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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 9 February 1917, Page 1

Amusements. Quautv TO-NIGHT. A Blue Bird success. | In five splendid reels. A charming heart interest story from Lord Tennyson's beautiful poem "Maud." "THE BROKEN COIN." Episode No 8. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. RETURN VISIT. TOWN HALL. TAIHAPE. TIE FAMOUS RUSSIAN VIOLINIS r ORLD'S EMINENT FLAUTIST. ELSY TREWEEK —Operatic Soprano. JESSIE MASSON—Brilliant Pianist. This is without exception the most brilliant musical combination which has toured the Dominion, an< present appearing with wonderful success in Northern cities. PRICES: 4/, 3/ 2/. Plan at Cochran's Piano Depot. Representative—J. Sutton Crow. Touring Rep.—John Hopkins. TE KAPUA ANNUAL PICNIC. To be held on THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY. AT MR. MICKLESON'S. EVERYBODY INVITED. J. MCCARTHY, Hon. Sec. UPPER WANGAEHU ROAD BOARD. RENDERS are invited for the Carting of 125 Cords of Firewood on the Turakma Valley Road. The Board's Foreman wijl show intending Tenderers over the work on Tuesday, the 13 th. Tenders close on WEDNESDAY, 14th at 10 a.m. A. M. RYAM-, Clerk to the Board. Taihape, sth February, 1917. i I BOROUGH OF TAIHAPE. ! DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. is hereby given that the Electors' List for the year is now being compiled. Applications for enrolment must be made on the prescribed form, which may be obtained at the Council Office, Town Hall, and should be lodged with the undersigned before the 15th FEBRUARY. 1917. . . , \;>i Particulars of qualification for enrolment may be obtained at the Coun cil Offics. Win. J. DINNISON, - -.../ Town Clerk. Dated at Taihape this 7th day of February, 1917. I i BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE. IN progressive rising town on Main Trunk Line. Situate opposite. Station on corner section and doing a thriving business. Two-storey house, containing forty rooms, all well furnished. Accommodation for 50 Boarders. This is a well established business, having a good number of permanents and fine casual business. House constantly full. Open to the fullest inspection. I Good reasons for giving up. Principals [ only apply to R. W. Williams, Solicitor I Taumarunui. j A thoroughly reliable YOUTH, hav- | ing any amount of energy and does not j hesitate to use it, wants a permanent position on a Sheep-farm. It must be Sheep and nothing else. Apply i "Youth" Times Office. ANTED to buy a Thousand geed Totara FcrAs. State price free c::