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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 254, 25 March 1914, Page 1

THE LATEST, GREATEST AND BEST THE LATEST, GREATEST AND BEST at the gMP IK E piCTJRES. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Something unusually absorbing. Faithfully depicting HEREDITY and a LUST FOR ALCOHOL A craving affecting six generaitona. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. (2000 ft). A strong play on a vital subject. Majestic presents PLAYMATES. PLAYMATES. PLAYMATES. PLAYMATES. PLAYMATES. Edison presents HONOR OF THE FORCE. HONOR OF THE FORCE. HONOR OF THE FORCE. HONOR OF THE FORCE. HONOR OF THE FORCE. A.K. Co.'s contribution: LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR. LASS THAT LOVED A SATLOt LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR. LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR. A delightful tit-bit: CELESTIAL REPUBLIC. CELESTIAL REPUBLIC. CELESTIAL REPUBLIC. Lubin's Comedy: A SLEEPY ROMANCE. A SLEEPY ROMANCE. A SLEEPY ROMANCE. A SLEEPY ROMANCE, Causing much fun. AND THE MUSIC IS A TREAT. 1 AND THE MUSIC IS A TREAT. ' PLEASURE FOR YOUNG AND OLD. CARNIVAL QUEEN-TO-NIGHT. Supporters of Miss V. Gilbert will assist their favorite by attending at tho Empire to-night. All for Is and 6d. Reserves at Hoffmann's. yacht race Come to the BREAKWATER on ANNIVERSARY DAY and see the £2O A " SIDE YACHT race (Distance, i 9 miles). The biggest stake ever yet sailed for in Taranaki. Flagships will follow the racing boats and will carry passengers. C. W. WILLIAMS, Chairman Breakwater Sports Committee NEW PLYMOUTH GAS CO., LTD. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.

rjHHE LAST DAY FOR DISCOUNT will be TO-DAY, Wednesday, March 23. J. JONES, Secretary. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ELECTRIC LIGHTING. LAST DAY for DISCOUNT for Blectria Lighting is TO-DAY (Wednesday, March 25), till 4 p.m. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. ' EXCURSION FARES. BREAKWATER REGATTA. f£HE public are hereby notified that the New Zealand Railway Department has consented to grant Excursion Fares from Hawera, Waitara and intermediate stations to Breakwater by morning train on March 31. The train will arrive at the Breakwater at 11 o'clock, and tickets arc available for day of issue only. C. W. WILLIAMS, Chairman Breakwater Sports Committee. [Card.] ]£OROMIKO JJOME, INGLEWOOD. NURSE MORGAN (late of St. Helens' ' Hospital, Christchurch).

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