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Taihape Daily Times, 28 March 1918, Page 1

Amusements. s TO-NiGHT ONLY THE Leopard’s Bride A THRILLING STORY OP MYSTERIOUS INDIA. Rich in Local Colour Powerful in Plot Exciting Situations Being the Adventures of a Beautiful Girl in the Jungles of the Bast MARGARET GIBSON WILLIAM CLIFFORD SEVENTH EPISODE OF “THE IRON CLAW” TO-MORROW NIGHT (GOOD A good programme will be shown, including a good moral drama, scenics, educational, and the Seventh Episode of the “Iron Claw” SATURDAY NIGHT THE PICTURE OP PICTURES There will also be shown “Secret of the Submarine,” Gazette, etc., making a top-notcher programme. and FRIDAY) The Whip 9000 feet

TAIHAPE RECREATION GROUND. District fire Brigades Demonstration. j picnic alFsports. SATURDAY, MARCH 30, and MONDAY, APRIL 1. ■. '< A ■' SL 142 Competitions—43 teams competing. ATHLETIC EVENTS.: £T A SPORTS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. COME ONE—COME ALL ■i- And have ap time, & | I'v ’/* Ci—it Usual prices of admission. TENDERS. TENDERS wil be received by tbe undersigned for Metalling eight chains of Road in the Taihape Borough, to close on the 30th March: Specifications may be seen at S. Beban’s, Tobacconist, Taihape. JpOR SALE —House 4 rooms, scullery and bathroom, hot and cold water, washhouse, detached copper and tubs fitted in. Price £330. —F. Ward and Co., Tui Street. . r ... JpOR SALE —Second-hand National Cash Register, coupon printer, good order. Price and particulars to be got from “Coupon,” care this paper.

EANGATAUA AXEMEN’S .AND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION EIGHTH ANNUAL Chopping and Sawing Carnival, EANGATAUA APEIL Ist, 1918. BIG PEOGEAMME AND lAY, EECOED ENTEIES Convenient Train Service Waimarino Brass Band, in attendance LUNCHEON ON GEOUND GEAND BALL IN THE EVENING. RANTED— Station Cook, Fencer},, Scrub Cutters, Milibands, Farm hands, domestics, grass sowers. Waiting engagement—Superior Governess, Good Housekeeper, also a Firewood Cutter.—Shute’s Labour Exchange. FOR SALE Five-roomed House and large shed on halfacre in Kuku Street. Will be sold as a whole or divided. Terms to suitable man. —Apply A. W. Bicknell, Tailiape, ,