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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 143, 4 November 1912, Page 1

rpHE AIRE £OY AL, to-night" TO-NIGHT GRAND PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT. GRAND PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT. GRAND PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT. In aid of the funds of the rpARANAKI Q.ARRISON B AND. rpARANAKI Q.ARRISON gAND. rpARANAKI Q.ARRISON JgAND. The Theatre Royal Picture Management are putting on a specially-selected Picture Entertainment. Attend and see a first-class show and assist your local band. THE FIRST PROGRAMME OF INTERNATIONAL piCTURES. Featuring the further adventures of DICK TURPIN DICK TURPIN • The dashing DICK TURPIN King DICK TURPIN of DICK TURPIN Highwaymen. DICK TURPIN DICK TURPIN DICK TURPIN AND THE GUNPOWDER PLOT. GUNPOWDER PLOT. Supported by full picture programme. FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. DON'T MISS " DICK TURPIN." THIS IS THE NIGHT. J. ELLIOTT, Hon. Sec. rjIHEATRE JgQYAL piCTURES. TO-NIGHT FOR THE SECOND AND LAST OCCASION: A NORDISK 3000 FT " STAR ' THE BETTER WAY THE BETTER WAY A dramatic subTHE BETTER WAY ject that will THE BETTER WAY surely attract all THE BETTER WAY New Plymouth. THE BETTER WAY Also THE LAND OF BURNS. THE LAND OF BURNS. THE LAND OF BURNS. ' A delightful scenic number. A WESTERN COURTSHIP. A WESTERN COURTSHIP. Lubin romance of life "out back." AT THE END OF THE TRAIL. AT THE END OF THE TRAIL. A real life drama by the famous Vitagraph Company. NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY! Commencing from Monday night, we are showing two programmes weekly of INTERNATIONAL piCTURES. INTERNATIONAL piCTURES. INTERNATIONAL piCTURES. INTERNATIONAL piCTURES. By special arrangements with THE GREATER J. D. WILLIAMS AMUSEMENTS, LTD. Our policy at the Theatre Royal will mean a selection of the WORLD'S BEST PRODUCTIONS. VARIETY is the keynote of our future programmes. Q.RAND Q.YMNASTIC EQUESTRIAN jyjILITARY & gPECTACULAR DISPLAY In the RECREATION gPORTS QRpUND On rpHURSDAY In aid of QENTRAL gCHOOL pUNDS. ADMISSION I/- 1 CHILDREN gD. HENRY VICTOR, N.A.S. Psychologist. Cluairvoyant, Character Reader, etc., visit Waitara on WEDNESDAY, October 30. Private consultation 10.8 p.m., at Mrs, Sutherland's, Belle Vue House. Short season only. THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ROME. Education Department, Wellington, 26th October, 1012. rpHE Commissioners of the Exhibition of 1851 offer a Scholarship in Architecture of the value of £2OO per annum tenable at the above school for three years. The Scholarship is open to all British Subjects under 30 years of age. Full particulars regarding the Scheme of Competitions-may be obtained on application to the inspector-General of Schools, Wellington. The subject for the first or qualifying examination will be announced to candidates on November 0. Candidates' designs must reach the London Offices of the School not later than 17th January, 1913.- . G. HOGBEN, Inspector-General of Schools. 424 ACRES FREEHOLD "DAIRYING LAND. Surveyed into three Sections, with good frontages close to Factory. Price only £l4 per acre. Owner will first mortgage or a g<?od second mortgage in part payment and will arrange balance. This is a rare opportunity. McCLUGGAGE & CO., STRATFORD. can get it cheaper at the Red Post