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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 135, 31 October 1914, Page 1

RING 'PHONE 385 FOR RESERV 1/- and I/O 1/- and jgMPIRJi piCTURE pAL " The 'People's Comforter." MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. 'MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. And again at 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. THE MYSTERY OF A GIRL'S DISAPPEARANCE. A Masterpiece of Detective Subtlety and Skill. THE BLACK TRIANGLE. THE BLACK TRIANGLE. THE BLACK TRLAMGLE. Thrilling IxtitiM THE BLACK TRIANGLE. THE BLACK THE BLACK TRIANGLE. A great plot and a powerful story. THE BLACK TRIANGLE. THE BLACK TRIANGLE. THE BLACK TRIANGLE. 4Qooft of j-ensational interest. A most interesting film: EVOLUTION OF LONDON" TRAFFIC EVOLUTION OF LONDON TRAFFIC. EVOLUTION OF LONDON TRAFFIC EVOLUTION OF LONDON TRAFFIC. Paris Fashions and World's News in BATHE'S GAZETTE. BATHE'S GAZETTE. A Ladies' Favorite: HER AWAKENING. HER AWAKENING. HER AWAKENING. People's Popular Prices: 6d and 1/-. WHITE QL|FFS"'CUEESE I ANTED, a Youth to assist in White ■ Cliffs Cheese Factory. Apply to R. PEPPERILL, Secretary. WANTED TO LET. 50 ACRES Bushfelling on Mangamaeho Road, 5 miles from Urenui. Tenders close November 7th, 1914. Specifications may be seen at Dunbar's Store, Urenui, or my Office, New Plymouth, where Tenders received. E. F. CORNWALL, New Plymouth.

PUKBTOTARA ESTATH. on« mile from New Plymouth borough boundary, borough water supply; electric light and power will be installed shortly. Lot 1. —About 80 acres, nine-roomed dwelling, 2Q-'stall aowghed, with hay loft, t, and g. flooring; tart and implement »h«d; £4t. Lot 2—About 80 acrea, freehold, £4O per acre. Lob 3.—10 acres 3 roods, freehold, £4O per acre. 6»t 4.—16 aere«, freehold; 12 a«ret W.C.S.R., £4O for freehold. L»t o.—So teres freehold, £4O. TT. HUMPHRIES. Eltham, 21st October. 1014. Mr. Thomas Taylor, Rirerlet. Dear Sir, J HEREBY unrescrrcdly withdraw »«r----tain charges and imputations whick I made against you in connection with the Riverlca Hall anil in connection wlta the sale of y#ur farm. I admit that such charges and imputations \7ere wholly unfounded and I express my regret, for having made them anil for the injury and annoyance they have caused you.

Yours faithfully. HORACE ROPER. Eltham, -21st October, 1!)14. Mrs Stanli'v Walker. Tariki Iloail. J HEREIi\ unreservedly withdraw certain statements which I made against you. I admit that thp imputation had 110 foundation in the fact, anil I express niv regret for having- made same. and for the injury and annoyance caused you. Yours faithfully, HORACE ROPER. Eltham. 21:4 October, li) 14. Mr. Reginald Taylor, RiTcrlca. Dear Sir. J HEREIN unreservedly withdraw certain charges which T made against you imputing dishonesty. T admit tliat such charges were unfounded and I have to express my regret for having made them and for the injury and annoyance they have on used you. Yours faithfully, HORACE ROPER, T° OUR0 UR pATRONS fJAV ING taken over thp old-pstahlish-ed bßsieesa of Messrs J. Ward and S ° T ' {Coal and Wood Merchants) ,we avail ourselves of this opportunity of idvising ycu that tin very best attention "'ill be given your esteemed ordera for the future. Mr. W. E. Rendall. who for tile nsst )'? years managed the business, will now control affairs, and hi 3 knowledge | of townspeople's requirements will enj ihlu the new firm to give patrons the I very best, service, and also the best | Vends of coal and firewood obtainable. jW. E. BE"N t v\T,L & C°- | COAL MERCHANTS, POWDERHAM ST., NEW PLYMOU TH. 'Phone 61.