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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 13 January 1917, Page 1

Amusements. Three Stars Pictures Where the Best Pictures are. TO-NIGHT ONLY. 'Ah! It was my youth he loved — and I've lost it." Three star bill. Three hours of pictures Headed by the exquisite emotional dramatic play — YOUTH. The pathetic story of an artist's wife who, after sitting for him for his greatest triumph finds herself too old to pose for his crowning success. Antonio Moreno and the beautiful French actress Mile. Valkyrien are the stars. THEN—after the tears ccrnes sunshine and — Bright Lights. By which we mean Fatty and Mabel in the Triangle comedy of that name. It is absolutely funny enough 1.0 make a brass image laugh itself sick. For gracious sake don't miss it if you want to see a real smile-maker. We show as well — SCENES AROUND BRAEMAR. (pretty). LATEST GAZETTE (very good too). The programme will finish with "Booties' Baby." ANNIVERSARY DAY., \ MONDAY. 22nd JANUARY. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued from Waiouru. Marton, and intermediate stations to Waiouru, Wangantii, Foxton, Dannevirke, Greytown, Thorndon, Te Aro and intermediate stations or vice versa from 20th to 22nd JANUARY, available for return to 15th FEBRUARY. For further particulars see posters and handbills. BY ORDER. 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.—£6O. 8 furlongs. MATIERE HACK HANDICAP.—£SO. 7 furlongs. FLYING HANDICAP.—£BO. 6 furlongs. Nominations close January 12th, 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. • : -,;f : . SAM SARAH; ■''--■■ «•«■■! r['•: Secretary. P.O. Box 14. Telephone No. 1. TAUMARUNUI. TME 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 of 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 rimes 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 c-u your part. Write to-day. i Address: HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD AUCKLAND.