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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 34, 3 August 1911, Page 1

JJALL TO-NIGHT A DELIGHTED I TDTEXCE 'AGAIN LAST NIGHT. A DELIGHTED AIDIKNCE AG AIX LAST NIGHT. SAUNDERS' BIOGBaPH pictures SPECIALLY IMPORTED CORONATION PICTURES. ■' CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. " CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. CORONATION PICTURES. THE LONGEST CORONATION FILM IN THE DOMINION. A WONDERFUL PAGEANT. A FULL AND FAITHFUL RECORD. A FULL AND FAITHFUL RECORD. A MASTERLY PICTORIAL ACHIEVEMENT, Revealing the Enthusiasm of THE EMPIRE'S CITIZENS At the CORONATION OF THE KING. CORONATION OF THE KING. CORONATION OF THE KING. CORONATION OF THE KING. Received with Great Enthusiasm Last Night. In addition A Grand Series of the LATEST FILMS. LATEST FILMS. LATEST FILMS. LATEST FILMS'. Including the GREAT HISTORICAL INCIDENT OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, Dramatised THE LYONS MAIL. THE LYONS MAIL. THE LYONS MAIL. THE LYONS MAIL. THE LYONS MAIL. THE LYONS MAIL. And PATHE'S LATEST GAZETTE, No. 114. USUAL PRICES. Gallery, 1/-; Downstairs, 6d. gOLLAND H ALI " TO-NIGHT THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. CONCERT. CONCERT. CONCERT. CONCERT. CONCERT. CONCERT. Programme includes MAYPOLE. DANCE, CACHUCA, And other Items by Convent Pupils.. Tickets: One Shilling. Q.OOD rpEMPLAR JJALL GRAND OPENING WEEK. THURSDAY, ALT!. 10 TO THURSDAY, AUG. 17. PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK. Aug. 10. —At 3 p.m., the Hall opened by Mr. Andrews, G.C.T.; short addresses by Miss Grimley and others; refreshments; admission Sixpence. At 8 p.m., public meeting, Mr. Andrews, G.C.T., presiding; Miss Grimley and other speakers. Aug. 11.—At 8 p.m., Public Meeting; Rev. J. W. Burton in the chair; Chairman's address; Miss Grimley on "Mistaken Notions." Aug, 12.—At 7 p.m., Juveniles,and their friends; Mrs. Douglas presiding; Miss Grimley on "Happy Homes, and How to Make.Them." Aug. 14.—At 8 p.m., Public Meeting; Rev. Donald Me Ivor in the chair; Chairman's address; Miss Grimley on "Is Life Worth-Living?"; Entertainment programme.by the Y's. Aug. 15. —At 2.30 p.m., Mothers' Meeting; refreshments. At 8 p.m., the Women's Crusade; particulars later; men, only in the dross circle. Aug. 10.—At 8 p.m., Public Meeting; Rev. R, J. Liddell in the chair; Miss Grimley on '"Dear Earrar's Advice." fresh Musical and Elocutionary Entertainment each evening; admission free; collection in aid of Hall Fund. THURSDAY, Aug. 17. —At 8 p.m., An Evening of Entertainments; Mr. J. B. Roy in the chair; Mix* Grimley on "Good Templary: What is it?"; a dramatic sketch. "A Couple of Old Stupids." Admission liv ticket, Is; dress circle, Is (id. THE OKATO AND PUNIHO CO-OPER-ATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LTD. WANTED-CREAMBRY MANAGER. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by testimonials, are invited' - for the position of Manager for the Leith Road Creamery for Season 1911-1912, and will be received at the registered office of the Company, Brougham street, New Plymouth, up to a p.m. on TUESDAY, August 8. NEWTON KTNG. Chairman. Curtains, with rod and fl > tinfre frr>m 1/6. Fit »rr window. At Herhorf*,