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Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIREcut THIS OUT -and pin in .-i conspicuous •place. PROGRAMME ARRANGEMENTS; -for week commencing -MONDAY, September 4. MONDAY AND TUESDAYA World Corporation release! THE LABYRINTH, ' or THE ACTRESS AND THE MINISTER. WEDNESDAY (One Night Only)— The Celebrated Detective Story, now in films for the first time: MONSIEUR LE COCQ. • MONSIEUR LE COCQ. Ij A STORY OF PARIS. A STORY OF PARIS. Its Aristocrats—lts Sins—Jts Apaches— Its Mansions and 61u'ms. THURSDAY (One Night' Only—- ) STINGAREE " ADVENTURE. Yet another of these SMASHING, DASHING STORIESa THE TAKING OF STINGAREE. THE TAKING OF STINGAREE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— Continuous from 2 p.m. Saturday. A 4-reel Paramount Lasky Feature: THE WILD GOOSE CHASE. THE WILD GOOSE CHASE. A Fascinating Romance of France: INA CLAIRE Bewitching and INA CLAIRE beautiful. Of musical comedy fame makes her debut in this charming and humorous tale of the adventures of an impecunious theatrical troupe. Box Plan at Collier's, PUBLIC NOTICES. TO KAPONGA RESIDENTS. gMART BROS., Electricians (of Stratford, Inglewood, and New Plymouth), are prepared to do house-wiring and instal Irons, Kettles, and Motors. Orders may be left with Mr. Newton King, Kaponga. THE LINCOLN SHEEP BREEDERS' | [ ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. "VTR. EDWARD MARFELL, of Toko. Taranaki, lias applied to this Association to have his Lincoln Flock, consisting of forty ewes (2 shear and over), twenty-four shearling ewes, and forty ewe lambs entered in the Flojk Book. The flock has been inspected and passed by an Inspector appointed by the Association. Any objections to the flock must be forwarded to the undersigned on or before SEPTEMBER 15, Ml* • D. HEBENTON, Secretary, Box 120, Masterton. TENDERS FOR GRAZING. TENDERS are invited and will be received at the Secretary's Office, Brougham Street, up to 7.45 pjn. on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1910, for leasing the Grazing Rights on Reserve T., known as "Tukapa Ground." Conditions of lease to be seen sit my office. y " ""

H. R. CATTLEY, Hon. Secretary Western Park Board. IMPORT LICENSES. Customs Department, Wellington, 30th August, 1916. WITH reference to the War Regulations issxied on the 24th July last, s.nd to the advertisement of sth August in connection with the same, it has been found advisable to make certain al(erations, and the following statement now explains the position. It will be noticed that there i s not now necessity to obtain licenses to trade with fin ! Japan or France. (a.) Licenses are required to import foods into New Zealand from all ;ountries except Britain, British Possessions, France, Japan, and the United States. (b.) A license must be obtained from the Comptroller of Customs, before the goods are ordered, for each firm with whom it L' desired to trade. (c.) Where goods are ordered through 3 buying agent in the United Kingdom who is given discretionary power as to the sources of supply, and irrespective nf whether the suppliers' invoice is to be ultimately sent along with his own .invoice to New Zealand or not, there will be no necessity tc obtain a license in New Zealand provided that the agent le invoice to be sent to Nc\v Zeaiuiiu .iscd and approved at tlie office of the High Commissioner in London. (.1.) It should be clearly understood lhat it is only in cases covered by the preceding clause that invoices should be submitted to the High Commissioner, and that wbenevei the name of the able supplier is known to the New /.t-iuand importer, a license must be obtained. (e.) Where a New Zealand importer 'ias got into touch with a new firm subsequent to the outbreak* of war, he should state when applying foi a license 'iow he came to communicate with that firm, and. should submit any relative (f.j Licenses will not be required for ;;oods bought out of stock in Britain, Uritish Possessions, France, Japan, or the United States, but in no case shall this be construed into permission to import:— (1.) Any goods of enemy maniiiacfactnre, origin, or uwnership; or (2.) (ioods being the produce oi manufacture of any firm with whom a lieon.=e to trade lias been refused; or (3.) Any prohibited from importation under the War Regulations, (g.j Importers are specially warned '.gainst ordering or importing goods from any firm or persons from time tc time declared in the New Zealand 'jazctte to be an enemy. ARTHUR 1.1. MYERS,