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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 230, 27 March 1912, Page 1

gMPIEE rpHEATRE. THE HOME OF INTELLECTUAL REFINEMENT. And where nightly is purveyed UNALLOYED JOY FOR HUNDREDS. The Super-Excellent and Supreme piCTURES. The management is confident that in the GRAND NEW PROGRAMME to be presented for the educational enjoyment of its thousands of patrons they will | SURPASS ALL PREVIOUS PROGRAMMES, in variety of subject, photographic perfection and general all round excellence. TO-NIGHT EMPIRE PICTURES AT THEIR BEST. The following will form the star features of the series: THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR, of intense dramatic interest, Kalein's new' and mighty masterpiece, THE COWBOY'S BRIDE. THE COWBOY'S BRIDE. THE COWBOY'S BRIDE. A steady crescendo of excitement—thrilling—Fascinating—Sensational. FIELD MARSHAL VILLIERS. CLOUD AND SUwaHINE. GIRL AND THE FUGITIVE. A trio of American Star dramas. NATURE STUDY AT THE ZOO. A unique and educational series. Also many other big attractions, including several hilarious comics headed by K BOLD BAD MEN. P The latest Edison screamer. FULLER'S FEATURE FILMS. ONLY AT THE EMPIRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "I /- Empire Prices. £*d. TARATA SHEEP DOG TRIAL CLUB, Affiliated with North Island Association. FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING. PtflLL be held at Tarata on April 18 & 19, 1912. Entries close April 11. Write for programmes. F. L. STREET, Secretary. WHANG AMOMONA COUNTY COUNCIL | OVERDUE RATES. ■JTOTICE is hereby given that all Rates levied for the peried from the Ist of April, 191.1, to the 31st March, 1912, will be charged with an additional 10 per centum (10 per cent.) if not paid on or before the 31st March, 191-. ALFRED OOLEMAN, County Clerk. March 4, 1912. COUNTY OF TARANAKI APPLICATIONS, superscribed "Application for Foreman," will be received at the County Office up to Noon on the Ist day of April, 1912, for the position of Foreman on the Junction Road, New Plymouth to Inglewood. Schedule of duties may be obtained from the County Office. JOSEPH BROWN, County Chairman. New Plymouth, March 21, 1912.

JjA-ujSrtON piCXIC AND gPORTS. FRANKLEY ROAdT FRANKLEIGH PARK AND WESXOWN. To be held in MR. OKEY'S PADDOCK. Frankley Road, close to School. on EASTEK MONDAY COMMENCING AT NOON. OPEN EVENTS. Under the rules of tbj Taranaki Athletic and Caledonan Association. Points prize of £1 Is for most points' in above races Should suffici mt inducement offer, cycle races (open), 1% miles and 2 mile? will be added; 150 yds (local), first prize, trophy value £1 Js, second prize trophy. Nominations (1/-) for all the above events must th accompanied by mast. performances, and will close with the secretary ap to 9 p.m. on Saturday, March 3(X For convenience of competi-1 tors the? may be left at Messrs. Cook I & Lister's (saddlers) or Mr. A. George's cycle depot. Acceptances (1/-) close at noon on day of sports. OTHER EVENTS (Post Entry). Sack Race, High Jump, Long Jump, Ladies' and Children's Events, Married Men's Races, Stepping the Chain, SheepGuessing, efr , Afternoon tea on ground, 6d. '"* Admission: Admits Is, children 6d. GRAND DANCE 7N THE GYMNASIUM in th/i evening. Ladies 1/-, (•.er.tlemen 2/-. A. C. DOWNES, Hon. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICE. WANTED—The general public of Nesv Plymouth to know that whew THEY WANT TO HIRE An UP-TO-DATE MOTOR-CAR IfP-TO-DATE MOTOR-CAR UP-TO-DATE MOTOR-CAR i can place one or more at their disposa: s,'i shortest notice. E. WHALE LICENSED AND CERTIFICATED CHAUFFEUR AND MECHANIC. C/o IMPERIAL GARAGE, 'Fnoae 401. Private address: City Restaurant. 'i'none 215. satisfaction guaranteed,