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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 250, 12 March 1913, Page 1

IjMIEATRE JJOYAL piCTL-RES. TO-NIGHT ANOTHER CHANGE WEDNESDAY. ANOTHER CHANGE FRIDAY. Remember: THREE COMPLETE CHANGES OF PROGRAMME THIS WEEK. A STAR, PICTURE EVERY CHANGE. AW EPISODE OF WATERLOO. AN EPISODE OF WATERLOO. AN EPISODE OF WATERLOO. AN EPISODE OF WATERLOO. AN EPISODE OF WATERLOO. AN EPISODE OF WATERLOO. A striking dramatic story written around the Great Battle of Waterloo. Also To-night Reappearance of MISS FLORENCE TCRNER in the Vita graph masterpiece: IRONY OF FATE. IRONY OF FATE. IRONY OF FATE. LATEST PATIIE GAZETTE. DEER STALKING ON CZAR'S ESTATE. NATIVE SCHOOL IN EAST AFRICA. Another fine Vita graph drama; THE TROUBLED TRAIL. THE TROUBLED TRAIL. And a screaming VitagrapU comedy; SHE WANTED i BOARDER. SHE WANTED A BOARDER. An S, '&. A. veritable shriek: THE WILD MAN. THE WILD MAN. Supported by the best in the moving picture world. REMEMBER. This programme tonight and to-morrow only. Complete change again Wednesday for THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE BENEFIT. II E A T R E J> 0 Y A TO-NIGHT COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT COMPLIMENTARY ENTSRTAINMENT COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT Jn aid of the ELECTRIC LIGHT INSTALLATION For MOUNTAIN HOUSE. J>o\ALpi C T U R E S. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME u„.,.i,„i i.„ ft... a :... ln 17i]m Com . :. Masterpiece: THE FALL OF bLac'l&aWk.

THE FALL OF BLACKHAWK. THE FALL OF BLACKHAWK. THE FALL OF BLACKHAWK. THE FALL OF BLACKHAWK. A 2000 ft. picture that fairly bristles with exciting incidents. THE FALL OF BLACKHAWK. Fights with Indians. Inspiring cavalry charges. THE FALL OF Backgrounds of surpassing beauty. THE FALL OF BLACKHAWK. Introduces some new and decideeilly original effects never before seen in motion pictures. Supported by MARJORIE'S DIAMOND RING. MARJORIE'S DIAMOND RING. A humorous Edison comedv. FRAUD AT THE HOPE MINE. FRAUD AT THE HOPE MINE. A fine Selig drama, full of life and action. FORTUNE IN A TEA-CUP. FORTUNE IN A TEACUP. A popular Yitagraph pourtrayal. And a full selection of Scenic, Topical and comedv pictures. TiiiS PROGRAMME MOUNTAIN HOUSE. WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY. Prices: Aults, 1/-; Children, 6d. W. JONAS, Hon. Sec.

IIAREMAI TE WATER OAKMVAL waitarl~river, thursday, march 13, 1013. ROWING EVENTS CHAMPION WAR CANOE RACE MAORI WAKA RACE MAORI CANOE HURDLE RACE WATER SPORTS MOTOR & STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS A UNIQUE HOLIDAY OUTING. First Race starts 11 a.m. Last Race starts 3 p.m. SPECIAL AND DELAYED TRAINS. H. SPURDLE, Secretary. Box 23, Waitara. 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. Bv arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON, LIMITED, Interpreted by the famous Merry Widow Opera Company. FULL ORCHESTRA, CHORUS AND BALLET. Millinery Displav in First Act by J. J.' AULD. PRICES: 4/-, 2/0 & 1/-. Early doors Cd extra, No extra fee for booking. Business Manager: J. O'Sullivan. Touring Manager: Frank O'Sullivan. X 0 T I C E. IN RE BEN.IAMIN HOWARD NICIIOLLS. DECEASED. fJ'O enable the executors to wind up the estate of the above-named deceased, they require that all accounts owing to the firm of Nicholls & Son up to the 28th February, 1913, be paid on ov before the 20th March, 1913, to the executors (care of Nicholls & Son) oi' to their Solicitor. HAROLD J. M. THOMSON, Inglewood.