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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 240, 10 April 1912, Page 1

JJJMPIRE piCTURE pALACE. to-nTght Another Great Stupendous Empire Attraction. By special arrangement with JOHN 'FULLER & SONS THE EMPIRE PICTURES PRESENT A Wonderful Picture Portrayal of Charles Reade's Thrilling Story, IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. THE EYES OF THE WORLD Were opened from their heavy slumbers toy Charles Reade's immortal story. It revealed far off Australia to an English public. It revolutionised the English prison system. It told a story of true human love. It enhanced the entire interest of a British public. The story graphically depicted by Australia's Master Elocutionist, ALFRED BOOTHMAN, ESQ. COMING NEXT SATURDAY— A unique Cine Roma Pantomime 4000 FT PINOCCHI ° 400(F At present creating a sensation at Macmahon's Continuous Theatre, Wellington.

FARMS FARMS IN THE GLORIOUS BAY OF PLENTY. 335 ACRES, partly improved, at £5 10s per acre; on terms. e 40 ACRES, all in rough feed, good soil, small house, near factory, £6 per acre; terms. 12b Ll7 ACRES, ideal dairy farm, all improved; main road and river frontages; >£ls 10s; easy terms. 16b 105 ACRES, nearly all in grass, and other improvements; river flats and drained swamp; stock and all at £l4 per acre. 142 ACRES, road and water frontage, all in grass and crops, very best soil, well improved; a fine dairy fara; near factory, etc.; £l4 10b; terms. 15b 350 ACRES, all flat and in grass, improvements; £l§, on terms. 25t p. 200 ACRES near Te Puke, all improved and with all necessary buildings; fine land; £2O, on terms. lOt.p. FRUIT FARMS—IO. 15, 20, 30 and 50 acres, in fruit trees; full bearing. Make known your wants and send for particulars of the farms on our books. WILSON AND ROBBINS AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTa, TAURANGA & TE PUKE.

GRASS SEEDS GRASS SEEDS COCKSFOOT, RYES CLOVERS AND TIMOTHY of tne BEST QUALITY ' GABION & LUKE'S INGLEWQOD. M*TT, COACH. Leaves Urenui daily 8.48 a.m. and J.s* p.m. for Waitara. Leaves Waitara for Urenui at B.SO ajn. »nd 6,45 p.roFrom Waiter* to Uruti, Okau, Tonga [orutu, Moka» *nd Awakino EVERT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, and from Awakino to Waitara EVER I MONDAY and THURSDAY. Passengers can therefore reach Mokan on Saturdays, spend a day there, returning on Mondays to catch jNew Ply mouth train the same evening. All goods at reasonable rates and promptly delivered, *•■- p • a —• Waitara to Awakino.—Return fare Eo> Waitara to Urenui. Return far 4s (re duction to two or three in a family or regular travellers). All orders or parcels left with Mr. R. Gibbon, Waitara, or Mr. Ebby, gaddl«r x sill be attended to. -—«*!,£: Fl . . A. G. CRAWFORD, -- "*'■ '»■■-. Proprietor, Ureaui. [To be published in September, 1011.] j gTONB'S WELLINGTON, HAWKE'S BAY AND TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal and General J)IRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL Twenty-first year (1911) of publication. Edited by John Stone. Demy Bvo. size, containing 1450 pages, together with numerous maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. STONE, SON & CO., LTD., Printers and Publishers, Crawford and Jetty streets, Dunedin, and at 340 Lambton Qy., Wellington. PRIDE, if ordered before publication 12/6; after publication, 15/-.

CRITERION LIVERY & BAIT STABLES HIREMOTOR CARS, CABS, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND SADDLE HORSES. Mountain House Excursions arranged for at Special Rates. M. JONES, Proprietor. 'Phone 29 [DU'E TJDE BEST PLACE IS BASSE'S,