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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 113, 28 September 1912, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY 2.30 2.30 2.30 ■ 2.30 2.30 2.30 2.30 Send the children: two hours genuine amusement for THREEPENCE. gMPIRE piCTUEE pALACE. TO-DAY TONIGHT COMPLETE CHANCE OF PROGRAMME A Great Detective Sensation: THE INDIAN MAIL ROBBERY. THE INDIAN MAIL ROBBERY. THE INDIAN MAIL ROBBERY. THE INDIAN MAIL ROBBERY. THE INDIAN MAIL ROBBERY. Introducing the Prince of Detectives. NAT PfNKERTON. And Lubin's Great Masterpiece: A RAILROAD ENGINEER. A RAILROAD ENGINEER. From start to finish a speedy succession of thrilling scenes. AT THE EMPIRIC. . The World's Greatest' Sensation: HYDROPLANE AIR FLIGHTS. HYDROPLANE AIR FLIGHTS. HYDROPLANE AIR FLIGHTS. HYDROPLANE AIR FLIGHTS. FRANK COFFIN'S thrilling flight, over New York City, accompanied by a cinematograph operator. A WORLD SENSATION. Every film authority throughout the world agrees that this is the greatest sensation ever produced. SEE IT AT THE EMPIRE. THE LOVE OF AN ISLAND MAID*. THE LOVE OF AN ISLAND MAID. THE LOVE OF AN ISLAND MAID. Selig's great portrayal of primitive hearts and master passions, love and jealousy, beneath a sunny sea-bound sky, enact a drama full of the unexpected in, their fierce struggle for supremacy. THESE ARE A FEW OF OUR STARS. IHEATRE g O Y A L New Plymouth. Direction .Beaumont Smith Under the management of A. Linley. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. TWO PERFORMANCES. Matinee at 3 Evening at 8. Village opens one hour earlier. BEAUMONT SMITH { Presents the most novel and unique at- , traction ever seen in New Plymouth, j TINY TOWN THE WONDERFUL LILLIPUTIAN VILLAGE, With its tiny shops, houses, policemen, and little men and women, 30in. high. THE AMAZING MIDGET CIRCUS, With its tiny trained ponies and little circus performers. VAUDEVILLE IN MINIATURE. Pocket Edition Singers, Dancers, Comedians, Jugglers, etc., and THE TINY TOWN BRIDAL COUPLE. THE SMALLEST IN THE WORLD. ' PEICES: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-; Children, halfprice. No early doors. Box plan will open at Collier's on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Touring Manager, Alf. G. Lumsden. EGMONT ROAD HALL. j rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of tbe-Eg-mont Road Hall Company will be held MONDAY, September 30. BUSINESS.—To receive Report and Balaiffc'e-sheet, and' Election of Officers, and General. L. W. BISHOP, Hon. Secretary. gTAL LI O N pARA DE S Under the auspices of the TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Y/UILL be held at the following centres: NEW PLYMOUTH-September 28 next, at Mr. J. W. West's Stables, at 1 p.m. INGLEWOOD—October 2, at Messrs Matthews & Bennett's ■ Saleyards, at 1 p.m. WAITARA—Oct. 12 (about centre j of town), at 1 p.m. ARTHUR CLIFF, Secretary. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. A FTER this date any dogs found on part Native Reserve No. 20, Block V (Old Hospital Road), Paritutu Survey District, will be destroyed. FREDERICK FITCHETT, Public Trustee, Administrator of the Estate of A, J. Mcintosh, deceased. NOTICE UNDER THE VICTORIA COLLEGE ACT, 1008, AND REGULATIONS RELATING THERETO. Wellington, 20th Sept., 1912. VACANCY on the College Council having occurred, through the absence from the Dominion of the Rev. W. A. Evans, a representative of the Certificated Teachers under the Education Act, in election to fill such vacancy will be held on THURSDAY, October 17, 1012, the poll closing at 5 o'clock p.m. Every candidate for election must be nominated in writing by one or more electors qualified to vote for his election, and the nomination is to bear the candidate'%] consent thereto. Nominations will close at noon on the 3rd October, 1912. All notices relating to the election are to be addressed to the Returning Officer for the Victoria College Election, at No. 219 Lambton Quay, from "whom forms of nomination can be obtained. The Electoral Roll will be closed at 5 p.m. on the 3rd October, 1912. CHAS. T. POWLES, Returning Officer. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffith*. gANDERSON AND QitIFFITHS, ARCHITECTS. OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner ol 1 Devon and Brougham Streets.