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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 268, 3 April 1911, Page 1

rpHEATRE JJ OYA L, Direction 0. H. Saunders TO-NIGHT BIOGMPH PICTURES TWO CHANGES A WEEK. EVERY SATURDAY & WEDNESDAY. : to-night's star films Include DEFEAT OF SATAN. (Colored.) FRED. SOTIO & HIS CLEVER DOGS. (Colored.) MYSTERY OF TEMPLE COURT. CATTLE RANCHING. A STAR INDUSTRIAL And full programme of Latest HOT IOX PICTURE SUCCESSES. THIS SERIES ONLY TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. ANOTHER CHANGE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. ''Admission: l/(i, 1/-. 6d. rp II EAT R E JJ OYA L. Direction J. T. Mnir WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5, 1!)11. DOLORES CONCERT SEASON. DOLORES CONCERT SEASON. DOLORES CONCERT SEASON. ANTONIA DOLORES THE WOR LD-RE N OWN EI - PRIMA DONNA. The Singer who reaches the heart. At tin l great public reception to "Dolores'' in the Town Hall, Sydney, given by the musical people of the city, Sir William Manning voiced the sentiments of those present, and, indeed, of the music-loving people of Australia, when lip said: li A sweet singer lias come amidst u- again in the person of Mdlle. Dolores. She has returned to the scene of one of her great triumphs, for NO SINGER HAD SO WON THE HEARTS OF THE MUSICAL PEOPLE of .Sydney, Indeed, her triumphs have not been surpassed by any of the artists—and there have been some great ones amongst us of late—who have succeeded her. (Applause.) There is a singular charm about the lady which has endeared her to the people of this city. She sings to you the songs oi England, Ireland, Scotland, France. Germany, Italy, and translates her thoughts of the' great masters as no artist who has been here before her has done. (Applause.) She is a great artist, and in tier we have one with a European reputation—indeed .a, reputation which might be considered world wide." The enthralling, vibrant richness of Dolores' voice is an Amazing revelation to those who have not previously heard her. Every music lover should book seats for ( the concert. Mdlle. Dolores will be assisted by Mr. Selwyn Shrimplin. the talented and brilliant American Pianist, and Mr. John Prouse, who needs no recommcndatioh. Box Plans now open at Collier and Co.'?. Devon street, New Plymouth. . I Admission: fl/-, 5/-, 2/-. LOOK THE EYER POPULAR LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL PICNIC Will be held in the paddock adjoining Sentry Hill Store on THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 6, 1911. Varied Programme, including HORSE AND CYCLE EVENTS. ' First event starts at 11 a.m.. sharp. Hot Water and Milk provided. Admission: Gents, 1/-; Ladies and School Children, free. A GRAND SOCIAL Will be held is the Lepperton Hall in the EVENING. Good lloor. first-class supper, and music by lending orchestra. Admission: Gents, 2/-; Ladies, free. N. SAMPSON. Hon. See. STOPPAGE OF STREETS. is hereby given that the Stipendiary' Magistrate has this day confirmed tho decision of the Electors as to the stoppage of the parts of streets hereinafter mention. The New Plymouth Borough Council DOTH HEREBY DECLARE that the said parts of streets are STOPPED, that is t'o say—(l) That portion of Downe Street. containing 0 acres 3 rooods 22.1 perches, more or less, which lies between Cutfield road and Morley street. (2) That portion of Tamar street containing 0 acres 1 rood 7.7 perches, more or less, which lies between Bulteel street and Downe street. Anil the Council DOTTI FURTHER DECLARE that such parts of streets shall hereafter ci;i<e to lie public Highway" GOVETT & QUILLTAM, Solicitors to the Xew Plymouth Borough Council. Dated this Ut day of April, mil, FARMERS We stock only the BEST machined COCKSFOOT, PERENNIAL and ITALIAN RYES. CLOVERS. COWGRASS. ALGERIAN SEED OATS. ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. GAMLIX A * D LUKE SEED MERCHANTS, INGLEWOOD. THE Sports of the Year. Prizes in lv?] x chop. .i'lo. Where? Pungnrehu, ! Wednesday next. Big entries.