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Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. DO YOU KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR? - - • DO YOU TRUST HIM? - INTERN! INTERN! THE HUNS IN OUR MIDST. SHOULD WE INTERN THEM? SEE THE ANSWER In ' The William Fox "Standard" Drama, "THE SPY SYSTEM" "THE SPY SYSTEM" "THE SPY SYSTEM" "THE SPY SYSTEM" "THE SPY SYSTEM "' "THE SPY SYSTEM" As Exposure of the German Secret Police Methods. There are ten thousand spies at work in America. There were countless thousands in England when war was declared; there are numbers there yet. How Many Are There in New Zealand? Who put the bomb in the Port Kembla? Who laid the mine field off Gabo? Who mined the Wimmera? Who pays the fire fiend for his work? They are the Kaiser's spies—the pawns he uses to disrupt the world. SEE " THE SPY SYSTEM" "THE SPY SYSTEM" EVERYBODY'S TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 3 P.M. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 3 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 & 11. PRICES.—Many people cxpectail'" to pay ;is, 2s and Is to see this picture, hut we are screening it at half-price, viz., l/(i, 1/- (plus tax); a few seats at (id. BOX PLAN opens at Collier's on Saturday. No Charge for Booking. PUBLIC NOTICES. COMMITTEE ("C" SECTION) IN CHARGE. 1 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ?. ' (Hits of Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables, I Cakes, Meat, etc., will be most acceptable. | Come and buy our Red Cross Marmalade, 'Cakes and beautifully knitted Dolls' Clothes, and so '.iclp our Wouuded and •' . Sick Soldiers. URENUI MOTOR BUS SERVICE. AWING to the retirement of Mr. W. Telfar from the management, it has been necessary to make fresh arrangements for the continuation of the Urenui, Waitara and New Plymouth Motor Coach Service. Control of the running has now been assumed by Mr. Hamblin, an experienced and popular driver, who brings high testimonials, and is ineligible for military service. From the 12th inst. the Thursday running will be resumed, and a daily through trip made each way. In consequence of the increased cost of all requisites, I am reluctantly compelled to somewhat advance fares and freights, and trust that Patrons will appreciate the necessity, and continue their favors. On behalf of my absent husband I heartily thank the Taranaki public for the support accorded to this service, and venture to rely upon their assistance to keep the flag flying until his return. (MRS.) A. J. SMITH. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. RENDERS will be received by the Town Clerk up till i p.m. on September 16, for the erection of a 120 ft. span Suspension Foot Bridge over the Patea River, at Cordelia Street. Plana and specifications may be seen at the Council Chambers during office hours. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. D. SULLIVAN? Borough Engineer. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD. fpHE Chairman' and Members of the New Plymouth Harbor Board invite Ratepayers of the Harbor District to attend a meeting to be held at NGAERE HALL—Friday, September 6, at 8 p.m. DOUGLAS HALL-Monday, September 9 (Newton King's sale day), 2.30 p.m. for the purpose of discussing the Board's proposals for extensions to the Harbor BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SALT WATER BATHS. 'J'HE above baths are now open. For charges, hours, etc., ring up Telephone No. 216, Municipal Baths. R T- BELLRJNGER, Town Clerk. Of "Perfection Whisky, it may truly be said, "Just what the doctor ordered!" It tones the Bystem and aids the. digep-