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Taranaki Daily News, 2 October 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CUT THIS OUT and pin in a conspicuous place. THE EMPIB E PROGRAMME ARRANGEMENTS for week commencing MONDAY, OCT. 2. MONDAY AND TUESDAYTHE ALL-RED ROUTE. THE ALL-RED ROUTE WEDNESDAY (One Sight Only)— THE WOMAN'S SHARE. • THE WOMAN'S SHARE. \ Powerful Domestic Drama by the (POPULAR VITAGRAPH PLAYERS. THURSDAY (One Xight Only)THE VILLAIN WORSHIPPER. THE VILLAIN WORSHIPPER. Being-Hie last adventure of STIXGAREE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— A Remarkable Paramount feature, THE STRAIGHT ROAD THE STRAIGHT ROAD Bv the immortal Dramatist, Clyde Fitch, featuring MISS GLADYS HANSEN, one of America's foremost leading ladies, as MOLL 01IA8A, the Girl of the Slums. Box Plan at Collier's. EGMONT PICTURES RAHOTU—'Vodncsday, October 4. OKATO—Friday, October 6. OPUXAKE—Saturday, October 7. PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK: THE WATERFALLS OF NATAL (Roenici. THE BANKER'S DOUBLE (Drama) •MIDST WOODLAND SHADOWS (Drama). LOVE AND BUSINESS (Comedy) DEPARTURE OF THE 4th REINFUHCEMENTS (Topical I THE SISTERS (Drama). HAM AND THE JITNEY 'BUS (Comedy). POPULAR PRICES. X. 0. ANDREWS, Proprietor.

COUNTY of egmoxt. TEXDERS will be received up to noon on Tuesday, the 10th day of October, 1910. for:— Oco Riding (Northern Division) Contract Xo. 201—700 yards crushed boulder stone, Eltham Road. Contract Xo. 202—200 yards boulder Btone, Elthara Road. Oeo Riding (Southern Division). Contract Xo. 293—450 yards crushed boulder stone, Patiki Road. Rahotu Riding (Southern Division). Contract 20+—920 yards crushed boulder stone, Main South Road. P.ahotu Riding (Northern Division). Contract Xo. 295—500 yards crushed boulder stone, Main South Road. Contract Xo. 208—850 yards crushed boulder stone, Main South Road. Specifications can be obtained from the R-ding Foreman, and at County Office. GEO. W. ROGERS, County Clerk. Opunake, September 26, 1916. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for additions to the Factory at Kaimata for the Kaimala Co-operatke Dairy Co., Ltd., Plans and specifications at our Office, .vhcre tenders will be received up to 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 7, 1916. PERCIVALAXD MESSENGER, Inglewood.' September 23 1910.

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