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Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE? FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SPECIAL FRIDAY MARKET DAY PROGRAMME. MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. ' “ WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE? ” A WONDER CREATION OF SURPASSING BEAUTY. A powerful story illustrating the husband’s eternal problem—the strange difference, between his wife and the girl he married. A PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT ROYALTY MASTERPIECE. “THE GARTER GIRL” t A. BIG VITAGRAPH PRODUCTION FEATURING BEAUTIFUL CORRTNNE GRIFFITH CORRINNE GRIFFITH A story of life as it is, both bofore and behind the footlights. An O. Henry Story. PRICES: 1/6 & 2/- (plus tax).

TENDERS. yy ANTED—Tenders for falling 50 Acres Bush, Waituka Road, Te Kiri. Tenders close May 31. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply— T. J. MILDENHALL, Waituka Road, Te Kiri. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited until 12 o’clock (noon) Tuesday, 31st May, 1921, for the erection of a FOUNDRY on the •South Road for AJr. R. S. Wooldridge. Plans, etc., can be seen at the office of the Architect. THOS. H. BATES. A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architect, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS OR LAND BUYERS. M Y Dairy Farm for Sale. For particulars apply to—“DAIRY FARMER,” Kaimata. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. JT AND AGENTS please take note that my farm of 61 acres on Denbigh Road is withdrawn from sale. A. MORATTI. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. ATY Property on Sea View Road, Westown has been sold by Taylor and Roberts. A. FABLSH, Westown. TRESPASS NOTICE. pERSONS Found trespassing on my property in Albert Road, with dog or gun, without my consent, will be prosecuted. N. H. GORDON, Albert Road. FOR SALE. pOUR-COW Ridd Milking Plant; RiddArmstrong Releaser; 2|-h.p. Lister Benzine Engine; one short season’s work only; in really good order. Price and particulars, and where to be seen, apply L. RATTENBURY, Urenui.

T\AD says that the joint for Sunday must come from Sole Bros.’ It’s rich, tender and juicy, and the flavor can’t he beat. e.e. YV’E have scoured the country for quality meat, and have the primest in beef, mutton, lamb and pork.—Sole Bros. e.e. VITHEN it comes to the real stuff you have to go to Sole Bros.’ for the meat, for dinner any day in the week. TpVERY housewife rejoices in the barJ gains to be had at Sole Bros.’. Primest beef, mutton and pork. e.e. VTOU know what you are getting by A dealing at Sole Bros.’. Highest quality only in all classes of meat and lowest prices. e.e. OUR quality stands unrivalled in lamb, mutton, beef or pork. —Sole Bros.’ for the Sunday joint.. e.e. OEAR in mind that the best and ■U cheapest Sunday or week-day joints ran be had at Sole Bros.’. e.e.~ A FULL supply af Straw Hat Dyes just arrived; all colors. —Arnold, and Co. e.n. OHERWIN-WILLIAMS Mixed Paint7in any quantity, ready for use.—At Arnold and Co.’s. e.n ■WACUETTE Carpet Sweepers are very ’ simple; a child can use them; no wires required; reduced prices.—Arnold and Co. e.n nELF-HEATING - Irons’ are now in full supply at Arnold and Co.’s.e.n F~RI DAY* Cash" Bargains at R. A. Bent’s Store. Dawson Street, New Plymouth.—Bran, 13/6 sack; Kerosene. 24/- case; Skyes’ Drench, 1/3 pkt.; tins Refined Table Salt, 9d; Red Seal Lye, 9d; Loose Tea, good quality, 1/9 lo; best Creamery Butter, 2/- lb; Fresh Herrings, 7d ■ tin; 61b tins Jam, 5/*; Black Currant Pulp, 6£lbs 5/-; Pie Fruit, 1/19; Dessert Fruit, 3 tins 4/3- Varnishine, 6d tin; Beaver Baking Powder, 1/8; Currants, 8d lb; Seeded Raisins. 1/- lb; Prunes, 31bs 1/-; Cereo, .Treaele, 21ba Bd, 71bs 2/2,