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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 284, 31 March 1913, Page 1

rjHEATRE j[>OVAL piCTIjRES. TO-NIGHT-A new budget, of stupendous PICTt'RE SIVCESSES. TO-XICUT TO-XKJIIT For the first time XAT PIXKEKTOX \AT PIXKERTOV The unrivalled sleuth, in MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS. MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS. MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS. MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS. An exciting and romantic RKTECTIYE REXS ATION. DETRCTIV E SEXSATION. Xat. Pinkerton in a series of -hair-raising, thrilling adventures with a pang of slick TRAIX THIEVES. MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS. MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS. MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS. Is a thoroughly entertaining picture,

that will attract nil Now pylmolith. Supported l)v GIRL AND DADDY. GIRL AND DADDY. A beautiful A.li. picture-story. THE GIRL OF THE MOUNTAINS. THE GIRL OF THE MOUNTAINS. A rcfreshins nut-door romance. THE SECOND HONEYMOON. THE SECOND HONEYMOON. Yitagraph comedians in a veritable button-burster. RADIOGRAPHY TNT PRACTICE. RADIOGRAPHY TX PRACTICE. RADIOGRAPHY T\" PRACTICE. A unique educational subject, and

interestingly portrayed. RUBBER AND PEPPER-GROWING. RUBBER AND PEPI'ER-G ROWING. And a host of other great and XKW FILMS AXD SUBJECTS. \ L L ATT ON S pAI R. CORONATION TTALL. CORONATION HALL. CORONATION HALL. TUESDAY. APRIL 1. WEDNESDAY. AI'RTL 2. THURSDAY, APRIL 3. Opening—Afternoons 2.30 to 5.30 Evenings 7.0 to 9.30 Stalls: Stalls: Plain Work (2) Olde English Fancy Swiss Art Grecian Foreign Goods Japanese Sweets American Handkerchief Welsh Doll - Scotch Produce Irish Flower Spanish Men's Turkish French Blouse .Tumble Gipsy Christmas Tree German Bran Tuh French Afternoon Tea Dutch Shooting Gallery. Telegraph Office. ENTERTAINMENTS EACH EVENING. Humorous Sketches by the following •'star" performers: Mesdames C. IT. Weston and Biroh-.Tohnston. M;s-cs I). Bedford and I. Colvile. and Messrs. Hill-Johnson and MeEwen. Stnge Managers: Messrs. Bradbury and Brooks. Af'te rnoon Tea fid Supper fid Proceeds in aid of St.. Man's Parish Dcbf. Te lleinii Minion Guild. Girls' Friendly Society, Back-block Mission League and Gleaners' Union. Admission: Afternoon (id, Evening ]/-, Sea>on Tickets . M. GODFREY, Hon. Sec. I'ARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. FOURTH ANNUAL WINTER SHOW WINTER SHOW KING GEORGE CORONATION YGItICU LTU RA L J-J AL L JUNE 11. 12, 13 & 14, 1913. 35,000 FT - Sl^E 35,000 FT--35,00- SPACE 35,000 FT--35,00- SPACK 35,000 FTAVAILABLE. Competitions for DAIRY FACTORY AND FARMERS' PRODUCE. CAP,DEN VEGETABLES. HOME INDUSTRIES. HONEY. FANCY WORK. TECHNICAL SCHOOL CLASSES. TRADESMEN'S DISPLAY. Etc., Eic. POULTRY SHOW POULTRY SHOW ARTHUR CLIFF, Secretary. Care of Vlr. Walter Bewlcy, Egniont sheet, P.O. Box 72, New Plymouth. TARAT A 0 A C H GEORGE HANOVER. Proprietor. SUMMER TIME-TABLE. COACn LEAVES Purangi at 5.30 a.m. DAILY for Ingle wood, and leave* on thv. .eturn trip a,t I p.m. Inwards. Outward*. Leave Leave Purangi 5.30 a.m. In trie wood Bp.m Pnktho 6.30 a.m. Kaimnta 1.45 p.m r*r»ta 7.30 a.m. Tarata 4 p.* Kaimntii 8.45 a.m. Pukeho lp.» Arrive — Arrive—lr;glewood 0.30 a.m. Purangi 8 p.® All orders or parcels left at *tor« Pnmnci. Mr. T. Waite's Stables, Tarat* or T-oyiJ Mail Stiblea, Inglewood, wil prompt attention. g'CO'RES buy at Auld'g, New Plymouth. tjpiply because they giv« the he*4 f»!oe lor i :ov*rei*iL