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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. COMING TO-MORROW. 1 MARY PICKFORD —- IN "THE GIRL OP YESTERDAY" THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FINAL APPEARANCE OF MAE MARSH AND ROBERT HARROH -■* ,j • A story of the San Francisco .;,Vv Waterfront. ■" "THE WHARF RAT." "THE WHARF RAT." ' "THE WHARF RAT." "THE WHARF RAT." "THE WHARF RAT." . "THE WHARF RAT." "THE WHARF RAT." SCENES OF TENSE EXCITEMENT. SHIPS FROM EVERY CORNER OF THE WORLD. In San Francisco Harbor. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF BILLIE BURKE IN "THE, MESH OF MYSTERY" GLORIA'S ROMANCE No 8. COMMENCING TO-MORROW; V MARY PICKFORD I MARY PICKFORD S MARY PICKFORD IN An even greater character than "Tess." "THE GIRL OF YESTERDAY." "THE GIRL OF YESTERDAY." "THf GIRL OF YESTERDAY." Usual Prices. Plan at Collier's. PUBLIC NOTICES. AIMERS' CONFERENCE In conjunction with the Winter Show, will be held in the GOOD TEMPLAR TTAT.T, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ps' June 13 and 14. PROGRAMME. Wednesday, 11 a.m.—Address on "The Dairy Industry," by Mr. A. Morton (President of the National Dairy Association), followed by discussion on "The Marketing of Our Produce," introduced by Mr. L. Hill, of Frankley Road Association, Thursday, II a.m.—Discussion on "Far-mers-owned Shipping," introduced by Mr. J. B. Richards, Stratford, followed by address, "The Growing of Lucerne," Mr. R. Browne, Director of 'Agriculture; discussions on "Co-operative Lime Works," introduced by Mr. A. C. Binnife; "Co-oper-ative Calf Meal Works," introduced by Mr. F. Baker; "Marine Insurance," introduced by Mr. G. Holden. Friday.—Address to boys on "A Typical Dairy Cow," by Mr. E. Griffiths. Time and place to be arranged. WEST END BOWLING CLUB >J'HE annual general meeting of the above club will be held in the Soldiers' Club Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, June 13, at 7.30 p.m. All members and intending members are requested to attend. A. A. THOMPSON, Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. RESIDENTS of New Plymouth, June> tion Road, and Inglewood District are notified that I have taken up tho Motor Bus Run lately carried on by Mr. W. Jackson between New Plymouth and Inglewood, Customers may rely on strict attention to messages, parcels, etc. . Send your parcels through me—it will pay you. My fares are all cheaper than train. My motto will be to please my customers, E, J. BAKER, 'Proprietor. If I please you tell others; if not, tell LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. TyfOTICE is hereby gjven that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under tho provisions of the Land Transfer Act. 1915, unless caveat belodged forbidding the same on or before the 16th day of July, 1917: FREDERICK JAMES BRABANT, Section 5, Block 32, Town of Waitara West, occupied by Applicant, No. 1358. JOSEPH FINNERTY, Section 12, Blosk 73, Town of Waitara West, occupied by applicant, No. 1359. ENGLISH LIGHT CARS JUST ARRIVED. ITHREE-SEATER PERRY DE LUXE, complete with dickey seat. These cars have been landed by permit of the War Office, and as very few are comihg to hand, anyone wanting a first-class light car shoujd immediately communicate with us. Full particulars and prices from— V NORTON AN D CAPLF.X. mxr>iKi.KT .AGENTS-HAWERA