EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. IJIHEATRE J>OYAL piCTURES. CHANGE NIGHT. CHANGE NIGHT. TO-NIGHT When we -will introduce for the first showing a brilliant selection of HAVWARD'S BEST FILMS, Featuring Selig's Great Thrilling Railway Story: THE GIRL WITH THE LANTERN. THE GIRL WITH THE LANTERN THE GIRL WITH THE LANTERN. THE GIRL WITH THE LANTERN. Arranged from Elliot Flower's story oi the same name. You will hold your breath when you see this: it is realistic in the extreme. Kathlyn Williams at her very best. See the giant engine stop only three feet from where she has fainted. Never -was tiere a more thrilling episode. THE GIRL WITH THE LANTERN THE GIRL WITH THE LANTERN Will electrify New Plymouth. See it, and marvel. Miss it, and for ever regret. We are also featuring the most popular picture favorite— MAURICE CJOSTELLO MAURICE COSTELLO In THE PICTURE IDOL THE PICTURE IDOL. Which shows some of the penalties of popularity. Maurice Costello as the worried LIVING PICTURE HERO. PATHE LONDON GAZETTE. BRONCHO BILLY AND THE GIRL. And full programme of the latest. THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT. Photographs of Kathlyn Williams and the Vitagraph Players on sale to-night. STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. spring" show WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, November 27 & 28,1912. QLASSES in Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Home Industries, Dairy Produce, Implements, Vehicles, etc., etc. Exhibitors cannot afford to miss this great Taranaki Show. Schedules on application to W. B. FEARON, Secretary, Box 59, • Stratford. AND p > gHOW. Twenty-ninth Annual Fixture to be held AT IJAWERA November 20 & 21. rpHIS YEAR'S SHOW WILL BE' ESPECIALLY WORTHY OF THE ATTENTION OF ALL AGRICULTURISTS AND PASTORALISTS. Prize Money in addition to Cups and Trophies, £I3OO. The Championship Gold Medals of the N.Z. Jersey breeders' Association and the N.Z. Ayrshire Breeders' Association will' be competed for at this show. AN. UNEXAMPLED OPPORTUNITY FOR WIDE-AWAKE CATTLEMEN TO TEST THE QUALITY OF THEIR STOCK. Also the KENNEL CLUB SHOW, rapidly gaining prominence as a feature of the show. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 9. Schedules on application. F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary, Hawera. FOR SALE (TO WIND UP PARTNERSHIP) rpHE FJIARANAKI JJUTCHERY As a going concern Doing 55 Cattle and 300 sheep and pigs per month. FREEHOLD PROPERTY and Block of Buildings, corner of Devon and Currie Streets. Also— THE WELL-KNOWN GROUNDS, "AOTEA" Containing fifty acres in the Borough of New Plymouth. THREE SECTIONS IN MOTUROA, With all oil rights reserved. Principals only dealt with. Apply SOLE BROTHERS, New Plymouth. YOUR GARDEN MAY BE SMALL, BUT IT NEED NOT BE A FAILURE. Sow the best seeds you can get hold of and you will have one of the finest little gardens in the country. YATES' SEEDS will give you excellent results. They are well known for reliability and are obtainable from WHITAKER & SON GROCERS - NEW PLYMOUTH PIANO TUNING R. HEARD, certificated tuner. from J. Kirman & Sons, London, with 20 years' experience in New Zealand, is now associated with Mr. Hoff a;ann, 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. >577
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 125, 14 October 1912, Page 1
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