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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. \ THE EMPIRE JO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT ANOTHER "METRO" WONDERPLAY Week in and week oat the Metro features maintain their high standard of photo-play excellence. Ho Other Productions Are So Conaistently Good. Commencing a Three-Klght Season To-night, We Present— EDITH STOREY EDITH STOREY ■ JUfttß. STOREY •EDITHi* STOREY - EDITHs STOREY . EDlli.f. BTOREY Vhe Bernhardt of Jhe Silent Screen," A Picture of Romance and Adventure, "THE ' EYES "THE BYES •THE BYES "THE BYES "THE EYES "THE EYES "THE . EYES OF MYSTERY" OF MYSTERY" OF MYSTERY" OF MYSTERY" OF MYSTERY" OF MYSTERY' OF MYSTERY"

Adapted froto' the novel "The House • in the Mist.* * A Story which combines all the elements of Mystery, Romance, Suspense tad Excitement. Support* .Include: ■Co-operatirt Weekly Topical Indian and African Elephants" Ditmar Educational "Speed" .-. A Fist Comedy Prices As UsuaL Parents.—Don't forget Our special Matinee Programme on Saturday. Send the Kiddies to see—"QOBEH FOR AN HOUR" "QUEEU FOR AS HODS" And Special Matinee Supports. Children: Threepence. Children: Threepence.

ATABAIMAKA QCHOOL TONIGHT. gRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND. A WELCOME-HOME SOCIAL A WELCOME-HOME SOCIAL Will be tendered to ETFLEMAN T, EVA.' Admission:' Gentlemen, 2s. Ladies, Is.

/A" SUPERIOR six-roomed Residence, guaranteed all heart Rimu, Kami lining; decorated steel ceilings; all hearths, grates and range tiled; pantry, kathroom (hot water), washhouse, copper and tubs, sewerage, electric light and gas; high corner section, quarter-acre, 3 minutes from tram stop; lawn back and front; garden; cobble walls; concrete paths and yard; built twelre months ago for retired farmer; all fittings best obtainable, regardless of expense. For absolute sale, owner going north. Should purchaser desire to keep cow, has refusal of 1J acres adjoining and shed. For particulars apply—"o. H. T.," News Office.

MR P. P. CORKILL '(As Agent for the Owners) ETAS instructed the undersigned to offer for sale by Private Treaty: Jl) TEAT most conveniently situated Freehold Property situated in Vivian Street, having an area of lr. 10p., more or less, with the substantiallybuilt two-storey Residence thereon, comprising large dining room, drawing room, 3 bedrooms, convenient kitchen, bathroom with shower and califont; with gap, water and electric light laid on, and private septic tank; also detached washhouse with copper, tool-bouse, etc.; nice lawn and kitchen garden. The exceeding- , ly central position of this property, so close to St. Mary's, St Joseph's and Whiteley Churches, the Schools, Pukekura Park, and the centre pf Devon Street, renders it a most desirable place of residence. The house, though not a modern one, is in excellent order, and good for many years. It is in occupation, and may be inspected by arrangement Price. '£9oo, of which two-thirds may remain, at 5 per cent. ALSO— . (2) That freehold area of about 2 roods 4 perches, fronting Courtenay Street, Carrington Road and .Vivian Street, extending from the F.gmont mill right round to the Huatoki Stream (which forms one boundary). There is not.a similar freehold area with equal possibilities available in the centre of New Plymouth, and this property merits the special attention of investors having an eye to the near future. Price very moder- • ate, and terms good. A. B. GIBSON. GILMOUR & CLARKE. HCMPUMES & DAVIES.

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