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Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE Direction John Hopkins. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT And Next Monday and Tuesday. -—THREE JOLLY NIGHTS. THREE JOLLY NIGHTS.— Mr. Edward Branscombe's Bright and Breezy Company "ITHE DANDIES" "ITHE DANDIES" "ITHE DANDIES" "ITHE DANDIES" "IIHE DANDIES" A happy coterie of clever artists whose efficiency in presenting bright relaxation for the people is acknowledged by everybody. Latest Revue Successes. Operatic Selections. Hilarious Comedy Concoctions. Let him who would be joyful on this night gird himself in his r-<?st raiment and go forth, he and his iioiH»hold, to receive good cheer and also the glad eye of "The Dandies." Prices: 3s, 2s and Is (plus tax). Plan at Collier's. APPLICATIONS. PAPER RULER. WANTED—A First-class Paper Ruler. C. M. BANKS, LTD., 11 Grey Street, Wellington. TARANAKI OILWELLS. ryANTED—A few more Laborers for dismantling refinery. Apply on work. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. DEBENTURES FOR SALE. A IMPLICATIONS are invited for the purchase, in lots to suit purchasers, of seventy-five £IOO debentures. Term: 10 years from March 1, 1918. Interest: Five and a quarter per cent, per annum. PHILIP SKOGLUND, Town Clerk. TARANAKI OIL WELLS. \lf ANTED—Second-class Engineer. plyTHE MANAGER, Taranaki Oil Wells, New Plymouth. WAIMATE WEST COUNTY. TVTARKED Applications for the position of County Clerk for Waimate West County Council, addressed to the Chairman, Manaia, will be received till 5 p.m. on February 20, 1919. Salary, £250. Particulars from County Office. GEO. DAWSON, County Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. A. & P. SHOW AT HAWERA. 26th and 27th FEBRUARY, 1919. AN 20th and 27th February the usual 4 p.m. train Hawera to New Plymouth will be delayed to leave Hawera 4.45 p.m., Stratford ii.lß p.m., Inglewood 7.20 p.m., Lepperton 8.12 p.m., New PlyLouth arrive 8.42 p.m. On THURSDAY, February 27, passengers will not be booked to Hawera from Stratford, Elthani and Normanby by the Down Mail Train. BY ORDER. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MS. R. F. CORNWALL, Land Agent, begs to announce that he has re- • moved to new premises in Devon Street, over Garnham's, Jeweller. CLIFTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TEN PER CENT. PENALTY. I pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given in ac- | cordance with Section 28 of the Rating Amendment Act 1910, that ALL RATES UNPAID by 4 p.m. on Friday, March 14, 1919, will be sued for with the addition of TEN PER CENT. R. H. PIGOTT, County Chairman. Waitara, February 12, 1919. *"■ E. M. Hunt. Instructress of Millinery and Dressmaking (first-class credeu tials for each), will continue classes fron February 2(1. Removed to shop cornei Devon andXiover Streets. All kinds o Drapery sold for cash only. Also Millin ery and Costume orders taken. Partial I lars on application. Phone 1553. JjJRNOLD gTURROCK, L.Mus., T.C.L. PIANIST Resumes tuition on THURSDAY, February 6. At home to intending pupil? Tuesday and Wednesday, 4th and stli from 2 p.m. till 0 p.m. Pupils may receive lessons at Boys' and Girls' Higr. Schools by arrangement. Studio: Griffiths' Buildings, Egmont Street. Telephone, 616. APRIL 10th LIQUOR REFERENDUM AN office where voters' enrolment forms may be filled in and information obtained, will be open to the public in tht Good Templar Lodge-room until Marcl sth, when rolls close. Hourß: 2 to 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 1( ajn. to 6 p.m.