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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 75, 15 August 1912, Page 1

JJMPIRE piCTURE pALACE. The home of intellectual refinement and the ONLY PERMANENT PICTURE THEATRE in New Plymouth. Come where the crowds are coming. TO-NIGHT THE EMPIRE—ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Another magnificent selection of FULLER'S FEATURE FILMS, tieadcd by Kalem'e latest triumph THE TIDE OF BATTLE. THE TIDE OF BATfTLE. THE TIDE OF BATTLE. An intensely dramatic Civil War story. Never before in the history of cinematography" have such wondrous scenes been attempted as in this thrilling picture narrative. Like all other Kalem films, "The Tide of Battle" should be seen, and seen again. BERLIN FIRE BRIGADE. BERLIN FIRE BRIGADE. BERLIN FIRE BRIGADE. Depicting this novel Automobile Brigade in full action. A thrilling sight. Another big A.B. feature drama. JUST LIKE A WOMAN. JUST LIKE A WOMAN. JUST LIKE A WOMAN. Would you call it capriciousnfes ? Sec and judge for yourselves. ASCENT OF MATTERHORN. ARABIAN CUSTOMS. BEWILDERING TRANSFORMATIONS. (A.B. comic). CURE FOR JEALOUSY. (Lubin comic.) AN ORIGINAL LEGACY and TILLY THE MATCHMAKER. A programme too good to miss. See it—TO-NIGHT.—See it. Usual Empire Prices: 1/- & Gd.

FOOTBALL JfiOOTBALL. QWING to Wellington cancelling their match, it has been decided to play a NORTH v. SOUTH match. RECREATION GROUNDS. NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-DAY ... THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. Fast, open and spectacular. Admission: 6d. T. P. SMITH, Hon. Sec. T.N.R. League.

NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. rpilE BOARD OF GOVERNORS cordially invite the parents of past and present pnpils and their friends to visit the High School on THURSDAY, 15th inst., frojn 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., for the purpose of inspecting the newly erected Boarding Establishment. E. DOCKRILL, Chairman. gGMONT A L L. THE ANNUAL PLAI\ T AND FANCY DRESS BALL PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL Will be held on TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. Grand March a.t 8 p.m. Music by Mrs. George's Orchestra^ Admission. Ladies, 2/-; Gents, 3/-; Double tickets 4sj Onlookers, 2s (including supper). L. W. BISHOP, Hon. Secretary.

LEASE OF NEW STABLES. RENDERS will .be' received up to S p.m. on SATURDAY, I7th August, 1912, for a lease for three years of the new stables at Knowles' Opunake Hotel. Conditions can be seen at Hotel. T. KNOWLES. PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE. J BEG to ■ advise the Farmers of Taranaki that I have opened a REGISTER OP PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, HEIFERS, AND COWS, for sale by different well-known breeders. Pedigrees' and animals guaranteed. Correspondence invited. W. B. FEARON, Stratford. Hygienic Bakery DEVON ST. 'pliY our Od Pies, meat or fruit, for lunch. They are delicious and cheaper than making them. Also our sponge sandwiches, with various jam fillings, at Od, or with cream filling Bd. If desired, the cream can be had flavored with vanilla (the usual flavor), orange, pineapple, raspberry, passion fruit, lemon, or almond. Just try one; they are splendid value. Leave your' orders, and we will supply any of the above flavors; the}' can be iced and decorated for 1/3.

When in need of Wedding or Birthday (.'nkes, give us a trial. A. WILLIAMS. PIANO TUNING M R - R. HEARD, certificated tuner, from J. Kirman & Sons, London, with 20 years' experience in New Zea-L-snd, is now associated with Mr. 'Hotfir.aim, British & Continental Piano.Company. All orders entrusted to him, and left at the firm's New Plymouth warehouse, will receive Mr. Heard's utmost skill and personal attention. MASSEY,—It is well known Taranaki wants a Minister, and the manager of the Meat Bazaar will be pleased to minister Taranaki's wants. For the primest me.ats we,- are out on our own; 39 on the Phone.