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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 111, 3 October 1914, Page 1

IJSHBATRB ftuYAL. OKE SIGHT C;OX f*' WON'DAY NEXT, OCTOBER 5. :t. ■--•-■• *' E. J. CARROLL Presents * The World's Greatest Mtraetien, i LEROY, TALMA AKD BOSCO, t LEROY, TALMA AN*D BOSCO, }• LEROY, TALMA AND BOSX), LEROY, TALMA AN'D BOSCO, fThe Most Famous Magicians of lbe Agf*. iin a Series of Bewildering *'...>.-ions, '• Conceived in the Master Brair of SERVUIS LEROY, ii Wizard most profound in the Art ol Secromancv. MDLLE. TALMA. The Onlv Lady Coin Manipu st"r »» t ne ' World. BOSOO, JTitt his Delightful Fooling and Hmor--1 ou» Exposures. _ This Incomparable Trio otphxntrnmU ■ will be assisted by 22 En R ish. Ame- ? riean and Continental Artis**. ' PLEASE NOTE;" POPULAR PRICES WILL BE CHARGED, 4a (reserve, 59. 2s and Is. Box Plan at Hoffmann's. ■ TABANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEABOX. OCTOBER 1, 1914, TO APRIL 30, IMS. Licenses may be obtained | from J. Therkleson. Tari-ri: Q. Gudgeon, Inglewood; R. Grih>Y'-!, Waitara; J. & Fox, Ok'ato; E. B. Stohr, Opunake; and the undersijmed 0. N. FIRTH, '" Secretary, LioeMes.—Men, whole season !»n>•ble ever' all Dominion). 20s; TOnten. and toys (under 16 years of are'. *•; Bay lioenses (available for Taranslri dia- j ttict onlv), 2s 6d; half-season IWnsea,' from December 20, 1914 (available far Taranaki district only), 12n fid. fJIO OUK0 UK PATRONS j •JTAVING taken over the old-establish-ed tasiness of Messrs .T. Ward aa4 Bon (Goal and Wood Merchants), we •vail ourselves of this oTroortirnity of advising too that the very best Attention trill be given your esteemed orders for the future. * Mr. W. B. BendaTl, who has for the fast 12 years manaeed th» business. wB •now control affairs, and his frnow'eflge •of townspeople's requirements will ea- j' •able the new firm to pive patrons the very bast service, and also the best brands of aoal and firewood obtainable. ' OOAL MERCHA^S, POWDEHHAM ST.. NEW PLYMOUT3. 'Phona 84. fjp A a A T A f|OAOn GEORGE HANOVER, Propiretor. IIME-TABLE. ' " Coach leaves Yuranjri at 5.30 ajn. daily for Tnelewoed, and leaver «m the return trip at 2 pj Inwardt, Leave Outwarda. Leave Puranirj S.So*.m. Tnclewood 2 p.™. ] Tukeho (1.30 a.m. Kaimata 2.45». Tarata 7.30 a.m. Tarata 4 pm. I Kaimata 8.45 ajn. Pukeho B Ma. Arrive— Arrive— j Tnjriewood 0.30 a.m. Puransi R p.m. All orders or parcels l»ft at Store. Tanci. Mr T. Waite's StaWes. Tarata. or Roval Mail Stables. Tnjjlewood, will receive prompt attention. ' BETTERPTAN THE | BEST IN TARANAKI ' A FARM OF 1 Oft ACRES FREEHOLD, 1 mile, from J-OU p 0 aT)(1 Railway; sown down in the best of prasse*. EVERY ACRE CAN" BE •PLOUGHED. WILL CARRY inn Seven-roomed house,-h. and e. wv.t"T. and all neeessarr outbiiilditip o : R-bnil cowshed, toncrete vnrds to hoM K0 cows; ncine and LXO r'nnt. W»1I j watered. PRICE £SO TFII ACRE. Terms, £IOOO Cash. Also —i QOA ACRES FREEHOLD, one mile HyV from school, crcamcrv. post office, railwnv station and townshio: all in crass; 220 acres flat and plonnhaM*: f\cw 0-ronmed honse. very unto date cowshed, wash-up room, pmrine-raom, *t'e.: all concrete floors, including cover-ed-in Tard": 100 acres ar» rich drained smipn. Priee. £2B per acre; terms, •£IOOO cash. For farther particulars applv to %2 RIDGWAY STREET, WASGAKOI. NEW PLYMOUTH * LVGLEWOOD. rjABBYINO (^OMPANI. MEW PLYMODTn-OPUKAO: BRABCH. [y Between New l^yto, Kahotn. (Vnpjk^ BiUABLE EXPERIES'CED Er.IVSR' Prompt Delivery of Goods Inwardi and Outwards. - ' JBKIGFfITS BEASOKABLE. ■r- TERMS CASH. '■FK2AL QITOTATIOKS foT L«B» - • rat*.