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Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. % THE EMPIRE-IrO-NICHT! TO-NIGHT! FOR THE LAST TIME. J\Te are screening a wonderful Photoplay of the Northlands, Featuring DUSTIN FARXUM, And ENID MARKEY. Is a romantic story of Grim Alaska, THE IRON STRAIN. THE IRON STRAIN. THE IRON STRAIN. THE IRON STRAIN. THE IRQN STRAIN. 'A Jtory of the Land beyond 53. never a law of 3od or roan runs north of 53." Box Flan at Collier's. COMING TO-MORROW-* ■IS superbly brilliant World Corporation £n Amazingly Realistic Photo-Novel, Engrossing the Attention by ita Virile iPlot. SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE? SHOULD A .WIFE FORGIVE? SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE? . r A Sensuous Wave of Modern Life. The story of two men and two -women, two kinds of love, the love that is quiet and enduring and the lore that is turbulent aid temporary. ■BEAUTIFUL LILLIAN LORRAINE (BEAUTIFUL,LILLIAN LORRAINE In a Character that Fascinates. .Absolutely Real Woman's Woman. I SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE? SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE? ■ Taking the plot of this play as ihis Subject, Rev. Josiah Clark preached the most eloquent sermon ever beard in £loomingtou (Illinois). SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE?r SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE? < The Conflict of' Society and Stage.

• " - TENDERS. ". TENDERS, ESTATE OF A. J. ADLAM, STOREKEEPER, WAVERLEY. , IJENDERS aTe hereby invited by the undersigned for the purchase of the Stock-in Trade and Plant in the above (Estate. . i - The district is one of the best and (here is moderate competition. The business is being carried on as a going concern,'and the stock will probably come out about—Grocery £692, Hardware; Fancy, etc. £476 (there is no •Drapery), Plant £145. The lease of the premises can be arranged. Conditions of Tender may be seen at the offices of Levin and Co., Ltd., at .Wellington and W&nganui, and at the itore at Waverley. Tenders themselves will close at Wellington at 5 p.m. on September 8,1916. / EDWARD B. NATION, Trustee, l( ' < Wellington. "— : ' {3TRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, will be received at the {Bounty Office, Stratford, up till noon on •the 2nd of September, where specifications may be seen for the following feorks. . - SUPPLY AND DELIVERY 0® t ' BOULDER STONE. , (Contract No. 945—840 cubic yards en Mountain Road, Ngaere. 1 S/ontract No. 94 B—2oo cubic yards on Lower Cheal Road. [Antract No. 947—150 cubic yards c.n Ratapiko Road. Contract No. 948—200 cubic yards on Croydon Road (West). s!ontract No. 949—200 cubic yards on York Road. (ontract No. 950—1200 cubic yards on Toko Road East (pit metal) Contract No. 951—600 cubic yards on Raupahu Road. Contract No. 952—200 cubic yards on Ahuroa Road (West). Pontract No 953—200 cubic yards on Ohura Road, Strathmore to Saddle (Shell-rock), pontract No. 954—450 cubic yards on Waiwiri Road (Shell-rock). £ontract No. 955—500 cubic yards on Opunake, No 2. (Contract No. 956—400 cubic yards oil Opunake, No 2. Pontract No. 9§7—100 cubic yards on Climie Road (West), pontract No. 958—100 cubic yards on Upper Hastings Road. (Contract No. 959—100 cubic yards on Palmer Road (North). 'PoUtract No. 960—300 cubic yards on Bridge Site (Tututawa), shell-rock. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepts. W. J. LOPDELL, County Engineer. BAG WASH. Xje system that wipes out the home washing day. The Family wash for 2/6 Get all particulars frog New Plymouth Steam Laundry, Bill Street. 4-- New Plywnu t >>. ,'Vaafie 62%