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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 159, 22 November 1912, Page 1

piCTUEE pALACE TONIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Our complete new programme include.' Kalem's new ami stirring WAR DP AMA 2000 ft. in length. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURC. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. A rousing two-reel tale of love and war. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. One of these scenes depicts the COLLAPSE OF A BURNING BRIDGE. which is occupied bv fighting soldiers. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. THE SIEGE OF PIETERSBURG. A powerful dramatic story of THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, Supported by PATHE GAZETTE 18.?. THE GREAT DIAMOND ROBP^Y. Another Nat Pinkerton Star. FATE'S WARNING FATE'S WARNING A new maker and FATE'S WARNING an entirely novel FATE'S WARNING and unique picture. FATE'S WARNING A "Rex" Film, and a winner. THE PIRATE'S ROCK. THE PIRATE'S ROCK. THE PIRATE'S ROCK. A fine dramatic picture, introducing some magnificent scenic views. NIAGARA FALLS. A beautiful scenic, number bv Edison. COMPLETE CHANGE AT THE ■MATINEE TOMORROW. THE GEISHA THE GEISHA THE GEISHA WILL BE PRODUCED AGAIN, BY SPECIAL REQUEST, JjiRIDAY, NOVEMBER

H E A T II E ROYAL, .New Plymouth. J)ON'T MISS the final chance of seeing this delightful opera. It is one of Sydney Jones' finest productions, and is sparkling with good humor, rollicking fun, and delightful music. When it was produced some days ago, both houses were packed, and the verdict of the audience was: "WELL DONE, NEW PLYMOUTH!" Box Plan opens at Collier's Music Warehouse on MONDAY, November 25, at 8.30. Queue formed at 7 a.m. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. FIRST SHOW NIGHT. A special train, stopping where required to pick up passengers, will leave New Plymouth for Stratford at 5.35 ■ p.m., returning after the performance. STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. SHOW WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27 A ND Oft 1912. QLASSES in Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Home Industries, Dairy Produce, Implements, Vehicles, etc., etc. Good prizes in alii classes, together with numerous valuable trophies, including the N.Z. Jersey Breeders' Association's SILVER ROSE BOWL, valued at £l7 17s. (See Schedule, class xNumber 90.) CHAMPION BUTTER-FAT COMPETION. First prize £lO 10s and trophy valued at £8 Bs. Entries for this competition close November 1. General entries close on November 21. Exhibitors cannot afford to mias this great Taranaki Show. Scneduies on application to W. B. FEARON, Secretary, " Box 59, Stratford. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SANITARY CONTRACT. rpENDERS are invited and will be received by the undersigned up to noon on THURSDAY, December 5, for collection and removal of nightsoil and rubbish from the Eastern, Central and Western Wards of the Borough of New Plymouth for a period of three years from the Ist April, 1913. Specifications may be seen at the Borough Offices.

F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. rpENDERS are invited for fencing and grubbing. . Tenders close on Monday next, 25th inst. Specifications to be seen at Rahotu. H. MULHOLLAND, Hotel, Rahotu. TO PAINTERS. rpENDERS for painting two shops and three houses at Rahotu for Messrs. Hughson'and Sons, will be received by the firm at Rahotu up to 3 o'clock on TUESDAY, November 26th inst. Specifications at Coffee Palace, New Plymouth, at the Store, Rahotu, and at my office r «ranake. A. O'BRIEN, '■...„', Architect.