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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 300, 15 June 1912, Page 1

INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. MATTHEWS, BENNETT & CO. hold their usual weekly sale in their Inglewood yards on the above date. Present entries—2QQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including— -10 store cowft Sale at 1 o'clock. LEPPER ROAD, NEAR INGLEWOOD. FRIDAY, JULY 6. MATTHEWS, BENNETT & CO. TTAVE received instructions from MR. JOHN SAUNDERS (who is giving up farming owing to ill-health) to sell by public auction on the farm, WITHOUT RESERVE-^ fJFJ COWS, July and August calvers. 1 s.f. plough, tine haTrows, chaffcutter, mower, hay rake, tip dray, cow covers, horse covers, Babcock tester, 1 set scales, roller, milk cans, buckets, etc, harness, Whipple trees. Also, with SLIGHT RESERVE, 2 good harness mares, any trial any harness, dojj cart. Mr. Saunders has been dairying for the last nineteen years, has culled yearly, and has never had a clearing sale. Also, at the same time, if not sold previously, and place, the farm, containing 124 acres, 6-roomed house, 16-bail cow-shed and all necessary outbuildings, two miles from creamery, 2% from township; first-class dairy farm. For full particulars apply to auctioneers. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

gMPIEE piCTURB pALACE TO-DAY~ AT 2.30 And again TO-NIGHT AT 8 A GRAND NEW AND STARTLING PICTURE PROGRAMME. SEAL FISHING IN NEWFOUNDLAND SEAL FISHING IN NEWFOUNDLANL A star industrial film. SURELOCK JONES SURELOCK JONES THE GREAT DETECTIVE THE GREAT DETECTIVE A screaming burlesque on' SHERLOCK HOLMES. Another Empire exclusive. See the great detective on the scent. It's a side-splitter. LONG ARM OF THE LAW LONG ARM OF THE LAW And HEART OF NICHETTE. HEART OF NICHETTE. Still more exclueives. WIG WAG. WIG WAG. WIG WAG WIG WAG. WIG WAG. WIG WAG The Vitagraph's great Boy Scout Urama THE O'NEILL. THE O'NEILL. THE O'NEILL. THE O'NEILL. THE IRISH PATRIOT. Another of those beautiful Irish productions by the Kalem Company. Every scene taken in Ireland. A VISIT TO EARL'S COURT. BEAUTIFUL VINTAGE. And comics of the most humorous kind, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-NIGHT.

NEW PLYMOUTM BROTHERHOOD. QOODffIEMPLAEgALL TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 8 p.m. • Speaker: Dr. Horn*. Chairman. Mr. S. Smith. Soloist: Mr. Johnson. Special singing under conductorship of Mr. W. M. Perry. Aecompanist Mr. A. V. Carbine* . BLIGI, A.Y-I. of the WHITE CROSS LEAGUE, JfJ MPI R E rpHEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 3 and '8.30 p.m.—Men and lads over 14 years. 4 p.m.—Address to women. Collection. Direction—The London Entertainment Syndicate. W. L. Corbett Business Manager GRAND FAREWELL VISIT At the rpHEATRE JJ 0 Y A L. On THURSDAY, JUNE 20. ONE NIGHT ONLY. THE WORLD'S FAMOUS HUMORIST MR. JOSEPH BLASCHECK! MR. JOSEPH BLASCHECK! MR. JOSEPH BLASCHECK! Assisted by MISS MILDRED WRIGHTON With her charming Songs at the Piano. ABSOLUTELY NEW REPERTOIRE. Popular Prices —3s, 2s, Is. Box plan opens at Collier's on Monday morning. Furniture and complete stage decorations, Baker & Co. CHAS. W. THOMPSON, Touring Manager. gROUGHAM gTREET WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY AND I PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY AND I DANCE. ! DANCE. Proceeds in aid of the Western Park Fund. MUSIC BY MRS. GEORGE. Gents, 1/6; Ladies, 1/-. H. E. CATTLEY, Hon. Secretary.