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Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION <"£tock&Station "Tasters 4 MCTiONERn&. C~- Hawera. \yiLL OFFEK BY PUBLIC

OKAIAWA. MONDAY, MARCH 25. At 1 p.m. 1 A/> HEAD CATTLE, iniwalme: 20 forward cows 15 store co<va 5 fat cowa 20 weaner heifers 30 mixed weaner* 3 bulls

'AWAROA "PARK TUY. EASTER MONDAY. EASTER MONDAY. gEASIDE pETE AND pTCNIO. AT THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PLEASURE PARK, KAWAROA PARK See the One and Only Programme of Spectacular Displays presented in New Plymouth on Easter Monday. Disappointment for those who fail to attend. THE WEST END SCHOOL, in an Exhibition of Swedish Drill and Fancy J Marching. THE WAIHI SCHOOL CHILDREN Performing. THE CENTRAL SCHOOL in Exhibitions of School Displays. THE HIGH-WIRE ARTISTS AND GYMNASTS BLONDINI AND SON. THE STROLLING MINSTRELS. Till; CLOWNS. TIL': SCHOOLS' TUG OP-WAR. THE SCHOOLS' RELAY RACE. IMPERSONATIONS OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Special Engagement.

COMPETITIONS GALORE! COMPETITIONS GALORE! FILL THE LARDER. SAMBO AND HIS MATES. ROLL AND BOWL. THE ERRATIC ARROW. NOVEL TENT TREASURE HUNT. STEPPING THE CHAIN. SHEEP-GUESSING. EOR THE FIRST TIME—SKYING THE FOOTBALL. LATEST SENSATION - AERIAL GLIDE. DUCK POND, Etc., Etc. BOYS' AND GIRLS' RACES ALL DAY. Afternoon Tea, Fruit, Lollie, Soft Drinks and Variety Stalls. Swings, Swingboats, Ocean Wave, Seesaw, Bathing and Paddling. FREE ACCOMMODATION FOR MOTORS AND VEHICLES. Hat Water and Milk Free. CITIZENS' BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission: Adults Is, School Children . Free. ]£UCHRE pARTY & |)ANCE WILL BE HEND IN THE EVENING Music by Miss Rita Sole. 'Admission, Is. L. 11. HONEYFIELD, Hon. Secretan

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EASTER SEASON, 1018. QN Good Friday, March 20, the ordinary time-table between New Plymouth and Wangamvi, including the Waitara and Toko Branches, will be maintained, subject to the following:—Stratford-New Plymouth: The train usually leaving Stratford at 3.55 p.m. for New Plymouth will .NOT run. Waitara Branch: The usual 5.5 p.m. train from Waitara and 5.45 p.m. train from Lepperton will NOT run. On Monday, April 1, the ordinary timetable between New Plymouth aiid Wanganui including the VVaitara and Toko Branches, will be maintained, subject to the following:—New Plymouth-Hawera: The train usually leaving Stratford at 3,55 p.m. for New Plymouth will NOT run. The train usually leaving New Plymouth at 3.45 p.m. for Hawera will be delayed to leave New Plymouth 4.25 p.m., Lepperton 5.3 p.m., liiglewood 5.43 p.m., Tariki C.U p.m., Midhirst G. 30 p.m., Stratford arrive C.40 p.m., depart 0.55 p.m., Hawera arrive 7.53 p.m. Waitara Branch: The trains usually leaving Waitara at 3.45 p.m. and 5.5 p.m., and the return trains usually leaving Lepperton at 4.28 p.m. and 6.45, p.m. will NOT run. A train will leave Waitara at 4.30 p.m., returning from Lepperton at 5.5 p.m., after connecting with train leaving New Plymouth at 4.25 p.m. for Hawera. No goods or live stock will be accepted on March 20 and April 1, and Goods Sheds will be closed on these days. For further particulars see booklets and posters. ' BY ORDER.

RHEUMATISM. ,gOIATICA, Lumbago, Gout, Neuritas are the outcome of excess uric acid in the Bystem. This useless and harmful by-product of nature's functions is formed in tile blood and deposited in the joints, muscles and tissue, where, if neglected, it accumulates and causes pain, discomfort and illness. We guarantee to effect a permanent cure, or make no charge. For further particulars write—jMESSRS L McLACHLAN & CO., Queen St. (P.O. Box 1213), Auckland.