IJTJMPIRE piCTURE pALACE, TO-NIGHT We -arc presenting our usual magnificent mid-week change of the greatest picture successes. MASTER AND PUPIL. (Edison.) MASTER AND PUPIL. (Edison.) MASTER AND PUPIL. (Edison.) Introducing Harry Furniss. the wellknown artist and illustrator. TWO DAUGHTERS OF EVE. TWO DAUGHTERS OF EVE. A beautiful A.ll. production, full of heart-throbbing interest. THE AMATEUR ICEMAN. (Lubin.) THE AMATEUR ICEMAN. (Lubin.) THE AMATEUR ICEMAN. (Lubin.) Another of the ever welcome Lubin successes, with Arthur 'Johnson. THE RANCHMAN'S TRUST. THE RANCHMAN'S TRUST. THE RANCHMAN'S TRUST. A stirring drama of the Far West. Thrilling and unusual. Adventures of an Easterner in the land of sagebrush and cactus. BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF PARIS. HARPOONING WHALES. ■UP-TO-DATE HERRING FISHING. PALESTINE. PALESTINE. And a screaming C'omcdv section, headed bv SPOONY SAM. ' SPOONY SAM. Tells how a bashful bridegroom funked his wedding at the last moment. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT I EMPIRE PICTURE PALACE. WHY! J MUST MISS NOTHING at the East I End. JSee-yu-tee-ful. pictures on I THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. I __ 'and place for PICTURE SHOWS. SPECIAL PICTURES SPECIAL PICTURES SPECIAL PICTURES And GARRISON HAND MUSIC. GARRISON HAND MUSIC. GARRISON BAND MUSIC. Adults Od Children 3d THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. W. 11. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. VOGELTOWX 'BUS. rpHE Vogeltown time-table will not be observed on Race Da vs. M. JONES. CREAMERY MANAGER. Y\, T ANTED—SingIe man used to oil engines. Wages. £2 10s and usual allowances. Apply on or before February 17 tp *""■*' "THE CHAIRMAN, TARAXAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. gEPARATE TENDERS for the following Privileges at the Society's Annual Show arc invited, to close at the Secretary', Office on FRIDAY NEXT, February 14, at 4 p.m.:— Publican's Booth. Luncheon and Refreshment Stall. Full particulars and conditions may be obtained from the undersigned. A. CLIFF, Seeretarv. to SATURDAY, February V,. 1913, for the following freeholds—(l) Hi acres Freehold, Land Transfer, with fi-roomed dwelling, . bathroom, ,'tc. stables, feedroom, man's room, subdivided into sections known as Naerni Township. (2) 4 acres Freehold, Laud Transfer, opposite the above, half a mile from Uremii, on Main Waitara road. Terms given. Apply A. G. CRAWFORD, Waitara. of work will be (a) COMMERCIAL, including Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Commercial Correspondence, etc. (b) DOMESTIC, including Cookery, Millinery, Dressmaking. Nursing., Domestic Hygiene, etc. (c) INDUSTRIAL, including Woodwork, Metal Work, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. Dairy Work. Agriculture, etc. (d) A GENERAL COURSE can be 1 arranged.
The holder of a 'Proficiency or a Free Place Certificate is admitted free to any class. Railway passes can be procured for pupils from a distance. Enrolment forms from the Education Board Office or at this office. EVENING CLASSES: The prospectus will be issued shortly. The Director would be glad to confer with students sitting for Departmental or University examinations, so that courses can be arranged to suit them. ALFRED GRAY. Ja«. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffiths. gANDERSON AND Q.RIFFfTHS, ARCHITECTS. OFFICE: King's Buildings, corner of Devon and Brougham Street*.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 226, 12 February 1913, Page 1
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