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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 295, 10 June 1912, Page 1

I EMPIRE piCTURE pALACE, TO-NIGfIT AT 8 Yet another great sensational production. Direct from the programme of MacMahon & Donnelly's New Theatre, Wellington, where it has established a record for the first part of the week. THE ROSE ROUGE THE ROSE ROUGE THE ROSE ROUGE THE RED ROSE or HIS LIFE FOR A FLOWER. A DAZZLING, SENSATIONAL, POWERFUL, TRAGIC PHOTO-PLAY PRODUCTION. THE RED ROSE is a modern drama which has the I Introducing the i Weird and Mystic Dance of the Notorious Apache. Although secured at enormous expense, the prices remain as usual. gE L L JSL-OCK JJ AL L. A PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY & DANCE Will be held in the above Hall on TO-MORROW, JUNE 11. GOOD PRIZES, FLOOR AND SUPPER. Don't miss it. GRAND AGGREGATE PRIZES. J. W. DOWNS, Hon. Secretary. ELTHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL. JUNIOR CLERKSHIP IN BOROUGH OFFICE. APPLICATIONS for above position will close at the Council's Office at 4 p.m. on 15th June. Salary £75 per annum. Duties to commence July 1,1912. W. J. TRISTRAM, Town Clerk.

COUNTY OF TARANAKI. INSPECTOR OF ROADS AND BRIDGES. APPLICATIONS superscribed "Applications superscribed "Application for Inspector of Roads and Bridges," will be received at the County Office, Robe street, New Plymouth, up to 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 29th of Juue, 1912, for the position of "Inspector of Roads and Bridges," at a salary of £250 per ani. A copy of the schedule of duties may be seen at the office of this paper, or obtained from the County Office. JOSEPH BROWN, County Chairman. New Plymouth, June 7, 1912. UP-TO-DATE DAIRY FARM, containing 1000 acres, four miles from town by metal road, North Auckland. Substantial house, sheds and every convenience. Owner's season for Belling —old age. This property could be cut up, and would make several farms if desired, without incurring expense for roading. Apply— E. F. LIFFITON, Taumatatahi, Upper, Waitotara.

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