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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 12, 8 July 1911, Page 1

JJ ALL. .G. 11. Saunders TO-NIGHT SAUNDERS' BIOGRAPH PICTURES COMPLETE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME ■SCENIC.. 1 Winter Sports at St. Moritz. National Sports in Scotland. STAR DRAMA— Little Souls. The Mexican'? Faith. The 'Unchanging Sea. Examination Day at School. COMEDY— Burglars Expected. A Lunatic at Large. COMIC— Painless Extraction. Lea Enlists for Love. TOPICAL— Warwick Chronicle No. 32. Our Popular Prices: Gallery and Front Stalls, Is; Back Stalls (a back to every seat), Cd. RATINE E This Afternoon at 2.30, to which children are admitted for 3d. JJECREATION Q.ROUND TO-DAY SATURDAY, Bth INST. FOOTBALL MATCH. JJOVERS~v. gTA R, Kick-off at 3 p.m. Admission: Sixpence; Ladies tree. A. 11. GRANT, Hon. Sec. Rovers. gT. DREW'S QHURCH R EV - DAVID CALDER, 8.A., will eonduct Divine Service on Sabbath, July 9, at 11 and 7. BELL BLOCK HALL. ipilK usual MONTHLY SOCIAL will be held in the above Hall on TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 11. MUSIC BY MRS. GEORGE. 'Bus will run if sufficient inducement. Everybody come. J. H. DOWNS, Hon. Secretary. ' ■ '■ -- TARANAKI auKLCULTTJRAL SOCIETY. C. J. REAKES, Dv. V.S, and M.R.C.V.S., will deliver a LECTURE under the auspices of the above Society in the Town Ilall, New Plymouth, on TUESDAY, July 11, at 8 p.m. All members and the public cordially invited to be present. A. CLIFF, Secretary. TARANAKI POULTRY, PIuEON AND CANARY SOCIETY. EIGHTEENTH AND BIGGEST ANNUAL SHOW Of POULTRY, PIGEONS, CAGE BIRDS, HOME INDUSTRIES, TECHNICAL WORK, COOKERY, AND CHILDREN'S PETS Will be held in the Drill Hall on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, July 1!) & 20, 1011. Under the Rules and Regulations of the N.I.P.P. & C. Association. CLASSES FOR ALL VARIETIES—EVERY BREED. SPECIALS GALORE, IN ADDITION TO PRIZE MONEY. Schedules now ready, and may be had of the Secretary or any of the Committee. A baby show Will be held in connection with above on THURSDAY, JULY 20. All Babies judged bv leading Medical Practitioners. Each Baby shown will be presented with a bonnet, value 2/11, whether winning a prize or not. Entry free. Refreshments provided in the Hall. Watch future advertisements for further particulars. Get a Schedule, and if you want any further information ajiplv S. GREEN, Secretary, Weßtown. /0 WINTER CYCLING jVTAKE this a pleasure by letting us fit oui':~ STEEL MUDGUARDS CELLULOID MUDGUARDS MUDGUARD FLAPS (Front) MUDGUARD EXTENSION'S (Front) ANKLETS RAIN CAPES LAMPS (Oil) LAMPS (Acetylene Gas) Goods at lowest prices. RETINOIDS' CYCLE AND SPORTS DEPOT, Devon Street, Central. Telephone 109.