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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 206, 28 February 1914, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY AT .MATINEE TO-DAY AT 130. gJII I IR E pICTU HE S. AND ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT AX UNUSUALLY <;OOD PROGRAMME Featuring a llcnutiful Drama by Pathc Frcres, Paris, Entitled—a chequered wooing A CHEQUERED WOolX'c A CHEQUERED WOOIXG A CHEQUERED WOO IXC A CHEQUERED WOOING A CHEQUERED WOOIXG A CHEQUERED WOOIXf! A CHEQUERED WOOIXfi PATHETIC! TEXDER! A DESPERATE RESOLUTION. TORX FROM THE DOORS OF DEATH. Preceded by a Grand Collection of Including— An Original Drama DIVERSION* DIVERSION DIVERSION* DIVERSION A Splendid Object Lesson. Lubin's Special T WO CO W A R D S IWOCO W A R D S Urban's Beautiful Scenic ARABIA-ADEN Kineto Fine Scenic SCENES IN NORTH SWEDEN. And a Fine Film bv Lux , PICTURESQUE CORSICA. Altogether Three Verv Fine Pictures. Pathe's Side-Splitter A NEW CURE FOR GOUT. A NEW CURE FOR GOUT. Fun in Abundance in HOW THE DAY WAS SAVED. MAKING HIMSELF A HERO. Book a Seat at Hofifimmn'R. USUAL PRICES. STRAYED NOTICE. !■'.!) on my farm at Brixton, ab"itt forty lambs (about half of thorn t-hrrn). Owner ean have same by paving expenses. I ,1. MUIR. / District Lands Oflice, New Plymouth, February 24, 1911. is hereby given that, ten sections in eight lots ranging from one rood to 2'/t acres in the Spotswood Settlement, Block IV"., Paritutu S.D., will be offered for sale by public auction for cash or deferred payments on Thursday, March 19, 1914, at 11 a.m. Full particulars and plans may be obtained at this office, and plans seen at the railway stations and principal post offices in the district. G. H. 1H I.LARD, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

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