and Laughing, and above all GIVING. BRING PLENTY OF SMALL ■ CHANGE. YOU WON’T WANT IT. WE'LL GLADLY TAKE IT. Remember the DAY, remember the HOUR, and, forget yourself but not your MONEY. With unblushing effrontery we candidly admit that it is MONEY we are after all the time. We want it NOW —we want it ALL. We’ll have it if you’re KIND. NOTICE TO OCCUPIERS OF ORCHARDS. The Orchard Tax Act, 1916, is now in force. Under this Act there is payable by every occupier of an orchard as on 30th September, 1916, a tax of Is. per acre or part of an acre, with a minimum of 2s 6d. The tax is imposed on all orchards, Irrespective of area, producing fruit for sale (including orchards planted for this purpose although not in bearing), is due on Ist 1 November, 1916. and is payable, without further demand, at any money-o:-der Post Office up to and including 22nd. November. 1916, after which date 10 per cent, additional will be charged. Further infomation can be obtained from the Director of the Horticulture Division, Department of Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce, Wellington, or from any money-order Post Office. NOTICE TO PERSONS GROWING i FRUIT TREES. In compliance with the Regulationrunder the Orchard and Garden Diseas- , cs Act, made on 2nd October, 1916, as to the registration of orchards, every person growing one or more of the following trees —vi„ Apple, Pear, Quince, Peach, Nectarine, Plum, Cherry, Apricot, Nut, or Citrus tree, or Grape-vine, is required to make application not later than 26th October, 1916, fer the Registration of the property whereon such trees are growing. Registration is free of charge; the penalty for non-registration is a fine not exceeding £2O. Forms of Application for Registration are obtainable from any Orchard Instructor, or District, Agent, or from the Director of the Horticulture DivLucn. DcparCyent ci Agriculture, Industries. and Commerce, Welling: BY ORDER.