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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 108, 23 September 1912, Page 1

lIEATR E £ 0 Y A PANTOMIME. PANTOMIME. Under direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. THUR. & FRI. NEXT. SEPT. 2G & 27. At a quarter to 8. MATINEE FRIDAY AFTERNOON. At a quarter to 2. SINE AD ™ E SAILOR SINBAD THE SAILOR SINBAD THE SAILOR Interprete Messrs. Pip Powell l Exceptional Last Misses Florence imeson Drew and Alders Nell Finnis 0. E. Lennon Marie Eaton Fred. Winn Nancy Malier Charles Howard Lilian Sheldon William Hassan Lillie Harvey A STUPENDOUS AGGREGATION OF GLITTERING SPECTACLES. The Home of the Mermaids The Street in lialsora. The Shipwreck.. On the Whale's Back. The Diamond Valley. Sinbad's Fight with the Serpent. 'fhe Cascade of Jewels. Gorgeous Ballet of Diamonds. The Lovely Hose Ballet. The March of the Silver Guards. The Mysterious Hotel. The Slave Market. ' March of the Nubian Guards, i Sinbad's Wedding Party. THE SLEEDES. THE SLEEDES. George Kirbv's GREAT FLYING BALLET. GREAT FLYING BALLET. COMBINED ENSEMBLE OF 200 rEOPLE 200 RAPTUROUS BALLETS. MAGNIFICENT EFFECTS. GLOEIOUS COSTUMES, DAZZLING MARCHES. OO TRANSCENDENTLY BEAU- OO . TIFUL SCENES. '*'*, Floral Souvenirs .supplied by City Fruit & Flower Company. Prices. —Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, «/-: Stalls, 3/-; Pit, 2/-. Early Doors Stall?, 6d extra. BOX PLANS AT COLLIER'S MONDAY NEXT. CHILDREN TO THE MATINEE, HALFPRICE TO ALL PARTS. gT. JJ A L L. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. THE FUTURE OF AFRICA. THE FUTURE OF AFRICA. THE FUTURE OF AFRICA. Illustrated by Lantern Views. Speaker: REV. O. J. KIMBERLEY. EGMONT ROAD HALL. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Eg■mont Road Hall Company will be held MONDAY, September 30. BUSINESS.—To receive Report and Balance-sheet, and Election of Officers, and General. L. W. BISHOP, Hon. Secretary. ALLION pARADES Under the auspices of the TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY VyiLL be held at the following centres: RAlTOTU—September 24. at Mr. N, King's Saleyards, at 1 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH—September 28 next, at Mr. J. W. West's Stables, at 1 p.m. IXGLEWOOD—October 2, at Messrs Matthews & Bennett's Saleyards, at 1 p.m. WAITARA—Oct! 12 (about centre of town), at 1 p.m. ARTHUR CLIFF, Secretary. EGMONT ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. A DIES AND GENTLEMEN, I desire to sincerely thank the electors for ph'.ii:;.' me in the proud position of Member for Egmont. The result of the poll shows conclusively that the Reform Party enjoys the confidence of the people; and this confidence will, I feel sure, largely increase in the near future. I also beg to tender my hearty thank* I to all members of committees and others who worked so hard to secure my return. The kind hospitality tendered to me in all parts of the Electorate I shall always remember with feelings of the deepest gratitude. Again thanking the electors for the confidence so amply expressed in me at the baliot-box on Tuesday, which I shall do my utmost to merit as your Parliamentary Representative. I am, Yours faithfully, C. A. WILKINSON. 421 ACRES FREEHOLD TYAIRYING LAND. Surveyed into three Sections, with good frontages close to Factory. Price only £l4 per acre. Owner will take first mortgage or a good second mortgage in part payment and will arrange balance. This is a rare opportunity. MeCLUCGAGE & CO., I STRATFORD. Las. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffitht. qANDERSON AND Q.RIFFITHS, p ARCHITECTS. |OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner of Devon Mid Brougham Street*, ,