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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 249, 26 November 1909, Page 3

mII EAT BE JJ, 0Y A L Now Plymouth. Direction Henry Hayward TO-NIGHT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Nov. 2fi and 27. HAYWARD'S PICTURES MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.30. r Presentation of Prizes in Essay ! Competition. ANOTHER BUDGET OF PICTURE GEMS, including the Sensational Military Scene, THE BOY "SCOUTS TO THE RESCUE, and the exciting dramatic picture story, THE IIAND OF THE VICTIM. Also,. the great liuigh-provokers, "Carlino objects to Work" and "Stung '••■ n Lee." , Popular Picture Prices. I J. MAY. Manager. I rjjl HEA TR E JJOYAL, New Plymouth. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, HEWITT'S PICTURES 31. BLERIOT'S CI!EAT ELIUHT. The French dcslrovcr tin v.'ls 20 niil-.'S nn liour —II. Hleriot Hies I2'/ S miles an ■hour, from Calais to Dover, and astounds the world. Also "Henley Regain, I ill)!)," "The Little Street Singer*," and a number of such films, both Industrial and HuinorHewitt's Popular prices: 1/0, Is and (id. JODIE BLAIR, Manager and Operator. jjoyal. Wednesday and thursday, December Tand 2 (Taranaki Agricultural Show Nights). THE NEW PLYMOUTH AMATEURS Present H. J. Byron's Ever-green Popular Three-act Comedy, OUKJSOYS CAST OF CHARACTERS: Sir Geoifrey Chainpneys (a county magnate) Mr A. M. Bradbuvy 'Talbot Chauipnevs (his sou) ~ Mr. V. Fitzherbeit Perkyn Middlewitk (a retired buttermau) ~ .. Mr. F. J. Easther Charles Middlewick (his 6on) Mr. Les. Hill Dempster (Sir Geoffrey's manservant Mr. W. It. Jcnuings Poddle (Middlcwick's butler) .. Mr. R. D. Cokcr Violet Melrose (un heiress .... Mies D. Bedford Mary Melrose (her cousin) .. Miss J. Fitzherbeit Clarissa Chainpneys (Sir Ueoffrev's sister) Miss Doris Fitzherbeit Belinda (a slavey) Mrs, Claude Weston ■SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY: ACT I.—Tjlie Butferman's (Perkyn Middlowick's county house). ACT ll.—At the' Baronet's (Drawingroom at hie House). Seven months elapse between Acts 11. and IK. ACT 111. —At Mother Fatchain's (Third-rate London Lodging-house). Time: Present. New Scenery liy Mr. Fred Stevens. Orchestra under Mr. W. Perry. Stage under direction Mr. V, Filzherbert. Prices: 3s, 2s iind Is. Box plan opens at Collier's this morning. A. L, HUMPHRIES, Secretarv. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ELECTRIC LIGHTING. rpHE Last Day for Discount for Electric Lighting will be TO-DAY ?ridav), November 2U. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TARANAKI SHOW AT NEW PLYMOUTH. r\N Ist December, the usual 4.13 p.m. train, New Plymouth to llawcra, will bo delayed' to leave New Plymouth at 5.40 p.m. Train will leave Waitara, at 5.45 p.m., connecting- at Leuperton Junction with the 5.45 p.m. train, from New Plymouth. On 2nd December passenger trams leave Hawcra 0.50 u.m and 7.20 a.m., Huiroa 7.0 a.m., Waitara D.45 a.m., for New Plymouth, returning from New Plymouth at 5.10 p.m. for Huiroa and Hawcra. The usual 4.47 p.m. train, Lcnperton to New Plymouth, will leave Leppcrton at 4.37 p!m., 10 minutes earlier than usual. Trains will leave Waitarr at 5.0 p.m. ml 1i.25 p.m., connecting at Lepperton Junction with trains from New Plymouth. The usual 4.15 p.m. train, New Plymouth to Hawcra, will NOT run. Holiday Excursion Tickets, available for return till 3rd December, will be issued to New Plymouth on Ist December, and by Morning Trains on 2nd Jeeeinbcr, from Hawcra and intermediate stations, including Toko branch. These excursion tickets will not be available iiy the Mail trains. WAITARA RACES AT LKI'I'ERTOM. On 2nd December passenger (rains will leave New Plymouth 10.511 a.m.. arriving Ljppertcn ii.JO i.m., returning from 1/cpperton at 4.37 p.m. ami 5.45 p.m. Leave Waitara 11.15 a.m., arriving Lenmi Hawcra and Ne Taranaki Shaw. BY ORDER. WEBSTER BROS' SALES Friday, Nov. 2U—Oi :. 8.-G. ArrowMiiith NEWCASTIE COAL STRIKE. TN consequence of the Coal Strike at Newcastle the passage and freights to and from Australia ami Tasmania have been increased by 10 per cent, and 25 per cent, respectively, UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY PUKEKURA PARK BOARD, K POUNDS UEWAIID will be paid for " such information as will lead to Hie conviction ot the thief or thieves who stole the White Swan Eggs from \ the Nest at the Park. R. COCK, I Chairman. TO INVESTORS. will be received at my offlee up, Devon Street, New Plymouth, up to TUESDAY, 30th November, for the purchase of PUKETOTAIIA ESTATE, comprising 182 acres of Freehold land, situated on the Mangorei Road, about two miles from New Plymouth. The Vendor requires only itiOO down and the balance may remain on Mortgage for a term of years at n low rate oi interest. This is a line opportunity fo; investors. Full particulars on application to NEWTON KING, New Plymouth, Sole Agent. rpAKE them to ftee "OUR BOYS' I Ist and 2nd Dec, Theatre Rovil •"- "Daily y.ws" Jobbing O, Xmas. and Greeting Cards. Splendid i ' eortaient to select from.