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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 165, 12 January 1914, Page 1

IIEATBE ROYAL, NEW I'LYMOI Direction.: ,T. C. WILLIAMSON, Ll.I. Oneral Manager for N.Z.: Richard Stewart MlßTil-MELODY-ROMANCE. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) TO-NIGHT. ,T. 0. WILLIAMSON, LTD. (By Arrangement with (ieo. Edwardes) presents llie NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY. 150—ARTISTS—150. In the Enormously Successful and Delightfully Fascinating Musical Play, THE COUNT OF LUXEMBOURG. THE COUNT OF LUXEMBOURG. Music dy Franz Lehar, Composer of "The Merry Widow." Cast of Characters: Count Rene of Luxembourg ... Frank Greene Grand Duke Riitziuov. Kobt. Whytc, Jr. Brissard I'" 1 ™ ut » Registrar Charles Albert Mons. do Treasac Cecil Onttrim Mons. de Valmont Julius Roscms Captain Pavvlow Victor Prince Pelogrin Hany Batclille Mons. Gcrardy' Edward Wynne Juliette. Dorothy Brunton Countess Kokozoil' Celia Ghiloni Marquissi! de Chateau-Neuf ... Rene Connolly Comtcssc Tchiakowski .. Stella Ksdaile Lb.ettc F«l> Batlerbury Coralie Bene Cold Fleuretto Atclha Stocks P,,„nlK-. Alice Benuctto Incidental to Act 11'.—Dance Pomponette (Vlasta Novotna and Olias. Albert). Produced under the Direction of Chas. A. Womuan. Musical Director: Gustavo Slapofl'ski. Stage Manager: Dick Sbortland. I'rices: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, lis; Stalls, 4s; Pit, 2s. Box Plan sit Collier's. TARANAKI METROPOLITAN TAR AN AKI METROPOLITAN A ____ ANNUAL SHOW ANNUAL SHOW NEW PLYMOUTH WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 AND 2G, 1911

SECOND AUTUMN LIVE STOCK SHOW IX TARAXAKI. IREAT INCREASE IX PRIZE MONEY IN ALL SECTIONS. ENTRIES Close for Factory Butter Classes on January 7, 19H. iI'.XERAL ENTRIES Close on February " 1914. CHEAT SALE of EDIGREE CATTLE, "''"" '£sl.* &TUD AND STOCK SHEEP, SHOW HORSES, Etc., On FEBRUARY 27, 19U. olicdules on application to A. L. HUMPHRIES, Care of Webster and McKellar, Curric Street, New Plymouth. VISIT THE .UCKLAND EXHIBITION .DfIKLAKD EXHIBITION for the HRISTMAS & NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS AN ENJOYABLE TRIP. A COMPLETE CHANGE. KEEN ENJOYMENT. A SPLENDID SHOW. fo finer music has been heard in New Zealand than that of the ROI'AL ARTILLERY BAND. 'HE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISHING. 'HE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. Wonderland makes straight hair curly! Excursion Fares on the Railways all lie time from everywhere. j\£ALVA r£EA TgIOSK, BREAKWATER. Open AVeek Days and Sundays. An Added Attraction to a Seaside Visit—An Inviting Cup of Tea, Strawberries and Cream, Ice Cream, etc. Picnic Parties Specially Catered for. Everything at Town Prices. SUCHRE PARTY at Early Date to be Announced, IRS. C. W. WILLIAMS .. i J ropnetress. HE finest selection of Christmas Pre- - sents in Taranaki at the Red Post. d.x. VOU can get It cheaper at the Red 1 port. **■ A GREAT Big Family of Dells at the " B.K. Toy Department, opposite the ihnpire Theatre. *OT 3TORY Books and Picture Books ~ galore at the 8.K., opposite Empire Theatre. *•? rvAINTIEST Goods for seasonable preU sents in Ambury's windows. Select >arlv. Prices are right. Variety great. ' a.j nOUND-Sensible Preientt: Oak Photy D frainei, Picture Jt a J5*. ?££ Chalks, OrayoM, etc., at WEST & SONS PaSnten (oppMlta Maionfo StaM*)