LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The arrangements for the Home Defence Rifle-Clubs' variety entertain-' merit to -be vheld-on Monday in the Town Hall are : well in hand.' The pro. gramme is so full of variety that everybody should -be- thoroughly satisfied.
Weather Conditions. —• Westerly winds and veering by W. td\S. Expect changeable and showry weather. Barometer unsteady, has a rising tendency shortly.—Bates, 5 Wellington.
A Napier Press Association telegram this morning states: A largelyattended meeting of the Napier and Waipukurau'bfanch of the Engine Drivers', Fire'rheiis', and Cleaners' Association, 'passed a resolution asking their Executive Council- •to impress upon the Government the urgent necessity of giving effect to Parliament's recommendation to increase the rate of pay.
To-night at His Majesty's Picture Theatre will ■ be shown remarkable photo-plays of the Al' standard.' The star picture is Lubin's latest pathetic .drama, entitled "The Inspector's Story," a modern American narrative concerning the fearful development of drink. "Gaumont's War Graphic" includes many stirring films of the great w':|r. v Other good pictures are:— "li.vz-a-Liar's Big Game Hunt," "Tlio Davis Cup," "Max Linder on the Briny," ""On the Border," "On the EtartV Mountains," '''Ancient' Egypt."
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 40, 18 February 1915, Page 6
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187LOCAL AND GENERAL. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 40, 18 February 1915, Page 6
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