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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 93, 5 September 1912, Page 1

Jj]MPIRE piCTURE pALACE. (Where Everybody Goes). THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR. PHOTOPLAY PALACE. TO-NIGHT CHANGE NIGHT. CHANGE NIGHT. Another truly remarkable "All-star" series, including 1000 ft dramas by A.B. OOY. EDISON SELIG and ESSANAY. The most sensation "one-reel" Feature of the year by the A.B. Co., »P H E pSSER J£ VI L rp H E g VIL Depicting the thrilling adventures of a beautiful fishermaiden who falls into the hands of a band of smugglers. A real feature. ' QHILDREN J^ABOR A wonderfully forceful story on the subject of child"labor in the U.S.A. This will, appeal strongly to every man, woman and child. It's an Edison. OUJ OP THE A sensational story DEPTHS by the Essanav Co. A Selig BROWN OF. Feature. HARVARD See the great race between eight-oared shells. It is inspiring. Look! Look!! Look!!! ARCHIPELAGO ROUXD STOCKHOLM ARCHIPELAGO ROUND STOCKHOLM GAZETTE SUNNY CEYLON THE COMING OF THE LAMBS. Superb Scenics and Interesting Instruc-' tives. Now for the comics. Look again: HUMPTY DUMPTY CIRCUS THE LOST DOG. THE DELICATESSEN STORE. A programme you should not miss. Special Selections by the EMPIRE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

UNIQUE PICTURES AND LECTURES, showing YOUR relation to the apes. WHITELEY HALL, FRIDAY & SATURDAY NEXT at 8 p.m. Day sales at Colliers; no reserved seats. 2/- and 1/-. WHITELEY gPRIXG "piLOWER gHOW. WHITELEY HALL. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, SEPT. 12 & 13. Open 2 to 5.30 and 7 to 10 p.m. COMPETITIONS in Decorated Table's (open and novice), Decorated Mantles, Baskets, Vases, Children's Buttonholes (two classes). Cut Blooms (Novice). Gentlemen's Decorated Tables, Entries close at Mr. C. Carter's shop on TUESDAY, September 10, at G p.m. Entry fees, 6d; children free. LIBERAL PRIZE LIST, including seven Specials. Other attractions:—Shooting Gallery, Jumble Stall, Etc. ■.' ' Afternoon Tea and Supper. Admission to Show, 1/-; children half-

RUNNER WANTED. RANTED— A lad for a town round. Apply at once to THE PUBLISHER, Daily News. T HAVE much pleasure in announcing to my customers and the public that I have from the 2nd September transferred my Boot and Shoe Business to my son, W. E. Dockrill, who has so satisfactorily conducted it for the last five years. I have to sincerely thank the public for their liberal patronage and support for the past 32 years, and respectfully ask for a continuance of it to my son, whom T can recommend as working earnestly to uphold the good name I have earned of keeping only reliable goods and soiling (hem at the lowest prices. As my arrangements require that all accounts to date will have to he paid by the Ist October, I would thank my customers for a settlement by that date. Yours respectfully, E. DOCKRILL. CHEAP LAND. fVEE cheapest land in Taranaki ia a partly improved Bush Section on the uarritigton Road. Price of goodwill, £2 per acre. Apply at once to W. B. DAVIES. "OR SALE—I« acrei, on old 3ospitai Road, one mile from town; rivei bonndavy; ideal suburban resident!* site; extensively planted. Terms if <k aired. Tor niddTM* otflca of fcki "*ner lit SCORES buy at Auld's, New Plymouth, simply because they give the best value for a sovereign. Vuu can get it cheaper at the Red