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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 258, 30 March 1914, Page 1

IT IS HERE! IT IS HERE! IT IS HERE! FIIPI K E |JJCT uEE s. AND ARTHUR CARBINES, PIANIST. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THREE NIGHTS SEASON ONLY, THE PICTURE EVKNT OF THE HOUR. A Revelation in Cinematography. A GREAT MODERN DRAMA." A GREAT MODERN DRAMA. Performed by Leading Artists of France 6000 ft. 6000 ft. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. 6000 ft. 6069 ft. A Wonderful play. Teeming witk Novelties. Sonic of the grand spectacles include A GREAT BANKER'S BALL. introducing THE FAMOUS DANCE CRAZE, THE FAMOUS DANCE CRAZE, The Dance the whole world is talking of " THE TANGO." " THE TANGO." " THE TANGO." : 'THE TANGO." " THE TANGO." " THE TANGO." Perfect in minute detail. Sec the Film. Learn the Dance. See the Film. Learn the Dance. LEADING AVIATORS take part in PARIS GOLD CUP (race for the Aviation Derby (Paris-Holland return). SEE! THE COLLAPSE SEE! THE COLLAPSE And Fall to Earth And Fall to Earth Of a Giant Aeroplane. Of a Giant Aeroplane. SUCH A PICTURE ' SUCH A PICTURE ■; You may never witness again. SECURE ' THIS OPPORTUNITY. I SECURE THIS OPPORTUNITY, and Reserve a Seat. Plans now open at Hoffmann's, i Usual Prices. THE VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1908. AND AMENDMENT ACT, IHOB. JT is hereby notified tliac the Revised District Valuation Rolls for the District mentioned in the Schedule hereunder will be open for public inspection at the place named in the Schedule from March 28, 1914, until April 3, 1914, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Objections to valuations must be lodged not later than April 8 ,1014. F. W. FLANAGAN, yahii'i'-Gi'iierul. Valuation Department, " • Wellington, March 27. 1911. Name of District. .4 "__ Borough of New Plymouth, Place of Deposit. '"" New Plymou.U, floyougii Council Offices, sv» Plymouth. rr/mTD-nrtn Sapl &'■£ EXCURSION FARES BREAKWATER REGATTA. rpHE jiuWic are hereby notified that tiie New Zealand Railway Department has consented to grant Excursion Fanes from Hawera, Waituin and intermediate stations to Breakwater by uorning train on March 31. The train : "will arrive at the BreaMvater at II : .o'clock, and tickets arc available for day of issue only. C W." WILLIAMS, Chairman Breakwater Sports Committee. £OROMIKO JJORSING JJOME, INGLE WOOD. NURSE MORGAN (late of St. Helens' Hospital, Cluistcliuieli). HAVE YOUR SUIT MADE YOUR WAY. Every detail of your personality, every desire you may express, these are given careful study in ''Lonergan and Pearce" tailoring. Thus we do more than just "tailor" your suit. Any decent craftsman can do that. Wc make it to be part of your actual individuality as well. See if we don't. Grand lot of new fabrics just in. LONEBGAN & PEARCB LADKS* & GENTS.' TAILORS, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. I A B A T A ("1 U A O H. GEORGE HANOVER, Proprietor. TIME-TABLE. Couch Leavei Parangi at 5.30 a.m. DAILY for Ingl«wood, and leaven on the return trip at i f.m. Inwardi. Ouawrdn. Leave I^sive Pnrangi 1.30 a.m. ingiewood 2 p.m. Pukeho (.30 a.m. Kaimata 2.45 p farata 7.30 a.m. Tarata 4p.m Laimata 8.4* a.m. Pul.-cho I p.m Arrive— Arrivelaglewood J.M a.m. Furangi t p.m. All orders «r parcels left at atore, . Poralgi. Mr. T. Waite'i Stablei. ,T»r»t* J *r fioyal Mail Stablest, Injrlewood,, will (waive pronifl attention.