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Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rp H E A T R E JJ 0 Y A L. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. Also TO-NIGHT Final Screenings of Magnificent Series, A Photo-plav of Vivid Scenes. THE MAN FROM THE DESERT. THE MAN FROM THE DESERT. Never before lias there been a drama written and produced that has the gripping force of this one. Next, a "Reliance" Two-act Feature, THE DOLL-HOUSE MYSTERY. THE DOLL-HOUSE MYSTERY. A drama of unusual power, featuring Carmen De Rue and George Stone. MASTER KEY Bth Episode Bth MASTER KEY Serialites! This is the MASTER KEY greatest chapter of all. In addition. "'Pathe Gazette," "In Zululand," "Too Much Elixir of Life," comics, etc. Prices: 6d and 1/-. Ladies' Concession ;.o Stalls, 6d. ATRE : 0Y A L COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT, COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT, Feb. -28 (for 3 Nights), A six-reel Master-play. A Drama of Capital and Labor, by the FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM CO. FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM CO. The Picture that set Broadway astir! THE LOST PARADISE. THE LOST PARADISE. THE LOST PARADISE. A Powerful Pictorial Argument on behalf of the oppressed laborers whose lives build the wealth of nations, whose tears are crystallised in the jewels of the rich. The Poor Down-trodden and Oppressed Worker. Vagaries of the Idle Rich. The Ma* who is willing to~saerifice NAME and FAME for the WOMAN HE LOVES. Usual Prices of Admission. PUBLIC NOTICES. PRENCH RED QEOSS TRICOLOR DAY. TO-DAY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. HOUSE - TO- HOUSE AND STREET COLLECTION. our Allies who are supporting us in the cause of Right against Might. MRS. DOCKRILL, Hon. Sec. St. John Ambulaact. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Hon. Sec. British Red Cross Society.

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COUNTY OF EGMONT. TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL ON RATES. pUBLIC NOTICE, in accordance with Section 28 of "The Eating Amendment Act, 1910," is hereby given that an additional charge of ten per centum will be added to all Bates unpaid by the 14th day of March, 1916. . GEO. W. ROGERS, "* County Clerk. Opunake, February 25, 1910. FOR IMMEDIATE PRIVATE SALE. 24 CHOICE JERSEY COWS at New Plymouth (January milk cheque at 1/2 was £OS). Owner must sell owing to ill-health. NEWTON KING, New Plymouth or Stratford. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUTUMN SHOW AT NEW PLYMOUTH, March 1 and 2, 1910. (F March 1 the usual 4.23 p.m. train will be delayed to leave New Plymouth 6.1 p.m. for Waitara, Whangamomona and Hawera. The usual 7.0 p.m. train will be delayed to leave Stratford 8.22 p.m. for Whangamomona. Special train will leave Waitara 6.22 p.m., returning from Lepperton Junction 6.42 p.m., after connecting with 0.1 p.m. special from New Plymouth. On March 2 passenger train will leave Hawrn. 7.25 a.m., arriving New Plymouth 10.45 a.m. Special train leaves New Plymouth 5.30 p.m., arriving Stratford 7.35 p.m. The usual 4.25 p.m. train will leave New Plmouth at 0.1 p.m. for Waitara, Whangamomona and Hawera. Special-trains will-leave Waitara 5.40 p.m. and 0.22 p.m.. returning from T.ep- ; perton- Junction f1.2 p.m. and 6.42 p.m.. after connecting with 5.30 p.m. and 6.1 p.m. trains from New Plymouth. I The usual 7.0 p.m. train will leave Stratford at 8.22 p.m. for Whangamomona. after connecting with trains from New Plymouth. Holiday Excursion Tickots. available for return until March 6, 1916, will be issued to New Plymouth from Hawera, Whangamomona and intermediate stations on March 1, and by morning trains from Hawera and intermediate stations on March 2. These Encursion Tickets wIJJ act jjs available by thf Mail trains. BY ORDER.