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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 12, 8 July 1911, Page 1

ROYAL PICTURES Q. S A X D A T I,N K K TIHS AFTERNOON AT 2.30. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Matinee Prices—Dress Circle, Adults l's, Children (id; Stalls, Adults lid, Children 3d. rpHEATRE JJOYAL. Direction Messrs. Crust and Gjcdsted. PICTURES PAR EXCELLENCE. AND ORCHESTRA COMPLETE, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. to-night PATIIE'S GAZETTE No. 110 " (liy request). The Zig-zags. Foquet. Cocoanut lndustr t y (colored) (liy request). .John uMonchot's Lie. A Summer Flirtation. The Greater Call. Birds and Breadcrumbs, Dancing Powder. Carnival at Cote d'Azur. From Mlety U) Vladicavkaz. Uett-v and .Tane. This programme will lie repeated on Monday and Tuesday. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ON WEDNESDAY. Box Plan at Hoffmann's. TARAXAKT EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OF ONE MEMBER. WEST WARD. rpHE following persons having been duly elected for nomination to the above Ward, members of School Committees in the West Ward are hereby requested to send their votes to the returning officer at the Education Board's Office, New Plymouth, not later than ■5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 24th July. 1911: McARTHITR, JOIIN OSBORNE, SAMUEL SMITH Under the Education Amendment Act, 1910, tlic members of each Ward shall be elected by the members of the School Committees within such ward, and each member of the Committee shall have one vote in respect to each school (other than a side school) in the school district. The „ election will be declared on TUESDAY, the Bth August, 1011. Messrs Rogers and Trimble have been returned for their respective Wards unopposed. ■P. S. WIIITOOMBE, Secretary. Education Office, New Plymouth, July 5, Mill. HERBERT'S UP TO DATE IS SOLD POSSESSION MUST BE GIVEN IN SIX WEEKS. WE COMMENCE A SLAUGHTER SALE FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK TO REDUCE OUR STOCK. It's the chance of the year, and should not be missed. Price is no object, for £SOOO must be sold before we go. HERBERT'S UP-TO-DATE, New Plymouth. NORTH TARANAKI RAILWAY LEAGUE. TJUBLTC Meeting Tonga porutu Hall, Sunday, July 9. at 2 p.m. —R. O'Donnell, Convenor. 6-4