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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 316, 4 July 1912, Page 1

TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT rp II EAT RE g 0 Y A L. New Plymouth. A GIGANTIC ATTRACTION. to-nTght-THURSDAY, JULY 4. Q.EORGE MARLOW'S Brilliant Dramatic Company will present for the first time here A QJRL'S rpEMPTATION. QiRL'S rpEMPTATION. A thrilling story of the prodigal's return, the evils of sweating and a young girl's trials." A thrilling exposition of England's working-people. \ COMBINATION" OF WIT, HUMOR & PATHOS Which has set England talking and created an absolute and positive sensation. "WHAT IS FOLLY IN A MAN IS SIN IN A WOMAN." Popular Prices. 4/-, 3/,- & 2/-. Ron; Plan and Dav Sales at Collier's. ■STANLEY GRANT, Manager.

FOOTBALL pDOTBALL pOOTBALL. 'IVKAPA I. v. STRATFORD I. TL'KAPA I. v. STRATFORD 1. 'ITKAL'A I. v. STRATFORD 1. TO-DAY THURSDAY, JULY 4. Kick-off at 2 p.m. Admission: Gents, Od; Ladies, free. "rTdavids'ox, Hon. Sec. T.F.C. KAIMATA BRANCH. G. H. BUOKRIDGE, Taranaki Organiser, will address the Farmers and others of Kaimata, in the Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, July 5, at 8 p.m. OF SPECIAL INTEREST. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. No collection. G. CAPPER, President, Kaimata Branch

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. RESIDENTS OF SMART ROAD AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. /"YWING to my sheep having been worried by dogs on Captain Wilson's property, Smart Road, I hereby notify that I intend to lay poison. All dogs discovered on the property will be poisoned or shot, and owners will be called on to make good all damages incurred. FRANK TAIT, Butcher, New Plymouth.

NEW PLYMOUTH BEAUTIFYING SOCIETY. rpHOSE desirous of promoting the objects of the Society arc requested to communicate with the President or Secretary. Annual subscriptions are: Ladies, 2/6; Gentlemen, 5/-. These may be paid to the Secretary, Mr. W. B. Davis, Devon street, or to R. CLINTON HUGHES, President. To the Electors of the Taranaki Land District. Ladies and Gentlemen,— At the request of a large number of settlers all over Taranaki Land District I have decided to be a candidate for the vacancy which is to be filled on the 27th July. Being a backblocks settler since ISD4. I am thoroughly acquainted with the wants of the settlers, and if returned I assure you that your very best interests and your requirements will hare my sympathy and earnest attention. Yours faithfully, C. ItYAN. Taumarunui, June 27, 1912.

J. D. MORISON AUCTIONEER, LAXD AXD ESTATE AGENT, TE AEOHA. IV) von want ;i farm? If so, come right along, and we will compare prices and result.-), and it will surprise you what the cows can do. Who wants this? 100 ACK, ' :s > 3 Inik ' s from town - all level and in good grass, carrying 40 cows all in the pink of condition: new (i-roomed house; creamery and school adjoining; £2.") per acre. ACRES. 3 miles from factory and school; well situated* light .Vroomed house; £lO per acre; OAA ACRES rich level land, 1 mile OX, v froni factory, school and P.O Two r-ni)!fort;ilile houses; good outbuildings. A real snip at the price; £lB per acre. • Come and see, or write for full particulars. >IT THE BEST PUCE