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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 322, 23 February 1910, Page 1

JHBATEE JJOYAL, New Plymouth. HEWITT'S PICTURES T. Snowden Hewitt :: Proprietor. TO-NIGHT 09S0 FEET OF FILM FOR OUR GRAND CHANGE. Some of the Subjects:— Through the Netherlands. Manufacturing Fountain Pens. The Fair Dolores. The Convict's Sacrifice. The Day of a Gentleman. Tribute Rice in China. The Gambling Fever. Sweet and Twenty. Chemical Experiments. An Escaped Lunatic. In the Land of the Gitanos. The Renunciation. flis Wife's Wine. Usual prices: Is 6d, le, 6d. JODIE BLAIR, Manager. (JIHEATRE DOYAL. Leases .. .. Pollard's Opera Company. General Manager Mr. A. Moss.; Q NIGHTS OF HILARITY Q Commencing THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. RETURN OF THE FAVORITES. pOLLARD'S QPERA QOMPANY. BIGGER! BRIGHTER! BETTER THAN EVER ! New Pieces! Ne w Faces; New Ideas! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. First Production here of the World's Greatest Musical Comedy Success — MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. By arrangement with Sir Rupert Clarka, Meynell and Gunn. Produced with all the Original SCENERY, WARDROBE & EFFECTS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25. The Reigning American Success, the New Operatic Extravaganza, THE BELLE OF CUBA. THE BELLE OF CUBA. THE BELLE OF. CUBA. Just One Unending Laugh! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26. Andran's Melodious Comic Opera, OLIVETTE. OLIVETTE. OLIVETTE. Full Opera Orchestra. Chorus and Ballet. Prices: 4/-, 2/6 and 1/-. Early doors Sixpence extra. Box Plans at Collier's. FRED W. DUVAL, Touring Manager. CAPE EGMONT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

gHOW will be held in the WAREA HALL j on ! TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1910. j The Show opens from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission: Adults Is, Children 6d. Refreshments, Guessing Competitions, etc., and Music. A Gift Auction will be held in the evening. Entries Close on SATURDAY, 26th inst., at 9 p.m. Catalogues may be obtained from any store on the Coast or on application to £he Secretaries. S. WELLS, C. W. REVELL, B. ANDERSON, P.O. Warea, Hon. Secretaries. LIST OF SPECIAL PRIZES. Mr. Jas. Rothery ss, Ist prize, class 29; Mr. F. M. Grayling, 20s, points pme of 5s each for sections 1, 2, 3 and 4; Mr. T. Pelham, ss, Ist prize class 72; Mr. W. Rowe, value ss, Ist prize, class 7.i; Mr. J. B. Groom, value ss, Ist prhe, tmss 141; Messrs Honnor and Clark, ss, Ist prize, cla6s 102; Mr. J. Clarke, value 6s, Ist prize, class 106; Mr. J. Colmer, eet horse shoes (hack), lat prize, class 114; Mr. W. B. Clarke, set horse shoes (hack), Ist prize, class 115; Mr. J. S. Fox, 51b box tea, Ist prize, class 116s; Herald and Budget, points prize, ss, section 5; Mr. T. Furlong, prize, value ss, most points section 7; Mr. T. Burgess, 10s, 5s each for Ist prizes in classes 180 and 198; Mrs. N. Judge, ss, Ist prize, class 199; Mrs. fa. Sefton, ss, let prize class 200; Mr. W. A. Lind, points prize, ss, for section 9; Mr. Percival. 10s, Ist prize for most points in the Show; Mrs. Rodgeis, painted panel, Ist prize, for guessing competition; Mr. S. Wells, ss, for most points in section 8. 1910 1 Make a good start. Save your I | money. This you can do at * X ROBERTS' I I | * THE JEWELLER. ♦ You can get your EYES | TESTED and fitted up with * glasses for 3s Cd, or a real good Z gold frame for 7s od. Satisfac- 4 tion Guaranteed or Money Re- $ turned. i ROBERTS | JEWELLER + f»ir Mi't'iounm Clothing Co.}