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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 237, 16 March 1915, Page 1

gJMPIRE piCTURE J3ALAOE He who laughs loudest laughs last, so says the olil proverb. SO YOU'LL ALL LAUGH LAST When you see our new Keystone comedy. TO-NIGHT Featuring the comedian who never smiles a smile (lie doesn't keep any for. himself; he gives them all to YOU). CHARLES CHAPLIN. Kcvstone'g CHARLES CHAPLIN. CurlyCHARLES CHAPLIN. 'llcaded CHARLES CHAPLIN. Rov. CHARLES CHAPLIN. (sft long). And And ROSCOE ARP.UCKLE. Keystone's ROSCOE ARUUCKLE. Clmbby RORCOE ARIiUCKLE. Ret ROSCOE ARP.UCKLE. (with a sft ROSCOE ARBUCKT.E. waist). As two of the Kmits who have a night out and are brought home deaddrunk. IT IS "IT." In the past we have shown some very funny Keystone comedies, but this one is funnier than all of thorn put together. Twenty minutes of side-splitting fun. THE ROUNDERS. .THE ROUNDERS. .THE ROUNDERS. THE ROUNDERS. THE ROUNDERS. Irresistible in fun and gay frolics; Every foot a scream; every yard; a paroxysm. FATE'S MIDNIGHT HOUR. FATE'S MTDNTC.HT HOUR. FATE'S MfDXTGHT HOUR. A Tense Dramatic Sketch. FEATURES ALTCE JOYCE. BULLDOG PUPPIES AT, WAR. (Interesting war scenes.) GAUMONT GRAPHIC. (Latest from the front.) SONNY JIM AT THE NORTH PC, r, (OMld Comedy Drama.) THE LAST . p *' .fSp,endidWest^ n^ma) NO AC^ cotr y T _ (Kalom Comedy.) ABCQIBAT.n (Edison Coniedv.)

PRTCES: Gd and Is. Reserves la and Is 6<l. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. is hereby given that the sev- """ Mill parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought, under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1008" and its amendment, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, on or before the 20th dnv of April, 1015: — Claude Horace Weston. —Parts of Sections 524, 771 pn<] 772 Orey District. (Block IX. .Pnritutu Survey District). Occupied by applicant. No. 1322.

Diagrams may lie inepcHeil at this office. Dated this Jst!i tlav of March, ]!)15, At fie Lands Registry Ofllf", New Plymouth. A. V. STURTEYANT, District Land Registrar. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL FOR THE LICENSING DISTItI'OT OF EG MONT. T THOMAS CHARLES STANXERS, ' 3ieturi,:»o Officer for tlu; Licensing District of Fj>.,'ont. do hereby ilwlare tne roriiiH of the "l' 11 t: ' f kc '" ol ' llu ' Ninth da T of March, 1015, ~7 1 c * .' tion of Five Members of tlm Lire*..? D Committee for the said district to be as followa: Dudley, Walter Carow ~,...537 City, Alfred Ilenrv V. 523 Christie, Alexander Henry 4SS Parrott, Edwin.. ' 474 Hill, Leonard 4ljo Clement. Walter Charles 320 Ba-hford, .lames Dawson 27,' i <!o>v, George Davie. 275 Strack, Charles Louis 228 McNeill. Robert William James.. 1!)5 1 »lal-number of valid votes polled , SSI Number of voles rejected as informal 20 T therefore declare the said Walter faiew Dudley, Alfred Henry Guy, Alexander Henry Christie, Edwin Parrott and Leonard Hill to lie elected. Dated at Eltham this l-'th dav of Ma n li, in 15. T. C. STAXNF.i:^, Returning Ollicer. CI T1 ZENS' ISAXD. A I'PI.I('ATIONS For; SECRETARY. A ['PLICATIONS will b,. received lrji to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, 22nd inst., for the position of SECRETARY to the Citizens' Rand. Conditions of appointment may be seen at the olliee of Mr E. Humphries, Egmont Street, to whom applications are to be addressed. C. W. r.IIOWNE, President. WITIORA GOLF CLCIS. rj'llE Annual General Meetimr of the ~ above ("1 lib will be held in the Town Hall this (Tuesday) evening, Kith instant, at 7.15 o'clock. I'.l SIX|-:ss ; Accounts, Reports, and Election of Officers. TIIOS. L. Rt'XTON, Hon. Sec.

TAKAIIUA fiOLF CLUB. HMlli Annual General Meeting of tlic above ("'hilt will It 11■ -1 fJ in liie Td'.vii Hall to-morrow (Wednesday) nijjlit, 17tli at H p.m. DUSINESS: Accounts, and Election of Officers. w. i"!. Di)i:f:r,As. lion. See. 1W'.X.1.A., AJ! (' !! I 'l' I'. (' T, DKVOX STIIEET - NEW l'LYJlnrf'r.