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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 276, 14 April 1913, Page 1

S. JJMPIBE piCTUEE pALACE TO-NIGHT ic BIG DOUBLE PROGRAMME— The star picture for first half is THE EMERALD NECKLACE. THE EMERALD NECKLACE. THE EMERALD NECKLACE. THE EMERALD NECKLACE THE EMERALD NECKLACE THE EMERALD NECKLACE. A striking and exciting detective drama on entirely new and ORIGINAL LINES supported by ' OLD CHESS PLAYERS (Lubin Drama), WONDERS OF HARMONIC DESIGN (Unique educational filmy CALIFORNIAN SNIPE HUNT (Ksilem Comedy). The Star Picture for second half is THE TORCH OP WAR. THE TORCH OF WAR. THE TORCH OF WAR » THE TORCH OF WAR. THE TORCH OF WAR. THE TORCH OF WAR. ;V,!"*'S ivfs ll vivid picture of UAR SCENES, and it is staged in a manner to create an entirely natural atmosphere. It deals with a se t of circumstances by no means improbable TOUCHES W ' t!l POIGXAXT HUMAN THE TORCH OF WAR THE TORCH OF WAR.' A stirring and thrilling military drama supported by ' WRECK-OF THE VERONESE. WRECK OF THE VERONESE WRECK OF THE Dramatic scenes in connection with the wieck of the Veronese off the' French coast a short time a«o ; • ANIMALS WE ALL KNOW (Interesting nature stud) and , NEIGHBOR'S (a Comedy Scream). I T H EATRE ROYAL Dlrection J. C. Williamson, LW. A PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION. ' WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. | J. C. WILLIAMSON PRESENTS MAETERLINCK'S GREAT AND EN- " THRALLING WORK OF GENIUS. • ) THE BUTE,BIRD. . j THE BLUE BIRD. ' r THE BLUE BIRD. ; [- The most wonderful and gorgeous production the stage has ever known. The fascination, the delicacy, the delight of the dialogue and setting will regain a .radiant memory with all who ■vitness the beautiful stage realisation )f the fairy poem.

•SCENES OF AMAZING BEAUTY. THE BLUE BIRD Has been played over 12,000 times in the various theatres of Europe and America Box Plan will be opened at Collier's this (Monday) morning, at eight o'clock. A queue will be formed from 7 a.m. Prices. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, fis; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s. Early door Stalls, Is extra. Children half-price. QBEAT QOASTAL ATTRACTION. GRAND BAZAAR GRAND BAZAAR GRAND BAZAAR ; f IN AID OF HALL FUNDS. ', I RAHOTU. '. Opening ceremony by C. A. Wilkinson, Esq., M.P. . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, At 2 p.m. Continuing THURSDAY, APRIL 17, at 7 p.m. FRIDAY, April 10, at 2 p.m. NUMEROUS ATTRACTIONS AND COMPETITIONS. FUN AND AMUSEMENT FOR ALL. DRAPERY FANCY HOODS t ICE CREAM REFRESHMENTS NOVELTY STALLS Advance your district by attending in hundreds. Admission. Wednesday: Adults Is. Children fid. Thursday: Adults (id, Children free. Saturday: Free to all. A. D. FIELDER, Hon. Sec. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASES. T I,E CWIK-'H TRUSTEES will receive tenders up to noon on Saturday, April m, for leases in one lot or otherwise of Rural Allotments 496, 507 and 50S, Grey District, each containing over 50 acres and situated on the Veale -aw\ L'arriugtun roads, about three miles flom the centre ■of New Plymouth. ' Leases can be granted up to 42 years. Conditions may he seen' at the office of { Mr. I'. P. Corkill on and after THURSDAY NENT. "> ACRES situated „t the Mimi, four miles north »f I'renui; good 9- ; v ~~ med house, cowshed, concrete floor. I :v orchard near factory pn good fi ..ailed road: 4o cows milked | ac her particulars apply R. F. CORNWALL, Agent, Xcw-*jWh*Bath,