Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 155, 7 December 1914, Page 1

JfjM'PIRE PICTURE PALACE. Pictures and Music that please. " AGAIN TO-NIGHT. FOR THE LAST TIME, BACK TO BROADWAY. BACK TO BROADWAY. BACK TO BROADWAY. BACK TO BROADWAY. • BACK TO BROADWAY. BACK TO BROADWAY. A remarkable incident in the life of a NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE. The Pictorial Reproduction of a stranded Croesus! THE PAUPER MILLIONAIRE. Gaumont's Special Scenic: VIEWS OF MUNICH. A touching dramatic story: MOTHER AND WIFE. MOTHER AND WIFE. A photo-play you should not miss: THE BEACH COMBERS. THE BEACH COMBERS. A delightful colored scenic: A MOUNTAIN STREAM. A MOUNTAIN STREAM. Tlie Latest il'ctorial Magazine: PATHE'S HOME GAZETTE. World's latest fashions and news. Lubin's latest comic success: • HE .SAID HE COULD ACT. HE SAID HE OOULD ACT. KEYSTONE'S "Fowi" Comedy: A BARNYARD FLIRTATION. A BARNYARD FLIRTATION. A BARNYARD FLIRTATION. A BARNYARD FLIRTATION. You know what Keystone means. EVERYBODY'S PRICES. i Dress Circle, Is; Stalls, Is; Ladies' and I Children's Concession, lid; Pit, <kl; RE.'SERVES: Dress Circle, Is <id; Stalls, Is. Sox Plan at Theatre, or Ring 'Phone 305. I | NOTICf TO OCCUPIERS OK SHOPS! AND FACTORIES RE HOLIDAY ON 1 ELECTION DAY. j SHOPS. ' J "NOTICE is hereby given that, under. Section 123 of the Legislature Act,' 1!)0S, the provisions of the Shops and' Oilices jift relating to the weekly half- J holiday Appointed under the Act shall, : •during Election week, be deemed to refer to Thursday afternoon, the 10th inst.,; Thursday being the Polling Day appoint- j ed under the Legislature Act. All shopkeepers who are required by the Shops and Oilices Act to close their shops for a weekly half-holiday must, therefore, 1 do so on that afternoon, in lieu of the i afternoon usually observed. j FACTORIES. j It is not necessary for any factory to | close during working hours, but all fac- r torv employees, who are entitled to vote, I must be aii'orded a reasonable opportun- j itv of voting; and no deduction shall be made from the wages of any employee for any time so occupied; providing that such time does not exceed one hour. F. W. ROWLEY, Chief Inspector of Factories. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT. ?jyiE Borough Council of New Plymouth invites TENDERS for the SUPPLY of the following MATERIAL:— J Contract No. 13—Hard-drawn Bare'* [ Copper Wire. Contract No. 14—Hard-drawn Triple Braided Copper Wire. Contract No. 15—Hard-drawn Insulated Copper Wire. Contract No. Hi—Cross Arms, i Contract No. 17—Lwulators and Bolts. | Contract No. 18—Transformers. Contract No. 19 —Meters. Specifications may be obtained from the Borougli Elecirical Engineer, Substation, Liardct street, New Plymouth. Tenders, endorsed on the cover, must be delivered to the undersigned not later than 4p.m. on JANUARY sth, 1915. | The lowest or any tender will not neI cossarilv be accepted. | ' F. T. BELLRINGER, I Town Clerk. TO PRINTERS. yy ANTED, a First-class All-round JOBBING PRINTER, who could take charge of room. Send particulars at OilCl! to Proprietor, Taranaki Daily News. "RAIIUI," WEYMOUTH ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. "JjIITTED with every convenience. With- | in easy distance of railway station, j overlooking Beach and Baths. ' Tariff: fi/ per day, or 30/ per week, j Permanent Boarders, 22/G per week, i MRS. E. GOLDLVG, Proprietress, :| 'Phone 134. i 'A N T E D K N 0 W N. 1 TUKAPA BILLIARD PARLOURS, | Over Will Perry's, Brougham Street, i Open S a.m. to 10 p.m. I Absolutely Best-conducted Saloon ill ' New Plymouth. 3 FIRST-CLASS TABLES. Different Sets of Balls to choose from. Reliable Markers. lea, Coffee, or Cocoa All Day and Even ing Free. BILLIE DRINK.WATER,