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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 266, 2 April 1913, Page 1

E. rpiEATRE JJOYAL piCTURE] TO-NIGHT-LAST NIGHT. : NAT PINKERTON NAT PTNKERTO! Tlie 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 DETECTIVE SENSATION. DETECTIVE SENSATION. , Nat. Pinkerton in a series of hair-raising thrilling adventures with a Rang of slid TRAIN THIEVES. MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS >y MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS MYSTERY OF THE 7 O'CLOCK EXPRESS Is a thoroughly entertaining picture that will attract all New Plymouth. Supported bv GIRL AND DADDY. GIRL AND DADDY, A beautiful A.B. picturo-storv. THE GIRL OF THE MOUNTAINS. THE GIRL OF THE MOUNTAINS. A refreshing out-door romance. THE SECOND HONEYMOON. THE SECOND HONEYMOON. Vitagraph comedians in a veritable button-burster. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW When we** are featuring a stupendous COLORED MASTERPIECE: - RED FOX, THE POACHER. RED FOX, THE POACHER. RED FOX, THE POACHER. ITIHE METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. UNION CELEBRATIONS. UNION CELEBRATIONS. UNION CELEBRATIONS. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, ,* APRIL 0 & 7. A GREAT HISTORIC'- EVENT. A GREAT HISTOIiIC EVENT. SUNDAY: 11 a.m.—Whiteley Memorial Church, United Service, Ordination of Deaconess, and Communion. 3 p.m.—Theatre Royal, United Sunday School Demonstration. 7 p.m.—Theatre Royal, United Service. Preacher for the day: The'PRESIDENT OF THE CONFERENCE. / V MONDAY: •' C p.m.—-United Tea-meeting in the Theatre Royal. Tickets, one shilling; children, half-price. 7.45 p.m.—Public Meeting, presided over by His Worship the Mayor. Short addresses by the Rev. the President, S. La wry, Ministers of the various churches, and prominent laymen. Musical items by United Choirs and by local talent. Collections for United-Church Funds. Well-known hymns, led by the United Choirs, will be sung at all the services. Hymn-sheets provided. g PORTS. THE DRAW OF THE YEAR. THURSDAY, APRIL 10. THURSDAY, APRIL 10. RECREATION IMPORTS Q.ROUXD, NEW PLYMOUTH. RUNNING RUNNING RUNNING RUNNING RUNNING RUNNING CYCLING CYCLING CYCLING CYCLING CYCLING CYCLING CHILDREN'S EVENTS CHILDREN'S EVENTS Etc., Etc. INAUGURAL MEETING OF THE ROVERSQYC L I N G Q L U B FIRST-CLASS SPORT AND COMPETITIONS. . Record attendance wanted! Admittance, 1/-; Children, half-price. W. JONAS, Hon. Sec. REVISED TIME-TABLE OF y 0 G E L T 0 W N gUS. The Vogeltown ,'Bus will now run as follows: Le*vc Tirongia Leave Town. (Vogeltown) 7.45 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 12.0 noon (except Thursdaj's) 12.40 p.m. 2.0 p.m. 2.25 p.m. 5.0 p.m. 5.40 p.m. 6.0 p.m. (1.40 p.m. 9.30 p.m. (Saturdays) 10.0 p.m. M. JONES. gMPIRE g T A B L E S (Under New STRATFORD i. J. DAVEY has purchased the Empire Stables from Mr. F. Gooch, and has amalgamated it with his Royal Mail Stables, ine Royal Mail Stables are closed. The Plant is now easily the most complete on the Coast. Gigs, Buggies, Cabs, Waggonettes and Drags always on hire, ind the horseflesh is as reliable as can be. Picnic Parties, Wedding Parties, Funerals, &c., catered for. Cabs meet all trains. A. J. DAVEY, Empire Livery and Bait Stable* (next the Patea Bridge) STRATFORD Telephone 65. ENCORES buy Anld'«, New Plymouth limply because they give the hew nluA tor ». uOvereism. k ... ,-gUT THE BEST PLACE IS