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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 52, 19 July 1912, Page 1

JjJMPIBE piCTURE pALACE. TO-NIGHT ' LAST NIGHT OP THE PRESENT MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME OP THE LATEST FEATURE FILMS Including PLAYMATES. PLAYMATES. Jean, the Vitagrapli dog, is steadfast in sickness and health. The friendship and devotion of a faithful dog for his little master. A NORDISK MASTERPIECE THE BALLET DANCER. THE BALLET DANCER. 3000 ft., 3000 ft., 3000 ft. A triumph in motion photography and SUBTLE ACTING. THE HYPNOTIC DETECTIVE. A Selig sensational detective story, featuring Prof. Locksley, THE HYPNOTIC DETECTIVE. PATHE LONDON GAZETTE. BUNNY AND THE TWINS. A Vitagrapli COMEDY, with John Bunny.. An Empire Novelty Film: JACK TAP AMUSES HIS FRIENDS. THE EMPIRE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.

TO BUSH-FELLQRS. ■yyANTED—Bushmen to scrub 111 acres? of bush. Apply to Jones Bros., Okoke. URENUI SQQ PEIME PORKERS gQQ WEIGHTS FROM •J'Q TO pRICE 4 d PER LB. Shareholders or Xon-shareholdera. JNGLEWOOD JJAOON QOMPANY. PICS. PICS. JJACON fJQ Receiving dates to be advertised later. C. MASTERS, Box 23, Hawera. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato. PICS. PICS. rpHI INGLEWOOD BAOON COMPANY are buyers of Prime Bacon Pigi between 1121b and 1501b dead weight, FROM SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. RECEIVING DATES. At the r„ ,ory—Wednesday, July 3,

17, & 31. Waitara—Monday, July 1 & 29. Midliirst—Tuesday, July 2 & 30. Tariki—Monday, July 15. Smart Road—Tuesday, July 16. Toko—Monday, July 1 & 29. Douglas—Monday, July 15. Stratford—Tuesday, July 2, 16 & 30. FIGS. Pica. W f)IMOCK A £JO„ JjTD. gWANgACONpiCTORY are now prepared to receive Prime Baconers, Choppers and Porkers at the undermentioned places:— Okato—June 10, July 1. Moturoa—June 11, July 2. Inglewood—June 5 & 12, July 3. Smart Road—June 10, July 2. Waitara—June 11, July 3. Toko, June 3. Tariki—June 4, July 2. Stratford—June 5 and 12, July 3. Midhirst—June 10, July 1. Douglas—June 11. C. E. STREET, Fitzroy. J. MARRA, Stratford. L. BAIGENT, Kaponga, J. BURKE, Eltham. O. ARNOLD, Hawera. All stations close 2 o'clock. FEW POUNDS spent in viewing the land in the THAMES VALLEY will repay you. The Land and Estate Agents to call on are E. BROMWICH & CO., PAEROA, who have the pick of the farms in that locality to select from, 670 ACRES TAPAPAU ESTATE.— This is the makings of a very valuable estate. The land lies well to the sun, and is in a rapidly rising district. Close to railway, and within two miles of Butter Factory and progressive township. Handsome homestead of seven large rooms and outbuildings, all new and well built. Beautiful situation and climate. Either sheep or cattle country. Would milk 100 cows this coming season, besides carrying other stock. Well watered with running streams. Already surveyed for subdivision into five farms. Price £l4 per acre. Terms, £SOOO cash; balance, six years, 4 1 /i> per cent.

TAKANAJiL ACCLIMATISATION gOCIETY. SIIOOTING SEASON, 1912. MAY 1 TO JULY 31 INCLUSIVE. LICENSES for SHOOTING GAME cat be obtained from the Postmasters at New Plymouth, Inglewood, Waitara and Opunake. OLIVER N. FTBTII, Seev., Nev Plymouth, gKND yom M a PRINTING ORDER to the " Daily New*." Prices right, and gfaction guarant««d,