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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 298, 9 May 1913, Page 1

T7MPIRE piCTURE pALACE. TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT. FOUL PLAY FOUL PLAY FOUL PLAY A FOUL PLAY FOUL PLAY magnificent FOUL PLAY FOUL PLAY production. FOUL PLAY FOUL PLAY FOUL PLAY Adapted from Clias. Reade's Famous Novel. A Masterpiece in Motion Photograph}'. FOUL PLAY. A picture which has met with the unanimous approval of thousands of patrons. AN ENTERTAINMENT IN ITSELF. A powerful and gripping story, which sustains the interest from start to finish. FOUL PLAY. As the picture is thrown upon the screen the story will be told by MR. ALFRED BOOTHMAN, Commencing at the Matinee ■, TO-MORROW: A thrilling dramatic story, adapted from the famous novel by CHARLES DICKENS. OLIVER TWIST. Over one hundred OLIVER . TWIST, stirring scenes. OLIVER TWIST. Enacted on the actual OLIVER TWIST localities made OLIVER TWIST, famous by OLIVER TWIST. CHARLES DICKENS. THE HOUSE AT CHERTSEY. THE EIGHT BELLS INN AT HATFIELD THE BURGLARY AT CHERTSEY. OLIVER TWIST. -OUVE'S TWIST. OLIVER TWIST. OLIVER TWIST. OLIVER TWIST. The story of Oliver Twist is undoubtedly the one which, out of all the tales con-1 ceived by the master mind of CHARLES ' DICKENS, has the greatest hold upon the public. The story will be geographically described by ALFRED BOOTHMAN whilst the picture is projected. Prices 2/- & 1/-. Booking Fre,e. Children admitted to Matinee at usual price, 3d. BOXING AND WRESTLING. BOXING AND WRESTLING. BOXING AND WRESTLING. COMPETITIONS (open to those who have not previously won a competition) will be held by the "Hawera Sports and Pastimes Club," under N.Z.A.B.A. rules, on May 14 and 15 (RACE NIGHTS). < SPECIAL MATCHES BANTAM-WEIGHT: ' ' Oliver (New Plymouth) v. Hurrell . (Hawera). LIGHT-WEIGHT. West (Hawera) v. Clarry (Eltham). Coombes (Awatuna) v. Plumb (New Plymouth). MIDDLE-WEIGHT. Ponnelly (New Plymouth) v. Wilcox (Inaha). Willett ,(New Plymouth) v. Taylor • (Wanganui). Bantam, under Bst 41b; Feather, under 9st; light, under lOsfc; middle, under list 41b; Heavy, any weight. COMPETITIONS FOR BOYS under 16— under 6st, 7st, and Bst. WRESTLING (CATCH-AS-CATCH-CAN) Under 9st; under lOst; under list; over list. Entries close on May 9. E. CALLAGHER, Hon. Sec. TO BUILDERS. /RENDERS will be received at our office up to 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, May 17, for the erection of Business Premises (in reinforced concrete) in Devon street, for J. Veale, Esq. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SANDERSON & GRIFFITHS, Architects. King's Buildings, New Plymouth. WAITARA WEST ROAD BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. is hereby given that nominations for the election of two members for the above Board will be received at my residence, Lepperton, up to Noon on TUESDAY, May 13, 1913. The poll, if necessary, will be taken in the Lepperton Hall on TUESDAY, May 20. W. B. FUSSELL, Returning Officer. PARIHAKA ROAD DISTRICT. GENERAL ELECTION, 1913. FOLLOWING is the result of the poll " held on TUESDAY, May 0, for the Rahotu WardPhillips, James Francis 49 Willcox, Paul 40 Informal 2 I declare Mr. Phillips to be duly elected. A. O'BRIEN, Returning Officer. Rahotu, 7/5/13. ONLY 500! A NEW VARIETY RASPBERRIES. "Great American" comes with a splendid reputation. Having tested it, our grower reports: "IT IS THE BEST RASPBERRY T HAVE EVER SEEN, early as well a main crop sort, ripening fully a wee] before 'Superlative,' and is the last t finish. Does not run to suckers. Ber ries are large, red and firm, and o good flavor." SEND IN YOUR ORDER RIGHT OFF We have only 500. SIXPENCE EACH (Post Free 9d); 5/' per dozen (carriage free I/-). Obtainable only from NIMMO & BLAIR I XIJ ~ UI - DUNEDIN.