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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE fTO-NIGHTI TO-NIGHT! ' ONE NIGHT ONLY. 'A tremendous emotional play of human passions, with a magnificent story, and weeping climax-, that thrills all be- ■ • holders., MDLLE. REJANQ Plie greatest- of all patriotic films. It opens with times of oppression under Hun rule and finishes with the victorious (French troops recapturing their lost jState and fellow-countrymen Also CHARLIE THE CHEF. CHARLIE THE CHEF. A Charlie Chaplin Oirtoon Comedy. Box Plan 1 at Collier's. MaKGORPII, CAPRIXGTOX. AXD JBANKLEY PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. "nder the Auspices of the Above A GIFT AUCTION In aid of THE BELGIAN RELIEF FUND Will be held in , Hf. R. Gilbert's Paddock. ■ Harrington Road. OX THURSDAY OCTOBER 5, • At 2 o'clock. YOU APE CORDIALEY INVITED. fpIJDIGRFE Cattle and Pigs, and other Livea? well as Dead Stock, Springing Heifers. Horses, Fat Sheeo and pigs, Yearling Calves, Goiyts, and Poultry, •ifeiieing Posts Furniture, Wheelbarrow, Mita'cal instruments, and other Sundries too numerous to mention. PLAIX AND FANCY GOODS. jIVEIX-STOCKED PRODUCE STALLS. AFTERNOON TEA. , iX CONNECT lOX WITH >vTLL BE HELD IN CARRINGTON SCHOOL, OX FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 ' llrakes will leave Ambury'i Corner at 1 p.m., Thursday. sth, and 7 p.m., Fri«Sav.,.6th. , * A. C. BIXNIE, ' lion. Sec. BUSINESS NOTICES. PLOUGHING DEMONSTRATION. FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 29. 'Py kind permission of Mr. G. S. Clifford. ■A PUBLIC Demonstration with the first MOGUL OIL TRACTOR for Ploughing and General Farm Work to be used in Taranaki will be held at KEPPEKTON JUNCTION,'on FRIDAY XEX3, • on the property of Mr. G. S. Clifford, op posiie station. All interested are in•rrted to attend. WEBSTER BROS. Sole Agents., International Harvester Co., N.P. WHAT DO YOU DRINK? jT_)O you like an oeeasiopnl glass of Something more comforting and ealthffil than the usual tea. coffee, etc.? Have tou hoard about the goodness (Of WEXDEL'S WINES? Do yon know that a daily increasing number of people are finding out that the pure, unadulterated grape wines produced by J. WEXDEL AXD CO,, of Auckland, are of reallv delightful qualand FULL MATURITY? This old-established firm, the pioneer of the New Zealand wine industry, has een established over 50 years, and •nine experts now testify that tlii'v are producing wines FAR SUPERIOR to inanr of those so extensively imported into" this eutmtrv, AXD THE PRICES ARE CONSIDERABLY. LOWER. Messrs Weridel and Co. nre now in a position to make this fact widely known. TTiey have accumulated ,su*h large stocks of aged wines that they have (now' a sure foundation upon which to jjmild an extensive trade. They can go .ahead with confidence that they are '»ble to keep up a continuous supply of Iged wines at reasonable prices. Wendel's Wine Cellars undoubtedly ntain the LARGEST SELECTION OF vr'INES IN THE WHOLE OK THE DOMIXION, and .the numb-r of different varieties the firm is nov -wincing cannot be approached by other New Zealand firm. These delectable, pure light wines are now fast taking the place of strong alcoholic liquors in many homes throughout New Zealand, with great henelit to the users, both in health and pocket. Have VOL" tried them yet? tend for a sample bottle. WENDEL'S WINES arc , procurable , direct from the wine cellars to the consumer from a single bottle upwards, by post, railway or steamer. jPBICE LIST OX APPLICATION TO J. WENISEL AND CO. ■ WIXK.SPECIALISTS, J2BO Karangiihape Road, AUCKLAND. Agent for this Districts H. A. HAYCOCK, , '