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Taranaki Daily News, 28 December 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. C'OMIXG One of those big pictures that will take a permanent place in the picture gallery of your memory for all time. NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY AND .WEDNESDAY; At THE EMPIRE THE FIRST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS Presents gIGN JNVISIBLE" " <J>HE gI£N JNVISIBLE" "fpHE gIGN JNVISIBLE" "»J<HE ' gIGN JNVISIBLE " A Mighty Drama of tjie Northland, featuring " J>IG JJITCH" "J>fc M ITCH" £EWIS "B IG M ITCH " L EWIS "B IG M ITCH " l ewi s Whom you will remember as "Poleon" in "The Barrier"; he is just the same great-hearted character in this pictuie, and he is a giant personality as ''Lone Deer" in rpHE gIGN JNVISIBLE" "THE gIGN JNVISIBLE" The story of a man who lost faith in God, and how in the Wild North-West he re-found it, together with love. Set in the land where "Life runs red-blooded, and Primitive Passions Blaze." It's Like "The Barrier"—only better. REMEMBER!! First National Exhibitors only buy the very pick of America's* greatest motion pictures. Mary Piekfovd Productions are in future to be released only by First National. First Nationals are all Winners. Special Feature Prices. D.C., 1/0; Stalls, 1/- (No Tax). And it's the cheapest picture at the price you'll ever see.

PUBLIC NOTICES. GERMAN MINE AT OAONUI. JF sufficient inducement offers 1 will run a car from New Plymouth to vicinity of mine TO-MORROW (Sunday), starting at 9 a.m. E. WOOLDRIDGE, Phone 357. pLYMOUTH QPUNAKE J£AIL gERVICE HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS. AS New Year's Day a car will leave New Plymouth at 7.30 a.m., Okato 8.35 a.m., arriving Opunake !).30 a.m., thence proceeding direct to Stratford, arriving at the racecourse at 11 a.m., and will leave Opunake on return to New Plymouth at 7 p.m. Morning ear wiil leave OpunaK" for New Plymouth as usual at 7.15, arriving New Plymouth 9.15 a.m., thence proceeding to Stratford races. Return car will leave New Plymouth for Opunake at 7 p.m. AN THURSDAY, January 2, Special Trip to Mokau River, leaving New Plymouth C a.m. Book early, so that arrangements can be inade with launch. E. WOOLDRIDGE, Proprietor. 'Phone 357

RE-OPENING OF PRIVATE HOSPITAL B Y Special Request of old patients and others, Nurse Bennett, of Inglewood, has decided to re-open her Private Hospital at the beginning of the New Year, 1919. NURSE BENNETT, Inglewood. REMOVAL NOTICE. J WISH to notify the public that I have purchased the Pharmacy in Devon Street East for some years carried on by Mr. T. Hood. The business will be closed for about a fortnight pending its removal to the more central premises recently occupied by ''The Dainties," opposite A.M.P., and will be reopened with a new. and up-to-date stock under the management of Mr. G. N. Morey, Pharmaceutical Chemist (by exam.). In the meantime all prescriptions, ete., may be obtained from The Davies Pharmacy. ERNEST DAVIES, Chemist and Optician, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. CARPENTERS WANTED. Q.OOD men wanted aftor the Holiday*. Both Town and Country Work. Apply to Overseer—Mr. Chas. Moore. P. S. Vv'HITCOMBE, Secretary. : SUPPLY OF BOULDERS AND SHINGLE. RENDERS will be received up to January 7 for the supply of about 90 yds. Boulders and Shingle for the Vogeltown School. Specifications at the Board's Office or apply to the Overseer— Mr. Chas. Moore. : P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary;