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Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! For the last time. A Bright, Breezy, Brilliant Biograph Beauty. , BESSIE BARRISCALE BESSIE BARRISCALE BESSIE BARRISCALE 3ESSIE BAERISCALE' BESSIE BARRISCALE' BESSIE BARRISCALE • .. ESSIE BARRISCALE" In a really exquisite and joyful Triangle drama, "BORHOWED "BORROWED "BORROWED "BORROWED '•BURROWED "BORROWED "BORROWED PLUMAGE!" PLUMAGE" 'PLUMAGE" PLUMAGE" PLUMAGE" PLUMAGE" PLUMAGE" A kitchen-maid longs for the chance to 1)5 a fine lady, AND GETS IT. A Sparkling romaneivof the days of Paul Jones. SPECIAL TO EVERYBODY'S TO HORROW NIGHT. (In conjunction with picture prt gramme). , • MP!. FRED COLLIEP. MR. FRED COLUER MR 1 . FRED COLLIER mZ. FRED COLLIER , (Baritone Soloist).; Late 1 of THE MELBA' CONCERT COY. THE KELBA CONCERT COY. Prices as Usual. PU3LIC NOTICES: '*rysto •^^^kti^aSsfigfJ^i TO OWNERS AND TRAINERS. ALL EVENTS (one sovereign each) dose MONDAVTTebraary 2-3. a* 5 p.m. NOT 13.—Maiden and Electric now ineluded with above. P. S. RILEY, Secretary, Pihama. TERRITORIAL CAMP, XL REGIMENT THTE attention of all Employers and Territorials is drawn to the .rules for obtaining leave of absence from the Annual-Camp (27th March to 4th Abrill and Casual Camps (3th to 13th April and Kith to 23rd April). Arrangements can be made for the territorial to at ; (end his week's camp at that time which best fits in with his civil empleyment. A Territorial who cannot attend'the Annual Camp must apply for leave to attend the Casual Camp. Forms of application and full information may be obtained at any Defence Office. ■.,... (Signed I F. T. BELLRIXGER. Lieut -Colonel Commanding Xlth Regiment (Taranaki Rifles). IN BANKRUPTCY. LN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS WILLIAM FRANCIS, OF, NEW PLYMOUTH, PLUMBER. "VOTICE is hereby given that a Second ■*" Final Dividend of 12s 3d in the £, —making las in all—is now payable on all proved and accepted, claims at my Office. New Plymouth. < J. S. H. MEDLEY, Deputy Official Assignee. New Plymouth, February 21, 1918, PROPOSED NEW COMMERCIAL SCHOOL FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. £T is proposed to establish a Commercial School in New Plymouth, offering courses of instruction in SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING and BOOKKEEPING. The classes will, In the meantime, be conducted mainly in the livening, but should sufficient students offer, arrangements may be made for day elasses. Students "will be prepared for Public Service Entrance Examinations in Shorthand and Typewriting, and the University Examination for Bookkeeper's Diploma. Full particulars on application to— MR. V. DUFF, A.M.P. Buildings, P.O. Box 145. New Plymouth, Telephone .89. Ice Manufacturers; Wholesale and Retail Fish Merchants, King Street, Open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, from 3 a.m. till 9 p.m. Fresh and Smoked Fish supplied daily. Ice delivered to any part Of town; Call and Inspect our up-to-date , and sanitary premises, which enable ug to sell our fish at a fair and reasonable price. A trial will convince. J. W. K.URTA £ CO. KING STREET.