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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 133, 29 October 1914, Page 1

Ta<- fcople'a uomforter." TO-XIftHT. "ALL NEW" PROGRAMME. JTonlisk's Star Drama-. VOTES TOP. WOMEN. VOTES FOR WOMEN. VOTKS FOII WOMEN. VOTES FOR WOMEN. VOTKS FOR WOMEN. VOTES FOR WOMEN. An up-to-date p!av on up-to-date linos. The Beautiful Harbor flit.vPICTURESQUE SYDNEY. PICTURESQUE SYDNEY. PICTURESQUE SYDNEY. PICTURESQUE SYDNEY. A fine scenic. A Magnificent PJay: PRINCESS OF THE DESERT. PRIXCESS OF THE DESERT PRIXCESS OF THE DESERT PRIXCESS OF THE DESERT. The wonders of a woman's heart. K.B.'s Star Drama: THE PITFALL. THE PITFALL. THE PITFALL. THE PITFALL. A play with a notable purpose. MISSING DIAMOXD-O. Comedy AUSTRALASIAN GAZETTE-Topical NIAGARA FALLS—A fine scenic

Reserves and Prices as usual. 'Plione 565, Theatre. 1/- and 1/6. od and 1/-

I WANTED TO LET. PJQ ACRES Bushfelling on Mangamaeho Road, 5 miles from Urenui. Tenders close November 7th, 1314, Specifications may be seen at Dunbar's Store, Urenui, or my Office, New Plymouth, where Tenders received. R. F. CORNWALL, New Plymouth. STABLE APPRENTICES. RANTED, a Couple of Lads up to Ost. as stable apprentices. Apply (stating age,, weight, standard of edu,-. cation, etc.) to J. W. LOWE, Endeavour Lodge, Trentham. FOR SALE, CHEAP. JJAIL COACH (10 passenger), Baker's Cart and Block Dray. HURREL BROS. i ELTHAM AND HAWERA. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. QN and after MONDAY, November 2nd, the Criterion Stables in Devon Street will be Closed as a Livery Stable and the business will be carried on in my King Street Stables, where I will be pleased to see my numerous customers. The old site will be used as a Motor Garage in the meantime. M. JONES, Criterion StablM.

Ee the Estate of CHARLES WILLIAM WILSON, deceased. Persons having Claims against this Estate are requested to send particulars to the undersigned and all persons indebted are requested to p»y the amounts due to I?. CLINTON HTJOHES, Solicitor for the Executrix. is hereby given that eectiom in the Town of Whangamomona, and Kotarc Township; also rural land Sections 13, 14, 15, Block IX, Waro S.D., and Section 23, Block 1, Ohura will be offered for sale by public auction for cash at the Lands and Survey Office, New Plymouth, at 11.30 a.m. on Wednesday 18th November, 1914. Full particulars and plans may b« obtained at tliis Office mid plans seen at railway stations and principal post offices in the District. Q. 11. BULLARD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands Office, New Plymouth. ■2Bth October, 1914. ST. MARY'S CHURCHYARD, NEW PLYMOUTH. rpHE Churchwardens of St. Mary's, New Plymouth, 'hereby require all persons who consider that they have c'aims to be buried in the above Churchyard to forward evidencs of their claims to th? undersigned on or before November 30. 1014. If c'aims are not lodged by the above date they cannot afterwards be recognised.

J, PATOX, DAVID K lIUTTOX, i . . Tor the Trustees, New Plymouth, ' ' October ID, 1914. ' "*-"•■ ... ~,., PUKKTOTAKA ESTATE. A liOt'T one mile from Xew Plvmollllr borough boundary, borough supply; electric light and power win ye installed shortly. Lot I.—About 80 acres, nir/c-foomed dwelling, 20-stall cowshed, with hay loft, t. and g. flooring; cart and implement ehod; £45. Lot 2. About e0 acrc«, £4O lor freehold. L«t 3.—10 acre* 3 roods, £4O for freehold. Lot 4.—12 aeren, freehold; 12 a<re» AV.CS.II., £4O for freehold, kok 5.-35 »«re* freehold, £4J. >V. HUMPHRIES. PURE TEAS Nelson Moate'i Tea." " 4