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Taranaki Daily News, 2 April 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A 'Picture must be something special when we show it tor THREE NIGHTS. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT THE EMPIRE For a Three-Xiiht .Season, THE .FINEST PICTURE YET RECEIVED FROM TRIANGLE STUDIOS, BEAUTIFUL NORMA TALMADGE as THE SOCIAL SECRETARY. THE SOCIAL SECRETARY. THE SOCIAL SECRETARY. THE SOCIAL SECRETARY. THE SOCIAL SECRETARY. NO! I will not go out to dinner with you! NO! You can't come to see me to-night. NO! NO! NO! As the Typiste— She is so sweet that her employers bother her to death. As the Social Secretary— She is so plain that her employer's son can't bear to look at her at breakfast. "A decent girl can't get on nowadays unless she's a fright." THE PLOT IS INGENIOUS AND ENGROSSING. Usual Prices. Reserves at Collier's. LOOK AHEAD! LOOK AHEAD! ■ THERE IS ONE PLACE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS THE PUBLIC—IJI H E ]£ AS T gSD ON JJ ASTER jy;O.NDAY GRAND SEASIDE CARNIVAL FULL PARTICULARS LATER. 'ALL TRAINS AND TRAMS STOP AT RESERVE. ' Admission: 'Adults, 6d; Children, Free. SOCIAL AND DANCE in the Pavilion at 8 p.m. R. BENNOCH, Hon. Sec. pLAINS £JLUB. 'ANNUAL MEETING AT HAWERA JJASTER MONDAY APRIL 9, 1917. Excellent Day's Sport for All, G. A. HOLDER, Secretary, Box 3. Hawera. ECONOMISE! SAVE time and money by learning Boyd Shorthand in 30 days. Full particulars for the asking. BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 100 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. ELECTRIC TORCHES. THE Famous Trench Flasher. 'Will last three ordinary Torches/ out. Assorted sizes from 10s to 18s 6d. IRA J. BRIDGER, Cycle Importer, BRIDGE STREET, • , ELTHAM. MESSRS SIMS, COOPER AND CO. (N.Z.), Ltd., Meat Exporters, beg io advise that they have appointed two representatives in the Hawera district: Mr. A. DIXON (address, Princess Street, Hawera; Telephone 272; P.O. Box 135); also Mr. P. M. HARRISON (address, 79 Glover Road, Hawera; telephone 23j;. The Taranaki Daily News is on the breakfast taDles in places as far away from the publishing office as Patea, Hawera. Manaia. Kapuni, Whakamara, etc We literally cover the whole ol the province by breakfast time. Business men of the province—let us tell "our rtpry to the oubli' every morning 1