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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 272, 18 April 1914, Page 1

3d 6d 3d Gd 3d 6d 3d 6d 3d Od 3d 6d 3d 6d 6d 3d THE EMPIRE <sd 6d A GIGANTIC MATINEE 3d 3d A GIGANTIC MAT] NEK Od j 6d TO-DAY AT '2.30. 3d i 3d TO-DAY AT 2.311 fid iGd hitrodui-in;,' sonic lino Scenic 3d ! 3d and Educational Subjects. 6(1 «d «d 3d 6d 3d 6d 3:1 (id 3d lid 3.1 (id 3d lid 3d and EMPIRE OECHKSTRA TONIGHT Presenting a grand collection ol FILMS DELUXE. FILMS DE LUXE. READ THIS SPLENDID PROGRAMME: The Great Cines firm present 'A beautiful BELLAGIO Scenic Gem BELLAGIO 1 Flying "A's" Superior Drama, STEP-BROTHERS. STEP-BROTHERS. Latest Events and Fashions in PATHE GAZETTE, No. 248. Gaumont's Notable Educational, THE SNAIL A Wonderful ! THE SNAIL Nature Study I Our Own Pictorial Weekly, ' . N.Z. ANIMATED NEWS. A commendable Vita. Comedy, HIS LORDSHIP BILLY SMOKE. Full of fun. A Glorious Dream Play, VOCATION VOCATION VOCATION ' • « ]i VOCATION " "•' VOCATION How a Girl VOCATION was cured OF of her OF Passion SUZETTE for the SUZETTB Stage. SUZETTB SUZETTE SUZETTE SUZETTE I 3500 ft, tastefully presented. A GREAT STORY OF STAGELAND. Concluding with the Mirthful Morsel, ) . A BOX OF MATCHES. j ' A BOX OF MATCHES. A joyful ending to a fine evening's entertainment. EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. ' Reserves at Theatre. 'Phone 365 t 6d, Is USUAL PRICES. 6d, Is I NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. found trespassing on the farm known as "Bellringer's," Smart Road, will be prosecuted. J. 0. JONES. BAND CARNIVAL. ] persons holding Queen Votes ther >rpperty belonging to the Citiens' Committee are respectfully requested to return the same at once. All accounts due in connection with the Carnival must be in the hands of he undersigned by Noon on WEDNESJAY, the 22nd inst. R. 0. ELLIS, TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. Ladies and Gentlemen, — In response to requests from a large number of electors, I have consented to again allow myself to be nominated for the office of Mayor of New Plymouth. In soliciting the suffrages of the electors, I am content to allow my past services both as Mayor and as Councillor to speak for themselves. If you do me the honor of again electing me I shall, asi I have in the past, do all in my power to further the progress and prosperity of our town. Yours faithfully, G. W. BROWNE. PIGS! PIGS! [W. D IMOCK C o "' LTD ' April 9, 1914. THE PAR-SIGHTED MAN Who believes in "putting something away for a rainy day" invests his savings; amongst other things, in Land, and property of the kind. Such investments usually fetch good returns, and many good opportunities are daily advertised in tno columns of the Taranaki Daily News. Get the habit of looking them over —yo\n opportunity n getting sometb it:: easy to buy *r easy to pay I'.; may come time. On the other nana jou may aav Land to sell. In such ». case us the columns of the Taranaki Da.il News, and your little Ad. will carr, your message to thousands. Over 15,000 eyes e:an these par