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Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BE WISE!—Book your Seats TO-NIGHT. Although the Theatre Royal accommodation is more than twice that of any local Picture House, many Patrons were unable to secure seats last night. There will he an even greater rush to view this EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT. Remember our advice re "Britain Prepared," and book your seats at Colliers.' fIEATRE JJOYAL. Individuality is the only quality which makes'people remember one particular theatre. THE ROYAL PROGRAMMES HAVE INDIVIDUALITY. They are different, and add that Novelty and Distinction so desirable to an Evening's Entertainment. TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT With that spirit of progress which has dominated all our former activities, we will present a programme as consistently superior to our past productions as they were to all other contemporary productions. THE CHRISTIAN. THE CHRISTIAN. THE CHRISTIAN. THE CHRISTIAN. By Hall Caine. Greater than the 800k —Greater than the Play. Supervised by the Author. DERWEXT HALL CAINE, the Author's Talented Son, who has plaved the stage role many times, plays JOHN STORJI. Remember, Tonight i- the LAST Night. Be wise! Bool; your seats early at Collier's. No advance in prices. PUBLIC NOTICES. TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. BEES will be held on the Racecourse TO-DAY (Wednesday), July 19, and TO-MORROW (Thursday), July 20, to continue pulling down the Cattle Pens. All supporters of the Society are cordially invited to assist. A. L. HUMPHRIES, ; j ,• Secretary. OICATO ROAD BOARD. is hereby given that the above Board will, at its next meeting, to be held in the Hempton Hjill, Okato, on Thursday, August 3, 191Q, under Section 108 of the Road Boards Act, 190S, and in accordance with Section 48 of the Rating Act, 1908, and amendments thereto, strike and levy a general rate of a halfpenny in the pound on the capital value of all rateable property within the Okato Road District, such rate shall be for the year ending 31st day of March, 1917, and be payable in one instalment on the Ist day of September, 1918, at the residence of the clerk, J. Wooldridge, Dover Road, where the rate book is now open for inspect io»A. CORBETT, Chairman. Okato, »uly 17, 1910.. is hereby given that the following Education Reserves will be offered for lease by public auction at the Lands and Survey Office,' New Plymouth, at 11.30 a.m. on Thursday, 10th August, 191G, S lots Town of New Plymouth, one section Town of Stratford, one lot Town of Manganui, and Section 9, Block VIII., Opaku Survey District. Term. 121 years with rights of renewal under the. Education Reserves Act, and the Public Bodies Leases Act. Also, at the same time and place, sections in the village of Tarata, towns of Aria and Oluira, and Hawera Survey District, will be offered for lease by public auction. Sale plans may be obtained at the Lands and .Survey Office, New Plymouth, or seen at Railway Stations and principal Post Offices in the District. G. H. BULLARD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands Office, New Plymouth, 18th July, 1916. NGAMOTC SEASIDE COMMITTEE. RAFFLE OF MOTOR LAUNCH. gY permission of the Hon. Minister ol Internal Affairs the above com mittee are raffling a motor launch ir aid of the local Red Cross Fund. Tick ets one shilling each. JAMES HAYDEN, Chairman. R. O. ELLIS, Hon. Secretarv. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. JPjtJ ACRES close to Wanganui. Price £l3 10s. Over 100 acres flat, Equity £3158. Exchange for suitable j arm or house property. OS ACRES dairy farm near Wanganui Price £75 an acre including equity £3025. Exchange for larger dairy farm or business. £ X ACRES, best land in the district with 13 acres orchard, all level, ant milking 20 cows. Price £4OOO, £7OO cash AA£ ACRES at Levin. Price £8 an acre. Equity £2OOO. Exchange for bush farm. IACRES, about 800 in grass ' Price £7 10s, equity, £6700 Change for lightly encumbered farm. ARTHUR J. PEACHEY, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. Th? Taranaki Daily News is on tin breakfast tables in places as far awai from the publishing office as Patea Hawera, Manaia, Kapuni, Whakamara etc. We literally cover the whole o the province by breakfast time. Busi ness men of the province—let us tel four itorx to the jublic every morning I