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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 6, 7 June 1913, Page 1

J2 MP IKB rpHE AT RE. TONIGHT Another grand DOUBLE PROGRAMME. TWO BIG STAR PICTURES- . " The first a strong Lubin 2-reel production featuring ARTHUR JOHNSON, supported by the full Lubin Dramatic Coy. THE STOLEN SYMPHONY, THE STOLEN SYMPHONY.. . TIIE STOLEN SYMPHONY, THE STOLEN SYMPHONx, . THE STOLEN-SYMPHONY. . THE STOLEN SYMPHONY., A beautiful story of a poor young musician who has composed an exquisite:, symphony. ' THE STOLEN SYMPHONY THE STOLEN SYMPHONY Js a thrilling play, beautifully set. ' A LUBIN MASTERPIECE. • ' The second BIG STAR is a STORY of the GREAT NAPOLEON, DEATH OR GLORY. DEATH OR GLORY, vv DEATH OR GLORY. DEATH OR GLORY. V . DEATH OR GLORY. 'DEATH OR GLORY. ' A powerful series of war pictures with a throbbing story of love and adventure,, depicted amid charming scenery,'with a number of vivid scenes in which large crowds appear and convey an impression., of actual warfare that has never been* excelled. DEATH OR GLORY. £EATH OR GLORY. THE GREAT NAPOLEON IS A CONSPICUOUS FIGURE THROUGHOUT. A Grand Double Star Programme, sup- '■ ported by a unique selection. - 1 pOOTBALL JjiOOTBALL •pOOTBALL. STAR v. ROVERS, yi- - STAR v. ROVERS. STAR v. ROVERS. STAR v. ROVERS. RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. TO 1 © AY SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1913. Kick-off at 3 p.m. Admission fid. BUSH-FELLING. rp:ODERS will be received by this undersigned up to SATURDAY, June I.4fi for felling 160 acres of bush at Tarata. v\o, ■■■,•., . ■ '"■'■':'■'' E. SANDER,' Tarata.

are warned against giving credit on our.account. GEO. PARKER. A. L. PARKER. 708 Fitzroy 1 . ; . ORGANIST ST. MARY'S CHURCH. PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING. Resumes Tuition on MONDAY, June 9; Address: DAWSON STREET. Waitara and Inglewobd on Thursday. Pupils carefully prepared for examinations. VISIT OP H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. RENDERS are invited and will be received at the Town Clerk's Office up to noon on TUESDAY, 10th inst., for the sole right of refreshment booths at the Breakwater on the 17th inst. Conditions of tender may be seen on application at the Borough Offices. G. W. BROWNE, Mayor. Chairman of Committee. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WINTER SHOW AT NEW PLYMOUTH. QN 12th 'June a passenger train leaves Hawera 11.10 a.m., Waitara 1.42 p.m., Lepperton Jn. 2 p.m., arriving New Plymouth 2.30 p.m. The usual 11.15 a.m. Hawera-New Plymouth train will NOT run, and the usual 1 2 p.m. Waitara-Lepperton and 2.35 p.m. Lepperton-Waitara trains will NOT run. On 12th and 14th June the usual 4.20 p.m. train will be delayed to leave New Plymouth 0 p.m. for Waitara, Pohokura ] and Hawera, j i HOLIDAY EXCURSION Tickets, available for return until 21st June, will be) issued to New Plymouth from 11th to [l4th June inclusive, from Hawera, Pohokura, and intermediate stations. [ These Excursion tickets will not be available by the Mail trains. -I BY ORDER. FOR SALE ON SMART ROAD. QQ ACRES Freehold Land, half mile from railway station, three-quar-ters of a mile from saleyards and tram terminus; nearly all ploughable; facing the sun, and bounded by the Waiwakaiho river, with quarter-mile frontage to •Smart road. Price £34 10s per acre. A bargain. Good terms. Apply to M. JONES, Criterion Stables. CRITERION LTVERY ft BAfT STABLEe "P O R HIRE MOTOR CARS, CABS, BUGGIES, SULKIES. SADDLE HORSES Mountain House Excursions arranged for ait Special Rates. M. JONES. PROPRIETOR. j 'Phone 29. Jas. Sanderson.] [H. Victor Griffiths g ANDERSON AND f}Rl| ARCHITECTS. OFJ'ICE: King's Buildings, corner of Devon and Brougham Streets. JJJ ON E Y T<* JjEND. VU'E HAVE sever*! snms available for immediate investment. WILSON & GKKY. Solicitors. Brougham St., New Plymouth.