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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 23 December 1916, Page 1

Amusements. The renowned star and supreme emotional actress GAIL KANE. In 5 reels of remarkably powerful dramatic action, unfolding a novel story of the pulpit and the stage. "THE LABYRINTH" or "The Actress and the Minister." She was a woman of beauty and daring. Gossip had unjustly named her "The Notorious Flo Burke." On a holiday she meets and loves a young parson. Knowing his aversion to actresses, she conceals her identity, marries him, and lets consequences take care of themselves. Its the consequences that make this a Play tc be remembered. YOU MUST SEE IT AND THE SPLENDID ADDITIONAL BILL. TAIHAPE ATHLETIC CLUB MONSTER To be held on the Recreation Ground, Taihape, on New Year's Day. Promoted by THE TAIHAPE ATHLETIC CLU3. Proceeds in aid of the Red Cross. Champion W. Peck will endeavour to lower his record for the 12-inch block. HANDICAP 15-INCH. (Standing chop). Post entries wHI be accepted for the following: Maiden Hunters, Open Hunters and Open Pony Jump. Stockmens' Race. Chain Stepping, and various races. TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. H,OT WATER AND MILK PROVIDED FREE. ADMISSION: ADULT MALES 1/. LADIES AND CHILDREN FREE. RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Dog Tax for the County of Rangitikei, exclusive of the Town District of Leth. bridge, for the year 1917, has been fixed at 2/6 per dog for all sheep and cattle dogs and dogs kept exclusively for the purpose of destroying rabbits, and 10/- per dog for all other dogs. Alfred P. Stewart, of Hunterville, has been appointed the Registrar and Collector under the provisions of "The Dog Registration Act, 1908," and Mr. Stewart's residence at Hunterville has been appointed the Registration Office. The Tax is due and payable to the Registrar on and after the Ist day of JANUARY, 1917. . HAROLD H. RICHARDSON, •***•''• . . County Clerk. Marton, 22nd December, 1916. yOR SALE.—2OO Prime Freezers on Farm. 37/6 each. Also 250 Prime Lambs in wool, 25/ each, on the Farm. FRED OVERTON, Taoroa. 'Phone 67W. At home January 4th, 1917. LET THEM ALL COME. YOUNG ENGINEERS ! MIDDLE-AGED ENGINEERS !! OLD ENGINEERS !!! Every man engaged in Engineering work should STUDY to advance his position and salary. Advancement awaits the trained men. Our home study tuition in Civil (including Municipal) and Mechanical Engineering subjects is i n the hands of practical men. We coach for all Government Engineering -"Ticket" Exams—Stationary, Locomotive, Oil, Marine. Which interests you? Send to-day for particulars of our Course. I Address: HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD 1 AUCKLAND.