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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 287, 26 April 1913, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. JTJMPIRE piCTURE pALAC TO-DAY & TO-NIGHT A brilliant now film programme, headed by a SPARLING MILITARY DRAMA—THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE BROKEN SWORD. A marvellous 3,000 ft. masterpiece, full of startling dramatic situations, with the fascinating surroundings of MILITARY AND COURT LIFE. THE BROKEN SWORD. THE .BROKEN SWORD. Is undoubtedly one of the greatest pictures of the year. Also a powerful LUBIN romance: A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE. A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE. A FUGITIVE FROM, JUSTICE. An intensely interesting and exciting subject that also lias its touch of comedv. THE SILENT WITNESS. THE SILENT WITNESS. A unique dramatic subject that has an entirely original plot. Also the LATEST Topical, Industrial and Scenic films. Box Plan at Empire Sweets Depot. , Children 1/- to Dress Circle.

J± JJEAL Q.OOD gUSINESS AND INVESTMENT PROPOSITION. In one of the busiest and best parts of Auckland. On tram line close to important tram stopping-place. CARRYING, COAL AND FIREWOOD CARRYING, COAL AND FIREWOOD CARRYING, COAL AND FIREWOOD BUSINESS. No. I.—Corner section, 46 x 120, freehold, with large sheds, engine room, large stables, etc. No. on Main Street, 44 x 125, with owner's private house of six large rooms; large workshop, etc., at back. On the property there is erected a party wall of brick which cost £l5O. PLANT.—Gas engine of 5 horse-power, I 8 horses, q. carts, lorry harness for 9 horses, horse-covers, cart-covers, etc. The stock of firewood, coal, shell, tar, etc., at least wotth £250. Owner clearing £SO per month' nett; PRICE £3soo.—For the whole property, j plant and stock as a going concern, I £3500. . j NOTE—The property is worth the money, and sole reason for selling is ill-health and owner going to Old Country to retire. Inspection heartily invited to bona fide purchasers, Sole agent — WENZL SCHOLLUM, 17, 19, 20 Royal Insurance Buildings, Queen Street, AUCKLAND. '• Telegraphic Address— | "Scholium, Auckland." !

MAYORAL ELECTION. TN accordance with a promise made at tlie last election, and in response to a numerously-signed requisition, I intend to oiler myself as a candidate at the ensuing .Mayoral election. i J. S. S. MEDLEY. WAITARA WEST ROAD BOARD. ATOTIC'E is hereby given that nominations for the election of five members of the above Board will be received at my residence, Lepperton, up to noon on TUESDAY, the 29th April, 1913. The Poll, if necessary, will be taken in the Lepperton Hall on TUESDAY', May C. W. B. FUSSELL, Returning Officer. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS will be received at our office up till 12 noon on THURSDAY, May 1, for Additions to East End Bathing Reserve. SANDERSON & GRIFFITHS, J Architects. 1 ARIKI STREET. (Opposite Taranaki Hotel.) LICENSED PLUMBERS, SHEET-METAL WORKERS, & ELECTRICIANS. We beg to notify the public that we have started in 'business. By prompt attention and good workmanship, we hope to solicit a fair share of the public

(J U L' I' h .\ pEESTXE ARIKI STREET. (Opposite Taranaki Hotel.) LICENSED PLUMBERS, SHEET-METAL WORKERS, & ELECTRICIAN'S. We beg to notify the public that we have started in 'business. By prompt attention and good workmanship, we hope to solicit a fair share of the public patronage. Seven years with Smart Bros. Please note address.

>JOTICE is hereby given that 11 sections, comprising 10,509 acres, in the Tiuii'ukawii, Totoro, Mimi, Miipara and llalioo .Survey Districts, will be open for sale or selection under optional conditions at this office up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, May 13. 11)13. Applicants must appear personally for examination at this office on Thursday, May 15, at 0.30 a.m. Preference will be given to landless applicants, with children dependent on them, or who have within the preceding two years been twice unsuccessful at former ballots. Full particulars and plans may be obtained at this office, and plans seen at railway stations and principal post offices in the district. fi. H. BULLAED, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands Office, New Plymouth, April 22, 1913.

RANK MESSENGER, F.N.Z.1.A., ARCHITECT, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH.