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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 87, 29 August 1912, Page 1

gMPIRE piCTUKE pALACE. "Where the Boom Continues." The PEOPLE'S POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY PALACE. PACKED. JAMMED. CRAMMED. Hundreds again turned away last night. Another Magnificent Series of Stars. TO-NIGHT Headed by the GREAT IRISH EXCLUSIVE FEATURE; Founded on J. S. Le Fanu's Poem, SHAMUS O'BRIEN SHAMUS O'BRIEN SHAMUS O'BRIEN "A fair broth of a boy." A wonderful caste of Irish principals. IT'S IRISH THROUGH AND THROUGH. An IRISH POEM adapted by an Irishman. Actors are HUSH. Producer also IRISH. The SHAMUS O'BRIEN The Great SHAMUS O'BRIEN Great Irish SHAMUS O'BRIEN Irish Rebel. SHAMUS O'BRIEN Rebel. My Lord, if you ask me if in my life time I thought any treason or did any crime, Though I stood by my grave to receive the death blow, Before God and the world, I answer you, NO! " SHAMUS O'BRIEN, THE IRISH LAD.' SHAMUS O'BRIEN, THE IRISH LAD. "SHAMUS FOUND GUILTY OF HIGH TREASON." "SENTENCED TO DEATH." "ON THE SCAFFOLD." " SHAMUS'S LEAP FOR LIBERTY." Assisted by • I'GOOD FATHER MALONE" "The Soggarth Aroon." A STORY FOR THE IRISH. A STORY FOR THE BRITISH. A STORY FOR THE WHOLE WORLD. This truly remarkable production will be supported by other'magnificent films: MEXICAN COURTSHIP. MEXICAN COURTSHIP. MEXICAN COURTSHIP. A sensational series, depicting real matadors in a genuine bull-fight In its entirety. A REAL THRILLER.. LIFE OF THE HONEY BEE. PICTURESQUE HUNGARY. AMERICAN POTTERY. THE MILITARY AIR SCOUT. THE MILITARY AIR SCOUT. An up-to-date Vitagraph Feature. And a bost of comic and other gems. ABSOLUTELY,THE BIGGEST PROGRAMME EVER SEEN HERE. Usual Empire Prices: 1/- & 6d. rjWIHATRE • pOY AL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. MONSTER pUCHRE pARTY AND J)AXCE. pUCHRE pARTY AND J)ANCE. In aid of TARANAKI QIRCULAR pOAB, . pRACE. QTRCULAR pOAp pRACE. Assisted bv the HOLLAND HALL COMMITTEE. MRS. GEORGE'S ORCHESTRA. (Five Instruments.) LOOK AT THE PRIZES' " LOOK A? THE PRIZES! On view in J. UiTdiiicr's Window. GENTS• Ist prize TON OF COAL 2nd prize HANDBAG (solid leather) 3rd prize 50ft> FLOUR Ist priee .... leeib FLOUR & BAG OF SUGAR 2nd prize SILVER ROSE BOWL 3rd prize 50ft FLOUR Admission: Gentlemen 8/-, Ladies 1/-. J. ELLIOTT, Hon. Sec. A MEETING for the purpose of form-1 ing in New Plymouth a branch of | the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held in the Town Hall on MONDAY, September 2, at 8 p.m. We cordially invite all who are interested in the object of this Society —the protection of dumb animals—to snow i their sympathy by their attendance at I this meeting. W. AMBURY ' A. H. COLVXLE G. F. ROBINSON J. B. ROY. LB 10 N RESTAURANT. Devon Street. (Next to Pellew's.) rpHE ALBION RESTAURANT is open for meals at all hours. Lunches, dinners and suppers a speciality. MRS. WATSON. PIANO TUNING ]l,p. R. HEARD, certificated tiuufrom J. Kirman & Sons, London, with 20 years' experience in New Zealand, is now associated with Mr. H> ff > icann, British & Continental Piano Ci ' pany. All orders entrusted to him, aad left . at the firm's New Plymouth warehouse, I will receive Mr. Heard's upmost skill and personal attention. rEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMTTID. FIRE, MARINE an* ACCIDENT INSURANCE in all its branches accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. JOHN PATON Brancii Manager. Branch office: Cornw of Brougham and King Streets, New Plymostn. Agents throughout the Prnyj'siw.. | I Art ACRES, Freehold, C< ! J.u" 1 ; *-V\J level; all in .uM nine paddocks. Carry 40 ,/,>-, !■ other stock; near school nu-A ■ num. 4-roomed house, cowshed, h>y.~'--\< ;1. t: shed, etc. Price £25 pi-- v.n: O ! £500; balance 5 per cent.--.!. 11. W • & Co., Egmont street, Ne>\ VI ,n;uitl. i vou can e et 5t cne - i r r " R< - ' ,,, ' , ii ' rf POBt.