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Taranaki Daily News, 8 April 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S 10-HIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! Absolutely the tat appearance of the Gifted Star, MADGE EVANS, MADGE EVANS, MADGE EVANS, ffn a Delightful Story of Fun and Frolic "THE LOVE NET!" "THE LOVE NET!" "THE LOVE NET!" Episode 9 of Pathe's Latest Serial, "THE LIGHTNING HAIDES." Featuring PEARL WHITE. COMING TO-MORROW! jgARLE WILLIAMS in "THE HORNET'S NEST." I Showing Friday only. B.C. 1» 6d, Stalls Is (plus tax). GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY. SHOW AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT in St. Mary's Hall, THURSDAY,, April Bth, 2.30 to 6.30. Entrance Is, including 1 afternoon tea. ££W PLYMOUTH CITIZENS' BAND. SPECIAL MEETING. SPECIAL MEETING of Past and Present Wp-'Un-on will be held in the Band-room, Lee*''- Street, TO-MOR-EOW (FRIDAY) EVENING. Business.—Contesting, and general. H, R. CATTLEY, PLUNKET SOCIETY. THE Plunket Society's Annual Meet- ' ing will he held on FRIDAY NTGHT (April 9), at 8 o'clock, in the Plunket Booms. All are invited to attend. Business: To receive Annual Report end Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; anil General. J. STANDISH, Hon. Secretary. RAHOTU PUBLIC HALL. MIE Annual Meeting of Subscribers of the above Hall will be held in the Supper Room of Hall on April 10th, at 8 pm. Business: Important. J. WILLIAMSON. "Seoretary Hall Committee. Gamboge," born October 14th, 1010. Dam, Bride's Florist; sire Ruth's Fairy's Gamboge. Registered and branded. Price 25 guineas. Apply to— A. J. SMITH, Cardiff. ESTABLISHED LAUNDRY BUSINESS FOR SALE. PRESENT income £ls per week, all cash trade. Man and wife could run St by themselves. Lease 18 months to run, renewable. Rent only £1 per week, 'for 3 living rooms, and shop facing the main street, in heart of one of the best towns in Taranaki; large wash house 'and yard. E. light and gas installed. Price £250 cash, including machinery and goodwill. Purchaser taught the business of repaired. Get in quick. AppIy—"LAUNDRY," c/o This Office.

COAST LAND 289 ACRES AT £3O 400 ACRES AT ££> 188 ACRES AT £26 All grassed, fenced, and subdivided. OAO ACRES, Freehold, 40 cows; 4-cow l * V '* L.K.G. Milking Plant, Implements, and going concern at £37 10s per acre. Government mortgage 4i per cent., balance cas!i and term*. Ear full particulars apply—" - HUGHSOFS LAND AGENCY, QBVEN ACRES, first-class residential property, best locality in Stratfori, new house six rooms, long frontage, for subdivision, £2600. Owner will exchange for suitable house property in Ne» Plymouth. Correspondence invited froft New Plymouth property owners. K/l ACRES, dairying land, one mile from Factory, School and Railway. r £4B iper acre, good terms. Worth the money in a few years with improvements. J. H. THOMPSON r PHE Following Questions are worth thinking over for any dairy farmer: What is your time worth per hour today? What time do you spend daily getting your milk te the factory? What does it cost you in repairs and upkeep for horses,,harness and carts) We can save you all this and instal a separator. You will have time to attend to your cattle and pigs, etc., and your return per acre will be better. Our factory receives cream every day in the year. Write us for particulars at once. Box ' 186, Wanganui.—MAORILAND UAJBY AND PRODUCE CO., LTD.