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Taihape Daily Times, 14 February 1918, Page 1

Amusements. TO-NIGHT. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS: ROBERT R. MANTELL and GENEVIEVE HAMPER. In a vital drama of injustice: A WIFE'S SACRIFICE A new Film Drama of Old-World Life, acted in Sunny'Jamaica. Supported by— TWO-REEL FOX COMEDY. TOPICAL BUDGET, SCENIC. AND OTHERS. A Long and Varied Programme. THE COMING BACK! TOWII T A I H A P E. TUESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY. 8 p.m. The Brightest, Breeziest, and Best COSTUME COMPANY. TEN SPRIGHTLY GIRLS. Songs, Dances, and Monologues. All proceeds go to the NAVY LEAGUE. 2s. POPULAR PRICES Is MARTON DISTRICT A. & P. ASSOCIATION. THE 6th ANNUAL SHOW Will be held on the MARTON RACECOURSE. WEDNESDAY, 6th MARCH, 1918. Numerous cash prizes and valuable Trophies for Horses, Ponies, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Home Industries,

TOTALLING OVER £6OO. DOUBLE PRIZES IN FAT LAMBS FOR EXPORT. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, AT 9 pm. Schedules and, aR futrher information from— J. ROBSON, Box 55, Marton. THE Taihape Red Cross Shop will be re-opened on Saturday next. Donations of produce and for everything saleable for the good cause are urgently requested. REMEMBER THE RED CROSS. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 56.) In the Estate of JAMES SCANLON (deceased soldier), labourer, late of Rangataua, deceased. ALL creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to tne District Agent of the Public Trust Office at Taihape on or before the 20th day of April, 1918, Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. ALL moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee’s account at any postal money-order office, or paid to the District Agent of the Public Trust Office at Taihape FRED. FITCHETT. Public Trustee, February 14, 1918. O/ANTED KNOWN Ladies’ CoiV 7 "-aired Crepe dc Chins Sailor Collars 3/6, white silk 3/6, Coloured Crepe do Chine, fancy worked edge, */H ands/S —White & Sons. i pOR Boots, Shoes, and all kinds or dainty footwear for ladies, tor Jressy-looking wear for gents or latiffis, G. E. Little is not equalled, G. E. Little, the Shoe Merchant. the Best Present; A Kodak! An sizes -s-t Cunninghmame’s Pharmacy,