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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 65, 3 August 1912, Page 1

JiJMPffiE piCTURE pA ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME At the MATINEE TO DAY MATINEE TO DAY At 2.30 p.m. To-day is absolutely the last opportunity of seeing that brilliant and magnifieen' FRENCH COMEDY—MAM'ZELLE NITOUCHE. MAM'ZELLE NITOUCHE. MAM'ZELLE NITOUCHE. TITIS AFTERNOON & TO-NIGHT ONLY night's vast audience .delight-ec with the clean wit and sparkling luimoi of this gorgeous programme. DON'T .MISS IT. Also the 'LATEST AMERICAN FEATURE FILM A SIREN OF IMPULSE. A SIREN OF IMPULSE. A thrilling story of impetuous Spanish •blood, unfolded bv the A.B. Co.'s actors ALMA'S CHAMPION. ALMA'S CHAMPION. THE LATEST VITAGRAPH FEATURE DR. JEKYL & MR. HYDE. DR. JEKYL & MR. HYDE. A marvellous Tannhouser production taken from the celebrated novel by ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. PATHE GAZETTE (Home Edition). GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Anil a QUARTETTE OF THE BEST COMICS The "Empire Orchestra, under Professor Carbines, will render "The Runawa; Girl" selection to-night. FREE COOKERY DEMONSTRATION. FREE COOKERY DEMONSTRATION. FREE COOKERY DEMONSTRATION. TO-DAY you ARE INVITED to a FREE Cookery Demonstration by MRS. GLENNEN, on SATURDAY, August 3, at 3.30, LODGE ROOM, GOOD TEMPLAR HALL; also at 7.30. pLYMOUTH JJROTIIERHOOD. GOOD TEMPLAR lIALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m. Speaker: Rev. J, W. Burton. Subject: "Sonship as an Ideal of Jesus Christ." Soloist: Mr. Ernest Clarke. Musical director, Mr. \Y. M. Perry; accompanist, Mr. A. V. Carbines. THEATRE gOYAL, DIRECTION of PLAYWRIGHTS, LTD Business Manager J. E. Moore Advance Representativq Frank Levj ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY. £ THE THEATRICAL EVENT OF THE 1 YEAR. Appearance in New Plymouth of Everybody's Favorite and Most Accomplished Versatile Actress, MAGGIE MOORE MAGGIE MOORE SUPPORTED BY A SPECIALLY ■SELECTED COMPANY, In her Latest and Greatest Success, " MRS. McSWEENEY," " MRS. McSWEENEY," The Australian-Irish Farcical Comedy, In Three Act.? and "a Bit." Being a Stage Adaptation of THOMAS E. SPENCER'S Popular Work, "THE SURPRISING ADVENTURES OF MRS. BRIDGET McSWEENEY," by the author and Toso Tavlor. MAGGIE MORE as MRS. McSWEENEY has never been seen to better advantage, or in a part more, suitable to her humorous talent. MRS. McSWEENEY Cordially invites all her Friends to her first AT HOME On MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 5. POPULAR PRICES: 4/-, 2/6, and ONE SHILLING. Box Plan at Collier's Piano Cov. THE SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN & CHILDREN. rjpi-IE ANNUAL MEETING of the Society will he held in the Town Hall on MONDAY, August 5, at three o'clock. GRACE MATHEWS, Hon. Sec. NEW PLYMOUTH GAS COMPANY', LIMITED. rjIHE Thirty-fourth Annual Meeting of Shareholders' will take pla<-e ut 3 p.m. on MONDAY, August 12, 1912, at the Office of the Company, Brougham Street, New Plymouth, for the purpose of receiving the Directors' Annual Report, the appointment of Directors and Auditors, and for such other business that may be brought before the meeting of which due notice has been given. C. S. RENNELL, Secretary. TO BUILDERS. 'pENDkRS. addressed to the cliai nn an will be received at the otliee of the Awahma Co-op. Dairy Co., Lid., Aw.v tuna East, up to noon on Tt'F.SDAY, August I'!, for the erection of a Curingroom and a Receiving Stage, at the Taungatara Cheese Factory. Conditions, specifications and nlr.ns at my office, and at Awatuna. A. O'BRIEN. Architect, Opunake, Aug. 1, 1912. 280 ACRES North Auckland, '■-■lf 'i grass, balance rotvh fe t; 5 room house, cart-shed, dairy, sc-nrntor 4-bail cowshed, 9 paddocks; \v, il wat | ered; 100 acres level, balance easy hills I Piice, £1500; terms, £SOO casli.—Wal ', ter Bewley, Egmont street. •RUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S