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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 306, 19 May 1913, Page 1

gMP IE E rpHEATRE TO-NIGHT A truly magnificent range of Kinemato graph- Gems, headed by a brillian Vita graph drama: HIS FATHER'S SON. ■ HIS FATHER'S SON". HIS FATHER'S SON. HIS FATHER'S SON. HIS FATHER'S SON. HIS FATHER'S SON. A story of great heart interest, produced in the Vitagraph Company's excelled style. HIS MOTHER A drama HIS MOTHER of love HIS MOTHER, and pathos. HIS MOTHER The finest HIS MOTHER yet released HIS MOTHER from the HIS MOTHER Kalem studio. THE CATTLE RUSTLER'S FATHER. THE CATTLE RUSTLER'S FATHER. THE CATTLE RUSTLER'S FATHER. One of the S. & A. Company's great ex citing Western film-plays. THE CALL OF THE OPEN RANGE. THE CALL OF THE OPEN RANGE. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. GIPSIES IX NORTH SWEDEN. GIPSIES IX NORTH SWEDEN. LIFE OF A I-lERON. . LIFE OF A HERON. CANALS AND RIVERS OF SIAM. CANALS AND RIVERS OF SIAM. And a great selection of specially humorous pictures. The latest from THE N.Z. PICTURE SUPPLIES COY. COUNTY OF TARANAKI. RENDERS, suitably superscribed will be received at the County Offices up tc noon on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day ol May, for delivery of 400 yards boulders Oakura Depot. Specifications may be seen at the County Office. JOSEPH BROWN, ' County Chairman New Plymouth, 14th May, 1913. STRATFORD-MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY OKAHU CONTRACT. WRITTEN TENDERS will' be receive! at this office until nopn of MON DAY, 30th June, 1913, for the construe tion of the Okahu Tunnel (about 7< chains) and l'/ 2 miles of formation oi the Stratford-Main Trunk Railway, neai Okahukara. Drawings, specification! and conditions of contract may be seer at the Public Works Offices, Auckland •Stratford, Okahukara, Wellington, Christ church and Dunedin. The lowest or anj tender not necessnrilv accepted. R. W. HOLMES, Enginecr-in-Chief. Public Works Office. Wellington, 'l4th May, 1913. NOTE.—The time for receiving ten ders for this work has been extended from 30th April to 30th June, 1913, anc the time originally fixed for the com pletion of the work has been rcducet from four years to three years. R. W. HOLMES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SALE OF EMPTY OIL CASKS AND DRUMS. Wellington, May (5, 1913. YiyRITTEN tenders will be received uj to NOON OF SATURDAY/MAY 31 1913, for the purchase of the following empties now on hand and accumulated by the Railway Department up to Marcl: 31, 1914: — 1. Oil casks, 40-gallon. Oil casks (mineral colza), 40-gallon 2. Drums, Ist. class, 5-gallon. Drums, 2nd. class, 5-gallon. The casks and drums to be classified bj the Railway Department and mutually agreed upon. Separate tenders to be sent in for the empties accumulated on the AUCKLANI DISTRICT RAILWAYS and on th< WELLINGTON - NAPIER - NEW PLYMOUTH RAILWAYS. Tenderers to state prices per eacl and to indicate the Railway Station oi Railway wharf at which delivery is re quired. The tasks (1) and drums (2) may b< separately tendered for. Further particulars can be obtained from the Railway Storekeepers, Ncwmar ket and Petone, or from the Comptrollei of Stores, New Zealand Railways, Wei lington. Tenders to be addressed to the Comptroller of Stores, New Zealand Railways Wellington, and to be marked outside "Tender for empties." The lowest or any tender will no< necessarily be accepted. T. BONAYNE, General Manager, New Zealand Railways, J)AIRY JjURMS J)AIRY JjURME SIX REMAINING UNSOLD FARMS, of the SUX N Y PARK EST AT E MATAMATA. Open for one month only at Auctior upset prices. These farms comprise from lflO acre/ to 2!)9 acres and are mostly all improv, ed, with houses and outbuildings; buttes factory oil estate, and only 4 miles fron Railway Station. TERMS UNEQUALLED— Only 10 per cent, deposit; 15 per cent 3 months; balance 5 years 5 per cent. Plans and full particulars from SOL! AGENT,EN Z L gCIIOLLUM AUCTIONEER AND LICENSED AGEN'J 17, 19, 20 Royal Exchange Buildisgs, QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND