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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 293, 3 May 1913, Page 1

rpHEATRE JJOYAL piCTURES. "The Home of Optical Beauty." TODAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. We show for the last time this MAGNIFICENT ALL-STAR' SERIES, Headed by the' FASCINATING DRAMATIC ROMANCE THE MONEY-LENDER. THE MONEY-LENDER. THE MONEY-LENDER. THE MONEY-LENDER. THE MONEY-LENDER. THE MONEY-LENDER. • 3500 «et. Gloriously colored. This great film rivets the attention from start to finish. There is an utter absence of any. forcing of incidents in this grand production, the whole sequence of events, exciting, tragic and absorbing though they be, possess that element of rationality which gives to the story a living power. . THE MONEY-LENDER. THE MONEY-LENDER. THE, MONEY-LENDER. A drama portrayed with unflinching realism. Also— PATHE'S AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. JUNGLE PICTURES IN-COCHIN CHINA. A magnificent colored scenic. UNA OF THE SIERRAS. A GIRL OF THE MOUNTAINS. A new series by the great SELIG, and a duet of screaming comics by MAX LINDER and BLOOMER. Remember, this series will be shown SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING ONLY. Children 1/- to D.C. at the night session.

PLYMOUTH JJROTHERIIOOD OPENING MEETING OPENING MEETING FOR THE WINTER SESSION. Q.OOD rpEMPLA'R JJ A. L L. SUNDAY NEXT, MAY 4, at 3 p.m. Speakers: REV. M. K. GILMOUR, of New Guinea, and Madni, a Native Teacher. Subject: "LIFE AND CUSTOMS IN NEW GUINEA." Chair taken by Rev. J. W. Burton. Accompanist Mr. A. V. CarbinesMusical Director. Mr. W. M. Perry' Soloist Mr. Frederic Collection on behalf of Brotherhood Funds. '

THE THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL JjVERE JJRIGADE pLAIN '& JjUNCY J)RESS gALL FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN Will be held in the IJHEATEE 0 Y A L. On KING'S BIRTHDAY (TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1913). DANCING: Children, from 7 to 9.30; idults after. FANCY DANCING BY CHILDREN. TICFETS: Children under 14, 1/-; Ladies, 2/-; Gentlemen, 3/-. Ticketßmay be obtained from Mrs. Dockrill and the Ladies' Committee. * Prizes will be given for the Best Girl's Fancy Costume, and also for the Most Original Girl's Costume. Prizes will also be giyen for the Best Boy's Fancy and Original Costume.

JJEAL QOOD gUSINESS AND INVESTMENT PROPOSITION. In one of the busiest and best parts of Auckland. On tram line close to important tram stopping-place. CARRYING, COAL AND FIREWOOD CARRYING, COAL AND FIREWOOD CARRYING, COAL AND FIREWOOD BUSINESS. No. I.—Corner section, 46 x 120, freehold, with large sheds, engine room, large stables, etc. No. 2.—Also on Main Street, 44 x 125, with owner's ■ private houso of six large rooms; large workshop, etc., at back. ■ On the property there is erected a party wall of brick which cost £l5O. PLANT.—Gas engine of 5 horse-power, 8 horses, 5 carta,, lorry harness for 9 horses, horse-covers,, cart-covers, etc. The stock of firewood, coal, shell, tar, etc., at least worth £250. Owner clearing £SO per month nett. PRICE £3soo.—For the whole property, plant and stock as a going concern, £3500. NOTE—The property is worth the money, and sole reason for selling is ill-health and, owner going to Old Country to retire. Inspection heartily invited to bona fide purchasers. Sole agent— WENZL SCHOLLUM, 17, 19, 20 Royal Insurance Buildings, Queen Street, AUCKLAND. Telegraphic Address — "Scholium, Auckland."

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOll PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. J HENIIY M'I'LHOLLAND, of Rahotu, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, anil will at the next Licensing Meeting to be held at Eltham on the fourth day of -Time, 1913, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situat;: at Rahotu, arid known as the Rahotu Hotel, containing fourteen rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. The owner of the premises in respect of which this application is made is James Hawkins, of New Plymouth. - Dated at Ilawera the 2Gtlr day of 'April, 1013.' | (Signature) HEXRY MULHOLLAND. | yOU can get It' 61ieaper at the Red Post. )' can,g,et;-jfc cheaper at tl>e Bed, Post