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Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1916, Page 4

The Taranaki Amusements, Ltd., k*» been granted advertising rights on the tramcars at 2s 6d per board per week. Miss An»ie Graham, a pupil of the New Plymouth Girls' High School, and one of the candidates for nnitriculallon last December, has been advised that owing to an error in the addition of her marks, her name had beemomitted from the list of those who gained partial passes in the examination. Mr, Geo. Pearee, tailor and " Indies' costumier, of New Plymouth, notifies residents of the Tongapointu, Mokau, and Awakino districts that he is visiting the district and may be consulted at Wolfe's boardinn-'nouse, Awakino, on Thursday and Friday, the sheep dog trial days. Letters or telegrams making appointments will receive attention. If yon are oonteinplating a holiday this snmnicr and do not wish to. travel far alii'ld, you cannot do better than spend it amidst the novel and enchanting scenery of the famous Wangftnni, th* most beautiful river in the world'. Spend a day or two at the popular Pipifiki House and at the Houseboat, a magnificently appointed "floating hotel," situated in an amphitheatre of beautiful bush-clad hills. Write A. Hntriek and (X)., Ltd., Cook's and Oovcrnmept Tourist Bureaux. 2S IS YOUR TASTE r>RTinro(.'st Then drink CAMROC Dry «!n?er Ale compounded from an original Belfast fcfmiila—mo<t delicious and healthful ot al! drinks. We onlv ajlj a, |rjjl, At