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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 9, 11 June 1913, Page 1

.JjJMPIKE TO-NIGHT OUR LATEST GREAT ATTRACTION. A Stupendous NORDISK Sensation. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. The Sequel to THE DEAD MAN'S CHILD. THE DEAD MAN'S CHILD. THE DEAD MAN'S CHILD. A triumph in sensational drama. One of the most thrilling and exciting dra(matic stories produced by the Nordisk Compa»y. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. (The Oriental Poisoner.) From end to end one is kept on the qui vive. wondering always what will happen next. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. ••: > DGGTQR )GAR-EItHAMAiR., THE MYSTERKUS. ONE HUNDRED WONDERFUL SCENES , OF ORIENTAL SPLENDOR. So rapid, realistic and thrilling are the 'episodes that the spectator is caught and whirled away into a region of intense excitement and enthralling interest. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR, DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. DOCTOR GAR-EL-HAMAR. Three thousand feet of intense, exciting photo-play. SOMETHING THAT WILL MAKE THE TOWN SIT UP AND ASK FOR MORE. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. And Two Following Nights. Supported by a great new programme. (JVARANAKJ JTNIOJN. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. NORTH T* SOUTH. NORTH v. SOUTH. NORTH v. SOUTH. NORTH v. SOUTH. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 12. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 12. RECREATION SPORTS' GROUND. RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. DELAYED TRAINS. EXCURSION FARES. | ADMISSION ONE SHILLING Also, as curtain-raiser: NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL i v. TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Kick-off at 1.30 p.m. ■ ■■"" ."''. "pTskoglund,' Hon. Sec. JEGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST ANNUAL TERRITORIAL TERRITORIAL TERRITORIAL GYMKHANA SPORTS MEETING GYMKHANA SPORTS MEETING GYMKHANA SPORTS MEETING Will be held on the ■gHOW Q.ROUNDS, JJ AWERA - On THURSDAY, JUNE Oft 1013. ! (Hawera Winter Show Week.) All classes are exclusively for Territorials and Cadets in • Military Area Group No. 8 (Taranaki and King Country) and No. 0 (Wanganui). The Gymkhana is the first of its kind in Taranaki, and includes such competitions as Tug-of-War, Cock-Fighting, Balaclava Melee,,, Tent-Pitching, Marching, Tilting the Bucket, Boot Race, Lloyd-Lindsay, Bugling, Relay Race, Physical Drill, Pillow-Fighting, Wrest-ling-on-Horseback, ■ Bun and Pop Race, Mounted Jumping, and the very amusing obstacle race in Fancy Costume, In addition to the THREE MILITARY BANDS. THREE MILITARY BANDS. Free passes on the railway will be granted to all competitors. THE PRIZE LIST CONTAINS MANY VALUABLE CUPS AND TROPHIES. (See. Programme.) EXCURSION FARES on all railwtys for general public. Entries close positively with the undersigned on SATURDAY, JUNE 21, at 9 p.m. F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary, Hawera. THE DREADNOUGHT VISIT. ACCOMMODATING SCHOOLCHILDREN J HEREBY invite the citizens of New Plymouth in a position to do so to billet the school children requiring I accommodation on the 16th inst, the ' night before tiie visit of the Dreadnought. The children will arrive by the '5.30 p.m. train, then be marshalled at the Drillshed, and will require tea, bedi ding and breakfast, and to be at the i. Railway Station in the morning at an I hour to be subsequently announced. Please forward names at once to the Committee (Messrs. T. C. List, Taranaki News, and W. C. Weston, Taranaki Herald). G. W. BROWNE, Mayor. [M R. R# SEVILLE RENAUD, I ORGANIST ST. MARY'S CHURCH. PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING. Resumes Tuition on MONDAY, June 9. Address: DAWSON STREET. I Waitara and Inglewood on Thursday. 'Pupils carefully prepared for examina--1 tions. ,'QPPOSITE Empire Pieturs Palace j The "Davies" Pharmacy. at the "DaVies" Pharmacy.