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Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. INEE TO*BAY AT 2 P.M, EVERYBODY'S &C-HIGHT TO-NIGHT And for the Last Time OLGA PETROVA In the greatest OLGA PETBOVA triumph of her PLGA PSTBOVA career. A six-reel super-film. "TBMPEEED STEEL" "TEMPERED STEEL" "TEMPERED STEEL" psoal Prices. Bring correct change. JjANDSStANt \iyiDOW gENEI i- GOOD -TEMPLAR HALE - (WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE 1L Tickets obtainable from Ladies' .' Committee. T. WYATT, Secretary. JK)R CALE 2 farm horsey 4 and 5 years 1 cottage piano 1 new dogcart 1 single-furrow B. and M. plough, 1 Singer sewing machine 1 aged children's pony Quantity, hoiuvhold furniture; S. 8. FAGAN, Waitui, Inglewood. DAIRY HERD FOR SALE. fpOR SALE—34 good dairy cows.-—Ap-'P, -G., KNIGHT) 162 Leach Street, New Plymouth. CORRUGATED RON, MEDIATE delivery srom stocks: Oft.. 6/-; 7ft., 7/-; Bft., 8/-; 9ft., fl/3 per Bheet. Lead head nails, 7d lb. For spot cash. Apply promptly— C. 4. WILKINSON, LTD., , ' ' ' Eltham. WARNING TO MOTOR DRIVERS. JYou '"toilP.shortly have to stop that dangerous glare front your lamps. We fit the N*n-Glare Lens, which will difhlte and spread the light, improve the appearance of the car 50 per cent., , gives a splendid light without the dangerous daizle. AU sizes in stock 15s 6d per pair; SPEDDINO & STAINTON -MOTC2 HOUSENEW, PLYMOUTH.

MOTOR BARGAIN COLUMN. Pne 4-seater HUPMOBILE car: just overhauled and {minted; in good running order, Price/ £JoQ. e-»eater, 2-cylinder RENAULT car; an . running order, and fair condition; Price £55. . Jt Model 75 Overland, in good running order, fttted-.jwitlr self-starter and On* frseater Old Mdtel'Calthorpe Car, in good order,. TriaL Very cheap at fe£l3o, )ne 5-seater Calthorpe- Car/ Another bargain at £l5O. ANE old model Calthorpe, in very good ** runniDg order, and in goo 4 repair. JForquick sale, £IOO. NEWTON KING. TRAINING ON FARMS ■ EOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. fTtHR New Plymouth Repatriation Com- **" mittee invites the' cooperation of farmers to train ex-soldiers in fanning. The employer is required to pay them a wage of £1 a week'and found, whilst the Committee pays'- an allowance to the men whilst receiving training of £1 per week, half of .which is retained on lis behalf by the Repatriation Department It must be recognised that there is a Inty cast on every member of the community to help the Returned Soldiers, who have risked all and suffered untold Hardship to maintain freedom and justice. Without their efforts we would all pe now in bondage and the fanners would not be in possession of their fee iimple. The committee therefore appeals to the> patriotism of the farmers to help the returned men to learn farming them to become producers the moire of whom we have the greater the production, and the easier the burden caused by the war, ffrtte at once t0...",.■ ...",.■, f -.;„X ft 4S«