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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 130, 26 October 1914, Page 1

rp II E A T R E J> 0 Y A L. NEW PLYMOUTH. TWO NIGHTS 01 (.:AIETi AND MELODY. •WEDNESDAY A.-.i) 'i iIUiSDAY, NOVKMDi-.R 18 and 19. P,y arrangement with J. C. Wililamson and Co., Ltd. SAN T0 V "Will be: produced by the NEW PLYMOUTH OPERATIC NEW TLY.YIOITIL OPEUATIC SOCIETY. SOCIETY. LASS CAST! BEAUTiriL SCENERY

BRIGHT AXD SPARKLING X U AM) CHORUS. Musical Director Scenic Artist ... . Mr. R. X. Hcnaiul Mr. A. M. Braduiuy BOX FLAX opens at Collier's on SATURDAY, November U, at 8.30 a.m. POPULAR PKIIES: Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 4s; Stalls, 2s Cd; Pit, Is. E. L. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Sec. TO BOOK-KEEPERS. RANTED, temporarily, book-keeper. Send particulars to BOX 119, Xew Plymouth. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. VACANCIES FOR CLEANERS. A IMPLICATIONS for Positions as Enginc Cleaners will be received by the Locomotive Foreman at Xew Plymouth. Fifth Standard Certificate' necessary, and must be 17 or 18 years of age. Wages to commence at 5s (id per day. D. HOSIE, Loco. Foreman.

rpi-IE Family of the late Mrs. Stephen Smith wish to thank all kind friends for sympathy and fioral emblems in their sad bereavement, especially Nurse Dennett and Dr. Nutting. AND GENTLEMEN— Having been unanimously invitsd by 'the Liberal Leagues of out district to offer myself as a candidate in the Liberal interest at the forthcoming election, I have much pleasure in consenting. I am a supporter of the Opposition led liy Sir Joseph Ward, whose great services to the country arc. recognised by all unhiassed persons. I shall in due course meet you at the different centres, and meantime beg to assure you of my sincere desire to serve the district.

local polities for many years, and be.. t 1 can serve you fuithfully and well. Your obedient servant, W. MORRISON*. TO THE EGMOXT ELECTORS. TVADIES AND GENTLEMEN—"Get on the Land" is very good advice, but just at the present time "Get on the Electoral Roll" is better! I want Liberal electors to make a move at the various centres towards organising our forces. Do it for the sake of the cause! I have, etc., DAVID L. A. ASTBURY.

TO THE EG MONT ELECTORS. AND GENTLEMENI am again a candidate for your suffrages at the General Election, and will take an early opportunity to address you at the various centres. DAVID L. A. ASTBURY. Mr. Astbury will address the Electors s under: — Manaia Town Hall, MONDAY, October 26th. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. . "Ladies specially invited. '0 QV R p ATEONS riAVTNG taken over the old-establish-ed business of Messrs J. Ward and ion (Coal and Wood Merchants), we tvail ourselves of this opportunity of idvlsing ycu that the very best attention will be given your esteemed ordera 'or the future. Mr. W. E. Bendall, who Sm for the past 12 years managed the business, will sow control affairs, and his knowledge jf townspeople's requirements will enible the new firm to give patrons the rery best service, and also the test irands of coal and firewood obtainable. 9V. E. BENDALL & C°COAL MERCHANTS, PQWBERHAM ST./ NEW PLYMrtJ'IE, 'Phone M. » jjjrftj.!-