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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 284, 23 April 1913, Page 1

rpHEATRE JJOYAL piCTURES. TO-NIGHT OUR EXCLUSIVE SELECTION. Headed by a story of absorbing interest: WORK OP HIS HANDS. WORK OF HIS HANDS. WORK OP HIS HANDS. WORK OF HIS HANDS. A clever, entrancing dramatic story, with many intense, compelling situations. THE WORK OF HIS HANDS Will prove a thoroughly popular film story. ROMANCE OF THE U.S.N. ROMANCE OF THE U.S.N. ROMANCE OF THE U.S.N. A thrilling naval drama, showing some remarkable scenes of THE AMERICAN FLEET. TI-IE FOG. THE FOG. THE FOG. THE FOG. THE FOG. THE FOG. | THE FOG. THE FOG. THE FOG. Edison's powerful drama. The subject of an interesting story in the January number of the Motion Picture Story Magazine. MISTAKE TN SPELLING. MISTAKE IN SPELLING. M!SHAKE IN SPELLING. A Vitagraph comedy of charm, featuring everybody's favorite: MAURICE COSTELLO. MAMMOTH LIFE-SAVERS. MAMMOTH LIFE-SAVERS. MAMMOTH LIFE-SAVERS. The Vitagraph elephants and Misses Kate Price and Flora Finch cause heaps of fun at Coney Island. Also the latest TOPICAL GAZETTE And two beautiful colored pictures: NORMANDY BUTTER .And' ON THE WAY TO MONTSERRAT. THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT. £25 (FIRST PRIZE) FOR J/_ GRAND ART UNION DRAWING GRAND ART UNION DRAWING And SPECIAL PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT SPECIAL PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT |HEATR E 0 Y A L. THURSDAY, APRIL 24. THURSDAY, APRIL 21. Funds in aid of the RECREATION gPORTS QROUND. Art Union Tickets (1/- each), for prizes valued at, £SO, now procurable at the Red Post and from members of the Committee. Tickets will also be on sale on THURSDAY EVENING up to 9 o'clock. Admission to Theatre: Usual Picture Prices. ! JAMES CLARKE, Secretary. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. «pHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Taranaki Acclimatisation Society will be held Sit the Borough Chambers, New Plymouth, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,, April 20, at 8 o'clock. BUSlNESS.—Consideration of bal-ance-sheet, election of officers, and general. Q. N. FIRTH, Secretary. TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRII CULTURAL SOCIETY. , FOURTH ANNUAL WINTER SHOW WINTER SHOW KING GEORGE CORONATION AGRICULTURAL H ALL JUNE ii, 12, 13 & 14, 1913. 35,000 FT 35,000 rr 35,000 FT SPACE 35,00(F 35,000 FT SPACE 35,00(F AVAILABLE: Competitions for DAIRY FACTORY AND FARMERS' PRODUCE. GARDEN VEGETABLES. 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, Egmont street, P.O. Box 72, New Plymouth. ONLY 500! A NEW VARIETY, RASPBERRIES. "Great American" comes with a splendid reputation. Having tested it, our grower reports: "IT IS THE BEST RASPBERRY I HAVE EVER SEEN, early as well as main crop sort, ripening fully a week before 'Superlative,' and is the last to finish. Does not run to suckers. Berries are large, red and lirm, and of good flavor." SEND IN YOUR' ORDER RTGTIT OFF! We have only 500. SIXPENCE EACH (Post Free !>d): 5/per dozen (carriage free 7/-). Obtainable only from NIMMO & BLAIR Dixtajix.