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Taranaki Daily News, 28 August 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. ' WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND | FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, 30, 31. (Direction: E. J. Carroll). NO ONE UNDER IS IS TO NO ONE UNDER IS IS TO BE ADMITTED. BE ADMITTED. THE GREAT PROPAGANDA 'PICTURE, rvyilEßE QHILDREN? INHERE QHILDREN? J£Y QHILDREN? £JIE ]yT QHILDREN? Its Salutary Lesson, its scathing indictment and trenchant punishment of those who resort to and assist malpractices in order to escape Nature's Divine responsibilities, is genuinely refreshing; in condemnation of mock modesty and mistaken reticence on a subject fraught with the greatest danger not only to the mother and Child, but to the Nation. AUCKLAND 3 weeks in 2 theatres WELLINGTON 2 weeks in 3 theatres CIIRISTCHURCH 2 weeks in 2 theatres DUNEDIN 2 weeks in 2 theatres The Greatest Record-Smashing Picture ever screened. These figures speak: 1.000,000 saw it in Australia. 300,000 have seen it in New Zealand. 'Ts no more sensual than is the sermon of a xery serious clergyman when he denounces the same evil." A Smashing, Daring Subject, in a Smashing, Daring Way. A Picture that every Woman will want every man to see, and all will be more healthy in mind and spirit by what Is revealed to them. yyHERE QHILDREN? INHERE ]y[Y QHILDREN? JJY QHILDREN? fyyHERE jyjT QHILDREN? THE PICTURE WITH A PURPOSE "Let There be Light." ed by the N.Z. Censor of Films, with one restriction NO ONE UNDER 18 TO BE I ADMITTED. I PRICES: 2s and Is. Reserves at Collier's: 2/C. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. and after this date I will not be responsible for any debts incurred in my name, under any circumstances. THOMAS KENDALL. New Plymouth, 2oth August, 1917. SCOTCH DAY AT LNGLEWOOD. IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS. T")L\NA forget Scotchmen, gather at Mr. Roberte' shop, Rata street, on Wednesday, August 29, at 7.30 p.m., to make the necessary arrangements. j G. FARQUHAR, Hob. Sec. ROYAL LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY. NORTH TARANAKI HEAD CENTRE. r |'BE Annual General Meeting of the above Head Centre will be held in Soldiers' Club, on Wednesday, August 29, at S p.m. PETER A. SCHWARTZ, 'Hon. Secretary. AN APOLOGY. jITR. E. J. BAKER apologises to the public of Inglewood and the Junction road for the inconvenience caused them by his bus not running. He wishes to notify the public that his new bus will commence running on Tuesday afternoon, August 23. The timetable has been slightly altered. The early morning trip from New Plymouth and the evening trip frora Inglewood have been discontinued. In future the bus will leave Inglewood (•very morning at 9, returning from New Plymouth at i. A time-table showing intermediate running will be publjshed next week. TO CHEESE MAKERS. yyANTED by the Lepperton Co-op. Dairy Co., Cheesemaker; duties start Ist November. Assistant for butter and later for cheese to start as soon as possible. Particulars from the Manager at Lepperton who will receive applications up to 31st August. W. E. PERCIVAL, Secretary. August 16, 1917. CHEESE FACTORY MANAGER J WANTED. mHE Oxford Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd., require a Manager for their Cheese Factory, Oxford Road, Okato; output! 115 tons; salary £2OB per year, wifli good house and usual allowances; duties commence September 25. Applica-. tion9 close with the undersigned on Friday, August 31, at 5 p.m. R. PEPPERELL, Secretary. EVERYONE NEEDS REXONA. Rexona is a quick and effective remedy for all the little accidents, of everyday life, being soothing and healing to the skin. Price, Is 6d and 3s. Obtain-ablfr-everTwaere.