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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 48, 17 July 1914, Page 1

FOLLOW TILE CROWD TO THE ipHIATKE JJO VA L THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES. THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES. Where the Pleased Patrons are. TO-^IGHT> A really good programme receired by last might's fine audience as aa excellent entertainer. OF HUGE VARIETY OF ENTICING INTEREST OF GREAT LAUGHTER-RAISING. Headed by the Thanhouser International Play, A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICII. A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE. A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE. A LEAK IN THB FOREIGN OFFICE. A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE. A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE. A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE. A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE. A LEAK IN THB FOREIGN OFFICE. 1 A LEAK IN THH FOREIGN OFFICE. | A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE. 1 A LEAK IN THB FOREIGN OFFICE, j A 2000 ft drama of high society and I political intrigue, from the famous Blue ! Book story by Clarence Hubert. j OUR COMEDY SECTION IS GREAT, with a leading Keystone laugh, I TANGO TANGLE. TANGO TANGLB. TANGO TANGLE. TANGO TANGLB. TANGO TANGLB. TANGO TANGLB. TIP-TOP AUXILIARIES. TIP-TOP AUXILIARIES. Read them! Topical Budget—Newsy Tit-hits. Torrents of Pau—Colored Water Study. Mike Murphy's Dream—Comedy. The Thwarted Plot—Dramatic sensation The Compact—A.K. Drama His Dark Scheme—Komic's comicality. The Slumbervillc Scare —Lubin Hit. ' Tis wise to remember folly to forget that this great collection will be screened at the THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT. Is *nd (id. Plan it Collier'*. ILi '■ T'. t.\ UIUNTY COUNCIL. JJUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the old bridge, crossing the Tarainouku Stream on the Otaraoa RosA, at Tarata. is now being removed, and that traffic, until further notice, will be per medium of the Ford, which, however, id not recommended for vehicles. C. F. DOWSKTT. Engineer. PRATT'S PETROLEUM SPIRITS. are quoting ex wharf, Vr'ellingion and Wanganui, to arrfvc per 5..-\ "Verdalia" 'due Wellington fcbout August 20, 1914) i PRATT'S YELLOW lABEL SPIRIT (Motor Car Spirit) PRATT'S TAX I BUS SPIRIT at TWOPENCE PER CASE below today's ex store price. VACUUM OIL CO. I'TY.. LTD. JJEN'S WATERTIGHTS —A few pairs 6s, 9e pair.—A.B.C. Coot C'o.'s Sale. DAIRY FARMS £2OO Cash. i •7A ACRES, 0.U.P.. at .til lis perl acre. Xett yearly rental, 10s -id ! per acre. Good 5-rooineJ house, wullery and wash-house, eowsh.d, hayshed. etc., 40 acres stumped and ploughed. All level ami ploughable. Rich soil, well watered, dose to P. 0.. telephone, store, factory, railway. School 2 '/ 2 miles. Price. .€2:! 10s per acre for goodwill. TERMS. £-2»». «"ASil TO A FOOD MAN. 1 fift ACRES. O.R.i\. at £S 1c«. Good G-rooiix-il house practically new; I every modern convenience. 7-bail cowshed, gig and dray sheds. calf shed, loose box loft, towi-hous and run, etc. 120 acres gras«. balance shelter busS. 3 acres stumped, hilly and undulating—some flat. Well watered. "2 miles to P. 0., Telephone, railway, store and factory. Price, !'!•"> Lis for goodwill. Terns good. Apply, STUBBS & HEWi'i i, LTri.ENsl-.I) LAND AGENTS. L'ANNEYIRK E WAIKATO LANDS hurrell'v ;;ands MASON REAL ESTATE AGENTS. HAMILTON - - WA IK AT( I. JJAVE For Sale, a splendid variety of Waikato properties, and as the busy season is just opening, they olVci their services to farmers contemplating a change. They would submit by letter particulars of farm, to suit requirements or personally show prospective buvers over properties tiie t , haw tor sale. This is an excellent sample of a Waikato property, and one' of tile few to be picked up at the price, iron ACRES, 100 acres m grass. 'JO ' acres in turnips, 200 acres under plough fallow. When cultivated, will carry 2 sheep to the acre, or is well adapted for dairying. 2 miles from creamery find P. 0., and one mile school.