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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 232, 6 February 1911, Page 1

rp H E A T R E 0 Y A L. Direction of MacMahon Bros. MONDAY & TUESDAY, FEB. 6 & 7. MACMAHON BROS, (by arrangement with J. D. Williams, Colonial Theatre, Sydney), the Greater, Limited, will present Exclusive and magnificent pictures, BUFFALO BILLL AND WILD WEST SHOW Together with the Finest Assortment of Cowboy and Indian Pictures ever, seen in New Zealand. These Pictures (made by well-known American Companies) have made a sensation in England and America. Absolutely Genuine Indians and Cowboys taking part in these Beautiful Pictures, showing the dare-devil Cowboy of the Western Plain in scenes full of thrilling excitement from start to finish. The Greatest Living Pictures of the Day. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7. MRS. HARRIETT BEECH ICR STOWE'S IMMORTAL WORK, "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN." Tile Latest Triumph in Picture Drama. Prices: 2/- & 1/-. G. H. SAUNDERS, Manager. THE LION AND THE MOUSE. A delightful Love Story traversers this powerful play. Grand in its Simplicity, Glorious in its Unswerving Devotion—• as line a romance as ROMEO AXD JULlET—amidst an environment of GREED, HATRED AND REVENGE. rp H E A T R E gOYA L. New Plymouth. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltl A GREAT OCCASION. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. This night only Mr. J. C. Williamson presents AMERICA'S GREATEST ACTRESS KATHERINE GREY Supported by the brilliant romantic actor WILLIAM DESMOND and a specially selected company oE over 50 artists in Charles Klein's strikingly original and powerful dramatic sensation, rjtfffi JjION AND rpHE The most enthralling story ever unfolded on the Australasian stage. Plans and Day Sales at Collier's. Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved Seats 5/-; Stalls, 3/-; Pit, 2/-. Touring Manager, J. Farrcll.

METHODIST BUSH MISSION, URUTI. TN connection with, the above a CRAi\D TWO-DAYS' BAZAAR Will be held in the Hall at Uruti on WEDXKSDAY AND THURSDAY, February Bth and 9th. The Bazaar wiil be opened at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Cannell, of New Plymouth, and supported by the settlers of the district. Lunch will be provided. Music, instrumental and vocal. Shooting Gallery, Side Shows, etc. Many useful and ornamental articles will be offered for sale. CONTINUED on THURSDAY, the 9th. TICKETS.—AduIts, 2/6 for both days, inclusive. Accommodation for visitors. Gifts will be continued to be received up to the above date by the following ladies:— Mrs. C. Skitrop, New Plymouth. Mrs. R. Mackenzie, Uruti. Mro. J. Smith, Uruti. TARANAKI GUARDS. SPECIAL PARADE of the Company will be held on TUESDAY, 7th February, 1911. Fall in at Drill Hall 7.30 p.m. New Uniforms will be issued at this parade. . Dres3: "Drill order," without leggings. J. M. BOON, LIEUT., Officer Commanding Company. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON.

LOST POLICY. F is the intention of the Society, on or after the Sixth Day of March next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 423031 on the life of CHARLES CLARKE, which is declared to have been lost. , Dated at Wellington this 4th day of January, 1911. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. MOTOR CAR TRIPS A. N. MOREY (13 months' experience in Wellington) GOOD CAR, CAPABLE DRIVING CENTRAL MOTOR GARAGE, Egniont St., New Plymouth. Phone 355 (or 14, Private Residence).

said RETFORD'S FOR CHEAP SKIRTS? WE ALL DID. Prices from 5a to £l. Warehouse Samples. Agencies: Taranaki Daily News and Leading Weekly Popft-X And SEWING MACHINES. C. H. RETFORD CURKIE STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH.