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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 260, 26 March 1913, Page 1

Jj]MPIRK piC'TLTvE pALACE. TONIGHT A fascinating and brilliant selection of the best jilms from the REST PRODUCERS, headed In' LUJJIX'S first great 2000 ft. masterpiece: Lubin THE CROOKED PATH. Lubin Lubiii THE CROOKED PATH. Lubin Luhiu THE CROOKED PATH. Lubin Luhiu THE CROOKED PATH. Luhiu Luhin THE CROOKED PATH. Luhiu Lubin THE CROOKED PATH. Lubin Luhiu THE CROOKED PATH. Lubin A powerful story of the underworld. This is (lie first, of the Lubin Company's ' big product ions, and it is an ABSOLUTE DRAMATIC MASTERPIECE, Featuring OMR! TIAWLEY & •EDWARD AUGUST. The two most popular picture favorites. Also Kalom's groat war drama: DAYS OF '49. DAYS OF '49 DAYS OF '49. DAYS OF '49 DAYS OF '49. DAYS OF '49 A thrilling story of the settlers'' desperate battles in the early days of '4O. And Selig's storv of adventure 011 the 111011 SEAS. A PIRATE'S DAUGHTER. A PIRATE'S DAUGHTER. Many startling and breathless adventures are unreeled in this film. THE YOUNG MILLIONAIRE. THE YOUNG MILLIONAIRE. How he proved who were his true friends will interest and delight YOU. Supported by a specially selected programme of the best Scenic, Educational and comedv subjects. EMPIRE PICTURE PAT/AC'E. gAPTTSTIrpA 13 E R X A C L E In course of erection on j^TREET. rjMIE FOUNDATION STONE of the above will be laid 011 THURSDAY. March 27. at 0 p.m., by the Pastor, Rev. Frank Titles. Friend* will please accept this invitation to be present. PIOXEEIIS' REUNION. THURSDAY. MARC!! 27. rjIHL PIONEERS and H.M. VETERANS of Tarauaki are heieb\ in-.iu'd to attend a Reunion at Pukekura Park. Xe\r Plymouth. on the afteiiioon of THURSDAY NEXT. March 27. Ti:e public are also invited to assist ill bi:ror Io lee pin.vceis yvd veterans 0.1 the occasion. G. AY. BROWNE. Mayor. 1 A':.'.,.,\M. "'YAH YWKUANS.--IN\"ITATJ(LV TO SOCrAL EVENIXU. I! younger men of Xnvr Plymouth r.-jiii'si tlie pleasure <>l ilie i-Kilpany of tin Tarauaki War Veterans at a soci;>t evening 011 the evening of 'lluusday, March 27. By ;ourtesy of Mr. U. 11. Saunders, maii.-'ivT of tlii' Knij.iiT Pii-lisrt: Company, i'ie proceedings will commence at 8 o's.at I'ie Empire Theatre, when a sp; '-i.l musical and picture programme will be MdmiiUed." At '•) oclock the veter.-.ns are a-ked to atteii.l at Hie JsroirJ.:;m Street Hall, where a supper will Iv laid ami a (oast list discussed. For the Committee. C. T. .All LLS, 1i 1 . See. RESLARC II COMMITTEE OF THE HISTORY OF TARANAKI. rjTli i: Ciimmittee are in\il<d 10 attend y uuiliering of \'eterans and Pioneer Sctticrs to be lieid in the Recreation firo;".;!* on Thur.-day next, the_ 27th inst. W. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Secretary. X; u Plymouth. :.:.;rch 21. !:•;:;. TAUANAKI M KTKOPOLITAX AORL CULTURAL SOCIETY. FOURTH ANNUAL WINTER SHOW WIXTEK BHOW KINO OEORCF CORONATION il XT. H. 12. I" & 1 85.000"- S '"' A, ' K 35,000" 35.000"'- SI ' A " : 35.000"'35.000"- SI ' U I ' ; 35.000"AVAILABLE. Competitions for DA V'.Y FAI'TORY AND FARMERS' I'RODCCK. i.ARDEN YEOETAISLHS. HOME INDUSTRIES. HONEY. FANCY WORK. TECHNICAL SCHOOL CLASSES. TRADESMEN'S DISPLAY. Etc.. Etc. POULTRY SHOW POULTRY SHOW ARTHUR CLIFF. Secretary'. Care of Mr. Walter Bewley, Egmoijt st>-eet, P.O. Box 72. New Plymouth. yOII can get it cheaper at the Bed Post.