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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 137, 3 November 1914, Page 1

gMi'lßf!; jplCi'UKf. pALACJB " The 'People's Comiforter." TONIGHT. A WELL-SELECTED PROGRAMME. Edison presents a striking star special, strong and vigorous episodes and situations. AX EXCITING PLAY with a startling climax. Glorious background of NATURAL WELSH SCENERY. 2000 ft, in two parts: FORMAT'S TREACHERY. FORMAN'S TREACHERY. FORMAN'S TREACHERY. FORMAN'S TREACHERY. FORMAN'S TREACHERY. FORMAN'S TREACHERY. A 'wonderful tale of tlic Welsh mines. PRECEDING FILMS: Torrent 3 of the Cascades Scenic THE SIGNAL ...'. Drama Darkar Scenic -Married Men Comic PAT HE'S GAZETTE Topical Two Men and a Mule Comedy MAX LINDER'S EXCLUSIVE SUICIDE. MAX LINDER'S EXCLUSIVE SUICIDE. French Comedy. Keystone again to the fore with a screaming Comedy, OUR COUNTRY COUSINS. OUR COUNTRY COUSINS. Prices as usual: 6d and 1/-. 'Phone 3G5, Theatre. yOGELTOWN SUNDAY SCHOOL.

A SALE OF WORK In aid of above Sunday School, will be i«ld ia ' ST. MARY'S HALL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, From 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER. Admission: Adults, (Jd; Children, 3d. gA L V A T I 0 N ARMY. SALE OK WORK, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3 4 4, S.A. HALL, BROL-UHAM STREET. iPLAIN AND FANCY GOODS. Good Programme Each Night. Admission, fid; Children, 3d. STRAYED. jgTRAYED on my Property, Iluirangi, 1 White Store Cow, slit im right ear. If not elaimcd within H days will te sold to defray expenses. Apply P. H. E. SURREY, Iluirangi. DAIRY COWS FOR SALE. JCf*OR SALE—22 Dairy Cows, at full profit .—Apply J. COLSON, Mangorei.

WANTED TO LET. pjrt ACRES Buslifelling on Mangamaelio Road, 5 miles from Urenui. Tenders close November 7th, 1914, Specifications may lie sei'n at Dunbar's Store. Urenui, or my Office, New Ply- ] mouti, where Tenders received. K. F. CORNWALL, New Plymouth. PUKETOTAItA ESTATE. Jk BOUT one mile from New Plymouth! borough boundary, borough water supply; electric liglil oiu! ptwer will )>■ installed shortly. Lot I.—About CO acres, nine-re«raed dwelling, 21-stal! cowshed, witk hay loft, t. and j;. ••uring; cart and implement shed; £4i. Lot 2 —About 60 acres, freehold, £4O per acre. L»i 3. H acres 3 r«od«, freehold, £49 per aer«. Bf»t 4. —12 acres, freehold; 12 acres Tf.C'.S.Pi., £4O for freeheld. L»t 6.—35 acres freehold, £4O. I W. HUMFHRISS.

|lO Q UK PATRONS {RAVING taken over the old-establish-ed buniaeaa of Jleßsra J. Ward "and Son (Coal and Wood Merchants), we tvail ourselves of this opportunity of tdraiag yea that the very best attention will be given your esteemed order 3 tor the future. Mr. W. E. Bendall, Fho k~z for the 12 years managed the business, will flow eontrol attain;, and his knowledge • t townspeople's requirements will enable, the new firm to give patrons the very best service, «nd a:so the best tjrcun.'is of coal 9ml tiiewood obtainable. YV. E. BEX n,\T ; L & C°- " COAL MEKCUAaTS, t'iiWJJEKHAM 'NFAV PLY^OUT^. Thorn ti l ..

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