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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 290, 11 May 1914, Page 1

THE SHOW Til AT SATISFIES. TO-NIGHT GRAND DOUBLE SURPRISE in Drama ai.tl Comedy. LISTEN! ! ! Owing to the tremendous success of the celebrated Keystone 1000 foot comedies this Company of uproarious funmakers decided to produce sumo 2000 ft comedies and we have pleasure in introducing for the first time in Xew Plymouth their first release A KEYSTONE 2000 ft SCREAM, ZULA THE BANDMASTER. ZULA THE BANDMASTER. ZULA THE BANDMASTER. A huge burlesque of Sousa, "The March King.'"' If you'-'value your life don't miss this, you will live 10 years longer. ANOTHER BIG DRAW. Kate Kirby, tlte girl detective, together with the "Famous Players Coy," are performing to-night their delightful and much talked off DELICATE DETECTIVE DRAMA, 3000 feet of mystery, entitled: AN HOUR BEFORE DAWN. AN HOUR BEFORE DAWN. AN HOUR BEFORE DAWN. The plot introduces the recent discovery of infra red ray, which created so nraeh interest in scientific circles. The complications that arise are puzzling, fa»•iwiting, and compel your attention to the closing Bcene. AN EXTRA FEATURE. To further prove why you should not miss this great programme. You know ♦hat delightful song, "The Little Hero"? How would it suit a pictorial presentation? Just think, we have it THE LITTLE HERO THE LITTLE HERO THE LITTLE HERO abounding in beautiful sentimental" aid admirably suited for the cinema. THE LAST WORD This programme has drawn big houses wherever shown, and we sincerely recommend it; the other films are A 1. POPULAR PRICES—Is and Bd. BBSERVES-COLLIER'S. CAPE EGMONT SPORTS CLUB. ALL-COMEKS' TUG-OF - W A R QOXCERT AMD J)ANCI. PUNGAREHU HALL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1914. TEAMS-' TUG-OF-WAR, five men R-side, •to be pulled on ladder. FIRST PRIZE, .€7 10s; SECOND PRIZE. £2 10s. Norn. 12/(1 ]>er team. A two-life contest. Teams classified as far as practicable—that is, a light-weight team may not pull a heavy-weight team until the final pull. ! Teams to be beaten twice. i ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 27, 1914. Admission to Concert, Tug-of-War and iper 2/-; Dance: Ladies free; Gents '■/•• W. F. GUILD, Hon. Sec. N.B.—The Club reserve the right to reduce prize money proportionately should lees than 6 (six) teams enter. TARANAKI LICENSING DISTRICT. LICENSING ACT, 1008. EIGHTH SCHEDULE. I NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. J CAMPBELL WILSON MERRYLEBS. of Inglewood, Hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtaii, and will, at the next Licensing Meet- j ing, to be hold at New Plymouth on the sth day of June, 1914, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a Ptifc- j 1 lean's License for a house situate at Inglewood, containing 32 rojms, cxetu- \ itive of those required for the use of the family, and known as the Railway Hotel. | Name of Owner: James Hawkins, of] New Plymouth. Dated at Inglewood, tin Slh day of May, ISU4. C. W. MKRHii;.EKS. Applicant. SPENCE & STANFORD, Solictors. Stratford. *!'_' WORD, LOOK! TIMBER AT 8/- ™* 100fJIMU BOARDING, Rough Heart Scantling, suitable for stables, cowsheds, etc. Face cuts at 3s; also quantity of Firewood cheap. Apply— T. V. SIMONS, ftawjuiller, Csrrvngton Road. SHOOTING SEASON, 1914. J ICENSES to sl'.oot Cock Pheasants and Californian Quail in the Tar.inaki Acclimatisation Society's district will be issued by the following Po&t Offices:—New Plymouth, Opunake, Inglewood, Waitara, Okato, Pungarehu, rtahotu, Tariki, Urenni, Uruti. Fee, £l. Licenses may also be obtained from the secretary. All licenses must be produced on request of the Rangers. A close season is being observed for native pigeons. O. N. FIRTH, •*• BRASS BANDS INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, IEPABS. Write for free illustrated Catalogues. Estimates and all intorn.ntion free. J. W. COPITHORNE, 137 Vivl-.M Slrret. WelliMtoii, N.l