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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 208, 22 January 1913, Page 1

rpHEATRE JJOYAL piCTURES TO-NIGHT Presented to <a delighted audience An astonishing programme. We present yon the finest pictures IN THE WORLD. Educational Subjects every change. ECLAIR TOPICAL JOURNAL. LARGE AND SMALL WANN LAKES. TRAINING ELEPHANTS IN INDIA. Powerful dramatic masterpieces: HEART OF JOHN GRIMM. HEART OF JOHN GRIMM. HEART OF JOHN GRIMM. A tolling Kalem film story, produced in co-operation with the New York Tribune FRESH AIR FUND. A ROMANCE OF THE COAST. A ROMANCE OF THE COAST. A ROMANCE OF THE COAST. An exciting pourtrayal of life on a rough fishing coast. We arc featuring to-night and to-morrow night: KALEM'S SPEPTACULAR WAR PICTURE. mi»iiiM T *mc<aii THE DRUMMER GIRL OF VICKSBURG THE DRUMMER GIRL OF VICKSBURG THE DRUMMER GIRL OF VICKSBURG THE DRUMMER GIRL OF VICKSBURG THE DRUMMER GIRL OF VICKSBURG This magnificent Civil War picture is claimed by many picture patron 3 to be the finest "war drama" ever produced. THE SIREN'S CALL TO DUTY. THE SIREN'S CALL TO DUTY. A clever Ambrosio story, dealing with a strike in a factory centre. THE COMICS INCLUDE: "Dupin's Picnic," "The Water Fight," "Chips of the Old Block," '-The Victorious Army" and "Old Grandfather's Clock," and The Theatre Royal rang with one long, frenzied, tumultuous yell of laughter. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. WON'T MOTHER BE PLEASED? BE PLEASED? Jj AS T ■ JjJ N D piCNIC THURSDAY, • JANUARY 23. AFTERNOON: < SPORT of every description. , | BOATING and SWIMMING on the River i DONKEY RIDES on the Seashore. HOT WATER. TEA, AND SUGAR FREE. Fruit, Lollies, Afternoon and Evening Tea on the Reserve at Town Prices. Admission, 6d; Scliool Children, FREE. IN THE EVENING: gOYAL pICTURES. Special Programme. GARRISON BAND in attendance for the EVENING.' Extra charge 6d for Adults and 3d Children over 12 years of age for Even- , ing Entertainment. I W. H. FLETCHER, j Hon. Sec. INSTITUTE 'OF N.D. DES MISSIONS. SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL, Devon St., New Plymouth. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. rjUIE above school will re-open NEXT TUESDAY, January 28. Pupils are prepared for Matriculation ami all University Examinations, Senior and Junior Civil Service, and Senior and Junior Scholarships. Those not wishing to prepare for the higher scholastic course have the advantage of a special commercial training, comprising Shorthand, Typewriting ami Book-keeping. Candidates arc also prepared for the Musical Examinations (practical and theoretical) in connection with Trinity College, London, and Royal Academy. Private lessons are also given in Fancy-work, Wood-carving (chip and relief), Pyrography and Painting (oil and watereolors). For further particulars and terms, apply to THE MOTHER PRIORESS. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. £lO REWARD. YyiLL be paid to any person furnishing information leading to the conviction of any person taking TROUT by means of explosives. A substantial reward will also be paid for information leading to the conviction of any person fishing -without a license or committing any other breach of the Society's regulations. 0. N. FIRTH, Hon. Secretary. FOR SALE, AT BELL BLOCK. PIVE ACRES and Four-roomed House; close to railway station, school, etc.; on good road. Good chance for a man with two horses and an express as good carting can be obtained. PRICE £450. Busy terms to good man. Apply: R. F. CORNWALL, Land Agent, Egruont Street, New Plymouth. MONEY TO I.BNB. VV-fi have ieveral ruma available foj immediate investmsnt. WILSON & G.ftEY, 8oli«iton Brought"- "Hi- «i