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Taranaki Daily News, 16 May 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT —Also*— MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 pan. And for positively tie last time TO-MORROW NIGHT J. C. Williamson, Ltd., and Leo de. Chateau present the Wonder 'Pieuxe of the age, "TARZAN OF THE APES" "TARZAN OF THE APES" "TARZAN OF THE APES" "TARZAN OF THE APES" As you already know what a remarkable production 'TARZAN" is we need say 110 more, except to advise you to reserve your peat at Collier's. RESERVE ITO-DAY . DON'T EE SORRY TO-NIGHT Prices 2/6, 2/- and 1/- (plus tax). PUBLIC NOTICES. MISS DORA BEDFORD will commence dancing classes for the Fox Trot and the One-Step in the Rolland Hall, on Monday, 19th instant, '2s 6d per lesson; 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. Also class for beginners in ball-room, dancing, on Friday, 23rd, I 7.30 to 11.30 p.m. Fee, £1 per quarter. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. TUTY farm, on the Eginont ruad, is withdrawn from sale as from to-day. m CHEFFINGS, Hillsborough. May 13, 1919. WANTED TO LEASE tp» run CO cows for 3 or 5 yeaTa, with or without purchasing clause; also milking on shares, 60 to 70 cows with, machines. Apply—j C. M. FARNHAM, Tataraimaka. TRESPASS NOTICES. TRESPASS NOTICE. A NY person trespassing with dog or gun on my properties, sections 38 and 3!), block I, Waiuiate S.D. (Taikata Road); section 20, Ugck 0, Opunake S.D» (Atawhata Road" oeuuon 30a, block 15, Opunake S.D., section sa, block 6, Opunake S.D. (Kina P.oad), will be prosecuted without further notice PAKI BISHOP. Oaonui, May 14. TRESPASS NOTICE. NY person tre.ws'SMrjg with dog or ' gun on my propwiy will be prosecuted, and all dogs shot.' W. Ji. MARSH, t Mataro Road, Urenui. TRESPASS NOTICE. I "VTOTICE—Any person trespassing with dog or gun on my property will be prosecuted and all dogs shot. E. F. JENKINS, Kaimata. nglewood.—The difficulties of securing just the right goods for the winter's trade have never been greater—we would urge our customers to buy early, as we hold many scarce lines. /COTTIER'S, Inglewood, for Roslyn tweeds and ladies' underclothing. We have yet to receive our first complaint about these goods; this fact speaks volumes. /COTTIER'S, Inglewood, for ladies' fawn covert coats, prices 65s and 75s each; also raincoats and tweed paletots, 45s to £6 10s each. If you require a coat for this winter, see ours [ before purchasing elsewhere. worsted, 54 inches wide, 13s 6d per -| yard; suitable for coat frocks and cosI tunies; very fine texture. # MjiiiiiKS, inglewood. —vve now one ", of the finest assorted stocks of ; , tweeds, gaberdines, worsteds, etc., in Ta- ;, ra.naki. The quality of the goods we keep plaiding dress flannel 3s lid per yard. Useful line for girls' dresses, men's shirts, etc. /COTTIER'S, Inglewood—Our range of colors in crepe de chines: Black, white, navy, brown, saxe shell pink, mole, vieux! rose, light grey, pale blue. Prices, 9s 6d, 12s 6d, 13s 6(1 and 14s Gd per yard. ru)f TIER'S, Inglewood, for Viyella flannel, in cream and fancy patternsprice, 5s Od per yard. This line is ver, QOTTIER'S, Inglewood, have a- good stock of white winceys, at 2s 3d and 2s lid per yard; also Horrockses' white flannelettes, plain and twill. fJOTTIER'S,. Inglewood, for Roslyn tweeds, 54in. wide, lis 6d per yard; also Roslyn combinations and rests in natural or cream, long or short sleeves. 61 inches wide, at 14s fid per yard; colors, light and dark fawns; also dark grey —good liue for costumes and coats. - MOTOR-CAR SERVICE. MOTOR- CAR will leave Waitara daily at 12 o'clock (noon), for l*p jerton Junction, connecting with the raid-day trait from New Plymouth to Wanganui, leaving Lepperton Junction !'or Waitara immediately on arrival •' C H. JOHNSTOr