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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 14, 17 June 1913, Page 1

§ARA, 11 DEKSH All D T §AR AII gEEX II AR D T At gMPIRE piCTURE pALACJJ. TO-NIGHT MME. SARAH BERNHARDT The MME. SARAH BERNHARDT world's MME. SARAH BERNHARDT most MME. SARAH BERNHARDT ccleMME. SARAH BERNHARDT bra ted ■-■: MME. SARAS BERNHARDT actress. In the greatest of all historical produc- ■-. tbons. '' ; ''.''*' , QUEEN BESS The pa- QUEEN BESS' QUEEN BESS the'tfc story QUEENBESS QUEEN BESS' ■■■■Vof. QUEENBESS QUEEN BESS; Elizabeth's QUEEN BESS ! QUEEN BESS attachment QUEENBESS QUEEN BESS' "■'■ QUEEN BESS QUEENBESS foolish QUEENBESS QUEENBESS young QUEENBESS QUEEN BESS , lbVer. QUEEN BESS And jus tragic death. yniat: Michael Aiigfclo was ■&s■ a sculptoi-j What as a dramatist, SARAHVBERNHARDT is as an actressVuShc has moved millions to tears and to smiles; and her dramatic power in this piece is little short of marvellous. The Greatest Picture Attraction vet filmed. ' ,'. MME. SARAH BERNHARDT MME. SARAH BERNHARDT (The Divine Sarah), The World's Most Celebrated Actress, in QUEEN BESS Her QUEEN BESS QUEEN BESS enthral- QUEEN BESS QUEEN BESS ling Love QUEEN BESS QUEEN BESS Storv. QUEEN BESS MME. SARAH BERNHARDT . for the first time in New Plymouth as QUEE.> BESS QUEEN BESS. We have decided to show this masterpiece at the USUAL PRICES. IT IS A PUBLIC BENEFIT-DON'T MISS IT. MATINEE TODAY. . MATINEE TO-DAY. TO THE ELECTORS. PRE-SESSIONAL ADDRESS.- ■ ]\£R. J. B. HINE, M.P. for Stratford, will deliver a pre-sessional address to the electors at the Town Hall on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. His Worship the Mayor of Stratford will take the chair at 8 p.m. j RECREATION Q. ROU ND S New Plymouth. FOOTBALL MATCHES. FOOTBALL MATCHES. RaißY AND ASSOCIATION. RWSSBY AND ASSOCIATION. TO-DAY Tuesday, June 17. TARANAKI v. H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. TARANAKI v: H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. TARANAKI v. H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. TARANAKI v. H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. Association match,to start at 1.15. Rugby match at 2.45. Admission......One shillins JAS. ,v ~ Hon. Secretarv. TARANAKI ARTS' AND CRAFTS '| .SOCIETY. . ( 'j FIRST;'ANNUAL ' ' " '' '> EXHIBITION V-OF gKETCHES.' BROUGHAM STREET HALL. > JUNE 2'3 TO 28. Open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission '•'■■•'•*.> ■ -One Shilling Each admission 'ticket carries a change in- Art Union. >'i A. McINNESS BRADBURY, Hon. Sec, TARANAKI OIL WELLS, LTD; VISIT OF H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. \ SHAREHOLDERS, especially from a distance, desiring to visit the Com* pany's Oil Wens on TUESDAY, June 11, may do so between the hours of 12 noon and 4 p.m. '', Admission to the works will be by ticket obtainable at the office at No. 2 Bore, Moturoa. , EDWARD H. TRIBE, ' ' Local Secretarv. . (U. LOAN & MERCANTILE AQENCtf CO., LTD. STK&TFORD. [ LIST OF.gTO'OK giLEa' JUNE. Wednesday, 18—-Eltiiam. ''s Thursday, 19—Hawcra. Friday, 20—Stratford. Monday, 23—Opunake. < Tuesday, 24—Manaia. Wednesday, 25—Te Wera. 1 Monday, 30—Opunake. ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. '- LIST OF CLEARING SALES. ' '. JUNE. Monday, IG—W. H. Fenwick, Tariki. ! Tuesday, 17—L.,W. Vooght, Awa- I tuna. Wednesday, 18—M. Lander, Kaupokonui. Thursday. 10— R. Canty, Hawera Yards. 8 Saturday, 21— W. D. Hamilton, Opu- c nake. " Friday, 20— F. W. Gooder, Matapu. J Friday, 20—C. McGechie, Awatuna. Monday, 23 J. Craig, Eltham. ( Tuesday, 24—P. Beverley, Mokoia. 1 Wednesday, 25—Tibbits & Novis, Whakaraara. • t Thursday, 20-H. Araon, Alton. ' ■ .Friday, 27—Hamilton & McHardy, ,opu-\ nake. ' i Monday, 30—M. Mullaly, Kaponga.