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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 12 January 1917, Page 1

Amusements. Three Stars Pictures Where the Best Pictures are. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. "We are downright glad to have ihis evening the London Film Company's picturisation of John Strange Winter's famous dashing Military Novel—"THE PET OF THE REGIMENT." The most popular of picture plays. A tale of humour and pathos, and the scenes are enacted in dear old England. WHAT SOME MANAGERS SAY: Lyric Theatre, Auckland: "I can honestly say that we have never had a picture that has pleased everyone, men, women, and children, like "B'ootle's Baby." Everybody's, Wellington: "It's a great picture, and I would like to show another of the same kind." Everybody's Christchurch: "Bootle's Baby" was a surprise. I never realised it would prove such an attraction." REMEMBER! THESE PEOPLE KNOW: Supports— THE PARACHUTE' IN WAR TIME. (Gaumont Graphic.) PEARL OF THE ADRIATIC (Venice). MUTT AND JEFF IN THE TRENCHES. (Cartoon comedy). A Double Star Bill on Saturday. SOCIAL AND DANCE. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17. In aid of the Hall Fund. ADMISSION: GENTS 10/, LADIES FREE. B. L. St. BERNARD, Hon Sec. TAUMARUNUF RACING .CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1917. On the Club's new Course. Taumarunui. MAIDEN HANDICAP.—£SO, 6 furlongs. MATAPUNA HANDICAP.—£SO, 5 furlongs. TAUMARUNUI CUP HANDICAP.— £135 and Silver Cup. 10 furlongs. OWHANGO HANDICAP.—£SO. 7 furlongs. TARINGAMUTU HANDICAP.— £ 50. 5 furlongs. WELTER HANDICAP.—£ GO. S furlongs. MATIERE HACK HANDICAP.—£SO. 7 furlongs. FLYING HANDICAP.—£BO. 6 furlongs. Nominations close January 12 th, 1917, by 9 p.m. Weights: About January 19, 1917. Acceptances: Friday, January 26, 1917 by 9 p.m. PROGRAMMES ON APPLICATION. Special trains from Hamilton and Taihape. SAM SARAH, Secretary. P.O. Box 14. Telephone No. 1. TAUMARUNUI. MAIN-SRRING of the modern Business is the Office, and the controller of the Main-Spring is the Accountant. He is necessarily one of the most important factors in the conduct ol any business. His knowledge of the foremost secrets of the Business makes him indispensable. Ha is one of the first to be consulted on all matters of management and finance and is confidential adviser on important executive matters. That is why his salary is four or five times that of the ordinary Clerk. The position of Accountant is the kind of position for which we train ambitious, goahead people. Why not send for particu lars of our splendid practical Course in MODERN ACCOUNTANCY Details will come to you "by return of mail without obligation on your part. Write to-day. Address; HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS L AUCKLAND.