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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 2, 21 May 1914, Page 1

pJCTURE pALACE and THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. TO-NltiilT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NKJHT AT S. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY. SOMETHING EOll EVERYBODY.. Featuring a Magnificent A.B. Drama. •A GREAT PLAY on A GREATER SUBJECT A dramatic, work asking a question anil detrirtwliiif; mi answer. ViVrDLY TRUE TO LIFE. • It touches the heart-strings. MAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. WAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. KAN'S LAW. MAN'S LAW. 2000 ft 2000 ft 2000 ft EVERY MOTHER SHOULD TEACH tliat purity <«f thought is far more desirable than worldly possessions. Preceded Jiv a Ciiamont Photo-play, ■ THE Ki.Yf) OF MARKSMEN. THE KTNT« OF MARKSMEN. The story of Bill Haig, an escaped convict. An interesting Cines: LIFE IN INDIA. LIFE IN INDIA. . Edison presents: THE ACTRESS. THE ACTRESS. THE ACTRESS. THE ACTRESS. A wondrously life-like reproduction. Vitagraph's Mystery Play: HINDOO CHARM HINDOO CI-lARM Imliin's screamer: AN INTERRUPTED COURTSHIP. AN INTERRUPTED COURTSHIP. A man. a woman, and an umbrella. Latest Fashions and events in WARWICK'S CI IRONICLE. WARWICK'S CHRONICLE. And others. A PROGRAMME OF PERFECT PHOTOPLAYS. Don't miss it. Plan at Theatre. 'Phone 365. pOOTBALL! jjiOOTBALI,! WESTERN PARK GROUND. THURSDAY, MAY 21. I<UKAPA U. v. jgTBATFORD If. . Kick-off at 1.43 p.m. ■ Admission Sixpence. R. DAVIDSON, Hon. Sec. Tukapa F;C. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. In the matter lof "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1008," and of "The Local Elections and Polls Act,' 1908," and the Acts amending the same respectively. J HEREBY give notice that tho following' persons have been duly nominated as Candidates for the offiee of Councillor, to fill the extraordinary vacancy now cxisting N on the Council of the Borough of New Plymouth. Hayden, James William Short, William Fraicis Smith, Stanley John And there being only one vacancy to b,i filled I hereby also give notice tkat a Poll will be taken as ietwea» the said Candidates on FRIDAY, #ie 22ni day of May, 1014. ' The following are the Polling Places:— Town Hall, New Plymouth (principal) The Public Hall, Fitzroy, The Residence of Mr S. T. Cfrecker, Devon St. East, The Residence of Mr G. A. 49#rney, Devon St. West, Mr Gordge's Store, Yogeltowii, The Public Hall, Wcstovra, The Sunday Schoolhouse, Frankleigh Park, The Gymnasium, Public School Grounds, St. Aubjn, The Sunday Schoolhouse, Mituroa.

Polling hours from 9 a.m. to 7 pjm. J Dated this loth day of May, 1914. | F. T. BELLRINGER, Returning Officer for the B»rougk of New Plymouth. SAVE MONEY ON COflLj When buying coal, think of more than price! Consider its heatgiving powers! It you want, the greatest number of heat-units tor your money, order Costs no more than ordinary co but lasts much longer. Burns a white ash with the minimum ot sulphur. In u, word, it- is /,lL COAL This lirst-eIfWK Wnikmo Coal isobUtinablofrom oil loi.-al <le;il>'»s. Jlitvo your Bliutl anil hills filled THIS WhKK. Wholesale Agents: J. MASTERS & SON Stratford 1 qIfET W0 D E gCHO OL, Devon Street West, Sew Plymouth. SKASIDK BOARDIXO AND DAY SCHOOL FOE GLKIJS. Principals: The MISSES STANFORD. The Second Term, 1014, will begin 0a TUESDAY, May 26. During the Winter Term there will be Senior and Junior Classes ier lMivsiral Culture and Dune'iag'. lIUs Stanfonl will be at home Ml FRIDAY, May from '--30 to i p.m. TPARRINGS. Broodies, Peadafits, Banoles, Necklaces, Alberta, Muffs, Medals, Charms and Sbarf Pinß, Rings. ct« being slaughtered at Skeates Closing Sale, «pposita ' TUcMre Royal, Devon St.