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Taranaki Daily News, 9 January 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Delightful Music, .Superior Pictures. And Last Screening of THE TRIANGLE SOCIETY DRAMA, THE BARTERED BRIDE. THE BARTERED BRIDE. THE BARTERED BRIDE. Or THE MARKET OK VAIN DESIRE. What is the difference between a woman of the streets and the girl who barters her beaut}' for gain in THE MARKET OF VAIN DESIRE? This is the question this picture asks — then answers. Showing TO-NIGHT FOR THE LAST TIME. TOMORROW! TO-MORROW! We have much pi ensure in announcing a THREE-NIGHT SEASON of THE MOST REMARKABLE AND FASCINATING PHOTOPLAY }Ver introduced to theatre patrons throuahout the Dominion. THE CHEAT. THE CHEAT. Featuring FANNIE WARD and . SESSUE HAYAKAWA, the Japanese Irving. THE CHEAT Do you keep other THE CHEAT people's money? THE CHEAT Are vou entrusted with THE CHEAT sums belonging* to THE CHEAT others? ' THE CHEAT Are you above reproach TEE CHEAT in handling what docs TliE CHEAT belong to voii? HAVE YOU EVI/R ATTEMPTED TO ROB ANOTHER MAN OF. HIS GOOD NAME? That's the meanest thief alive, file Story reveals a great problem of Modern Life. Evervbodv's Prices. Man at Coliler ?. PUBLIC NOTICES. COUNTY OF TARANAKI.

TEN PER CENT. PENALTY. pUBLIC notice is hereby given that all rates not paid by 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, February 27, 1917, will be charged ten per cent: extra, in' accordance with section 28, "Rating: Amendment Act, 1910." JOHN* CONXETT, County Chairman. January S, 1917. NOTICE. is hereby given that the Business which lias been carried on-Jiv me in premises situated in Devon St:eet Central, opposite ,the Criterion Hotel, was closed on Saturday, (Ith inst., and wiil remain closed from that date. THOMAS' FURLONG. pRIV AT E HOARDING-HOUSE ST ANKERS ST., ELTHAM(Next door to Chi'j and almost opposite Town Hall). Comfort:!!;!.? 1 io. Hot, and cold Hath?. Central situation. Terms mod crate. MI'S. -T. GROVES, Proprietress. 1 ' THANKS. I\TR. AND .MRS. M.ERRON desire to thank the member* of New Plymouth, YVaitara and Lepperton railway stall's, and also other Lepperton and Sentrv Hill friends, for their kind expressions and tokens r.f sympathy nnd flowers in connection with their recent sad bereavement. THANKS NOTICE. AIR. \V. ELLIOTT, Miss K. Waist and " Mrs. Hammond, sen., desire to express their most sincere thanks to the Doctors and Hospital Nurses for their care and attention, also to the many friend® for their floral emblems and expressions of sympathy durii;.r their recent" sad bereavement. NEW PLYMOUTH H AiifiOß BOARD ■\JfOTICE is hereby given that the . amendments to. the Board's By-lav,-s relating to wharfage charges and dues payable by oefan-gouig vessels eon sidcred at a special meeting held this day, have been adopted by the Board, and that such amendment; will come into force on. Monday. January 22, 1917. ' C. S. RENNELL, Secretary. New Plymouth, January S, 1917. VI V I F I G

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