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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 158, 21 November 1912, Page 1

EMPIRE , PICTURE pALACE. TO-NIGHT THE' WORLD'S BEST. Our complete new programme includes Kalem's new and stirring WAR DRAMA', 2000 ft. in length. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBUSG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. A rousing two-reel tale of love and war. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. One of these scenes depicts the COLLAPSE OF A BURNING BRIDGE, which is occupied by fighting soldiers. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. A powerful dramatic story of THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, Supported by PAT HE GAZETTE 182. THE GREAT DIAMOND ROBBERY. Another Nat Pinkerton Star. FATE'S WARNING FATE'S WARNING A new maker and FATE'S WARNING an entirely novel FATE'S WARNING and unique picture. FATE'S WARNING A "Rex" Film, and a winner. THE PIRATE'S ROCK. THE PIRATE'S ROCK. THE PIRATE'S ROCK. A fine dramatic picture, introducing some magnificent scenic views. NIAGARA FALLS. A beautiful scenic number bv Edison. NOTHING BETTER IN THI.. DOMINION

"rpi-IE GEISHA" will be produced again, by special request, on FRIDAY, November 29, at tlie THEATRE ROYAL, NEW PLYMOUTH. Don't miss the final chance of seeing this delightful opera. It is one of Sydney Jones' finest productions, and is sparkling with good humor, rollicking fun, and delightful music. When it was produced some days ago, both houses were packed, and the verdict of the audiences was, "Well done, New Plymouth!" Box plan opens at Collier's Music Warehouse on MONDAY, November 25, at 8.30. Queue formed at. 7 a.m.

SACRED CONCERT AT " AOTEA." rpHE GARRISON BAND, assisted by the Waitara Band, will give a Massed Bands Sacred Concert at "Aotea" oh SUNDAY NEXT, 24th instant, at 3 p.m. Collection in aid of the Garrison Band Funds. 'Buses will leave town from 2 p.m. F. OOLEMAN, Secretary Garrison Band. TENDERS. RENDERS are invited for fencing and grubbing. Tenders close on Monday next, 25th inst. Specifications to be seen at Raliotu. H. MULHOLLAND, Hotel, Raliotu. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited and will be received at my office up to 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, November 30, for alterations, etc., io the Criterion Hotel. JAMES T. MANNIX, Architect.

Public Works Office, Stratford, November 5, 1812. STRATFORD PUBLIC BUILDINGS (NEW BUILDING). RENDERS will be received at this offiei until noon on the 30th day of November, 1912, for the above work. Drawings and specifications miy be seen at the Post Offices, Eltham and Hawera, and at the Public Works Offices, New Plymouth and Stratford. No tender necessarily accepted. C. J. McIvENZIE, Resident Engineer.

'.CLIFTON COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS are invited up ' to 10 a.m. 011 FRIDAY, December 6, 1912, or TWO ROADMEN in the Mokau Ridng. Particulars of duties may be seen i the County Office, Waitara. SAML. ELLIOT, County Chairman. fr. WANTED TO LET OX SHARES. piRST'-CLASS HERD of 100 COWS (at present bringing in over £2OO per Month). Machines with releaser and

every convenience. Apply at once to A. E. WATKIN, Okaiawa.

FOR SALE. ACRES on Main South Road, Omata, with dwelling, stable, cow lied, etc. Suitable for retired perso* r for working man, being within two ailes of Breakwater. Only £2OO cash, alanee on mortgage. R. CLINTON HUGHES, Solicitor. FOR SALE. pEDIGREE AYRSHIRE BULLS, one two and three years old, bred on dairylines and eligible for entry in Herd Book. Apply F. A. Bremer, Okaiawa.