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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 169, 16 January 1914, Page 1

OVAL plC'Ab' RE S AGAIN' AG AIX. 8 p.m. TO-XIOIIT s p.m. A POETIC PROGRAMME. A Remarkable Production. RIVAL ADVKNTUHKS. RIVAL . ADVENTURES. IUVAL ADVENTURES. RIVAL ADVENTURES. RIVAL ADVEXTI'IiKS. RIVAL ADVKXTUiUC.-?. RIVAL ADVENTURES. RIVAL ADVENTURES. RIVAL ADVENTURES. RIVAL ADVENTURES. By CIN.ES,.of QUO VAWSt AX UNUSUAL PLOT. A Charming A-IJ. Stow. WOMAN IK Till'; ULTIMATE. WOJIAK IK THE ULTIMATE. Charmingly Sympathetic. EDJSOX'S Best'—' THE JtKAIJOW LAI! iv. TliK MIiAIXSV*. LAUK. Woyon out of ail intimate Knowledge. A Spirited and Vivacious Comis COT NT BARBER Full of Fun. COUXJT BARttIOR Full of Fun. LAKE OF BOULOGNE. , - A Splendid Scenic. - GREAT RIVER OF .JAMAICA. Exquisite Views of Fascinating l'kccs. TWEEDLEDUM WIN'S A RAGE. TW'KEDLEDUM WINS A RACE. An Absurd Comic. X.Z. ANIMATED NEWS. WARWICK'S CHRONICLE. Usual. Prices. TARANAIvI (NEW ZEALAND) OIL WELLS LI MIT ED. gIR GEOROE CLIFFORD, a. member of the Loudon Hoard of Directors will lie visiting New Plymouth on MOX,'DAY, •IAXUARV 10, ,*nd will confer with riiarehoiders in tiie Borough Chambers, at 7.30 p.m. C. CARTER. jgARGAIN. | ARGE, Private Residence in fl'an~J ganui (Gonviile), owner leaving for Paimerston—sole' reason for selling •Suitable for residence, boarding-house or nursing home. Accept £ SO!) for quick sale. 'Equity about £250, part of which could remain if desired. Eight rooms, large bath-room, pantry, wash-house, buggy shed, 'hot and cold water to bath, la.vatorv basin, kitchen, sink'and tubs, large bath-room. Reception rooms mirrored over, and undermantels, wardrobe" Clipboards in live bedrooms. Verandah front and Viae!:. Built only four years, thoroughly seasoned timber. Section nearly three quarters of an acre. i!as in eve:"' room. Can ba seen any afternoon or eveningAdd, row. "W," E!ii'.:.be'J!i i'.ouse, (.lonviile, Wanganui. MEDK'AL. T)R. WHKTTKIt has taken up residence. at Dr. fio.uli'.-, In'Jowood. v. !iere, lie can ba consulted at the usual hours .■viz.:—!) to 10 a.m.. I to 2 and 7 to 8 p.m. g L TIIA M~Q PUX AK E pARRYIXG QOMPAXY.

HEW PLYMOUTH-OPUHAKE i BRANCH WAGGON'S Daily fictween Xew Plymouth, Okato, flahotu, Opunake. RELIABLE EXPERIENCED DRIVERS Prompt Delivery of Goods Inwards and Outwards. FREIGHTS IIEASOXATJLf.. TERMS CASH. SPECIAL QUOTATION'S for Largo Consignments. P. MATHIESON, , ' Manager, Poutli Road, Now Piymoutu. WHAT ABOUT THIS YEAR'S GROCERIES? Arc yon going to liavo your pantry filled with Hie bf»t, and yet pay no more than inferior qualities cost If so. yon will have to secure your supplies from WHITAKER'S Hero you par (lie lowest prices for tip-top c|iialiiy. Every article we sell is fre?'n and dependable, and Oiir store service is irreproachable. WHITAKER & SON GROCERS. SEW PLYMOUTH. TAILORING

A well-drosscd Kian commands respect v/hercver he goes. Clothes makes tne man. I make the clothes. The best in lit, style and workmanship. Splendid selection of materials m exclusive designa and guaranteed qualities. You can rely upon getting a penect fit., combined with latest atyle, At moderate <;osc, from WADDLE TAIIiOK, j NEW PLYMODTE Caali will Hceurc a full quarteracre Section in llino Street. .CominawU a line view of sea and surroundings. O.eod live-roomed house with | all conveniences. Three minutes' walk | from centre of town and railway station. Price £«()(>. £75 cash, balance lon exceptional terms. —Gilmoiir and Clarke, New I'ivmouth,