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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 249, 11 March 1913, Page 1

piCTURE pALACE. TO-NIGHT A bright and vigorous picture programme, headed bv a bi'U'mi and exciting DETECTIVS DRAMA, with many thrilling and novel scenes. ON THE TRACK OF THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. A veritable sensation in tlnillin" exciting DETECTIVE DRAMA, ON THE TRACK OF THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG. THE CORKSCREW GANG THE CORKSCREW GANG. Is 3000 feet, and has a thrill in every inch. -Also Edison's latest masterpiece: THE LORD AND THE PEASANT THE LORD AND THE PEASANT. A tragic tale with a tragic ending, excellently played and photographed. DREAMLAND CITY. ALONG SIMPLON ROAD. IN THE LAND OF BONNIE PIiINTJE CHARLIE. A magnificent scenic picture. THE BELLE OF THE BEACH. THE BELLE OF THE BEACH. PiUTII ROLAND in a screaming conwdy THE PASSION FLOWER. THE PASSION FLOWER. A vastly amusing light comedy by the Edison players. BUSTER AND THE PIRATES. BUSTER AND THE PIRATES. Little Buster Johnson, the "Lubin Kid," in a great comedv skit. EMPIRE PICTURE PALACE TO-NIGIIT T 11 E A T I! E 0 Y A L. Direction D. B. O'CONNOR COMIC OPERA EXTRAORDINARY. ONE NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY, MARCH 13. The world-renowned comic opera - OUR MISS GIBBS. OUR MISS GIBBS. OUR MISS GIBBS. By arrangement with •T. C. WILLIAMSON, LIMITED, I).tei;,ieted bv the famous Merry Widow Opera Company.

FULL ORCHESTRA. CHORUS AND BALLET. Millinery Display in First Act by J. J. AULD. Box plan at Collier & Co.'s. PRICES: 4/-, 2/0 & 1/-. Early doors Oil extra, No extra fee for booking. Business Manager: J. O'Sullivan. Touring Manager: Frank O'Sullivan. W\AUG UTS KXTKiiTAIXA! EXT. JTjXTIiIEjS for tin 1 North Island Cliampionship and Handicap close yn TUESDAY, '.March 18. J. BRUCE, Secretary, New Plymouth. THE DEMOCRATIC VOTER WANTS FAIR, PLAY. 31''- BEDFORD, LL.B., will discuss this very important topic, chiefly as a hearing on the Prohibition issue, in the <;<!OD TSMI'LAR llAl'.L, on WEDNESDAY, March 12, at S p.m. All are invited. Collection for expenses. TARAIIUA (iOLF CLUB. fJMIE ANNUAL .MERTINf! of the above Club will be held in the Council <.'hi!!i:l)ers oil WEDNESDAY, Pith inst., at S p.m. AY. 11. TiROOME. Acting Hon; Ssec.

STORE TO LET. JJ IVHi?LEA • STORE to bo re-let for three or live years. (food district. • lood business. Together with fivfiroomeu house. I'osl OlTico and Telephone. Apply MRS. A. MALONE. pOR SALE—<Hv:ii«r to lea vim* the district—•'l pinv-lircd Ayrshire cows in milk 1 pedigree Ayrshire bull, IS months pedigree Ayrshire heifer calves 1 pedipree Berkshire sow, with litter ALo double-seated biiftsry. with double harness. nearly new M. IT. KlNfi. Upper Man^orei. X 0 T I C JO. IX RE BENJAMIN HOWARD NIC.'iOLI.S, DECEASED. fj\) enable the executors to wind lip tins estate of the above-named deceased. they require that all accounts owin;* to the firm of Nicholls & Son up to the 2Sth February, 1913, be paid on" or before the '2oth March, 11)13, to the executors (care of Xieholls & Son) or 1o their Solicitor. HAROLD J. M. THOMSON, Inglewood. NEW PLYMOUTH UOLF CLUB (Incorporated). AyOTICE is hereby givon that tros-. passers on the links at Waiwakaiiio for any purpose whatever will be prosecuted. V. DENNY BROWN, Hon. B',"c. 11. T. JOLL, Lessee. pint jjjf »BB£ KQ 1 2 ARCHITECT. Devon Streel, R«w Plyamtk. jj