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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 33, 29 June 1914, Page 1

Follow the crowds to the rpHEATRE ]|OVAL piCTURES THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES Where the pleased patrons are. TO-NIGHT We again have pleasure in presenting another great attraction to give change to your everyday life in our charming and picturesque town, and to please your eyes with a most gorgeously played • and richly-costumed screen play in THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. • THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. 4400 ft of beauty and charm. Magnificently performed. JAMES K. HACKETT, Leader of the American stage, and a distinguished cast. IT MUST NOT BE MISSED. IT MUST NOT BE MISSED. This most popular of Anthony Hope's Romances. A REGAL PLAY OF A MAX WHO WAS A KING. A KING WHO WAS A MAN. By the ibest cast that ever played it, JULIUS KNIGHT'S BIG SUCCESS. JULIUS KNIGHT'S BIG SUCCESS. JULIUS KNIGHT'S BIG SUCCESS. With great auxiliary films: \ GRAPHIC Striking pictures of Carson GRAPHIC and the Ulster crisis. A LESSON IN JEALOUSY. Fun by Sydney Drew and Clara Young. ESQUIMAUX OF SIBERIA, and others of quality, l-'area, Gd and . Is. Reserves Collier's.

rp, II EAT R E goy A 1 Direction: J. C. 'WILLIAMSON, LTD. PANTOMIME IM4 EXTRAVAGANZA.! PANTOMIME 1014 EXTRAVAGANZA. MONDAY, JULY 10. J. C. WILLIAMSON, Ltd., Haw once again much pleasure ill announcing their STUPENDOUS PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA, Which this year is based upon the attractive story of THE FORTY THIEVES. THE FORTY THIEVES. THE FORTY THIEVES. ' THE FORTY THIEVES. ( J Which Theatrical History will know as i "The Bobby-darling Pantomime," IN TWO ACTS AND 16 SCENES, TEEMING WITH TOP-HOLE ENTERTAINMENT.

■ THE BOX PLANS will ho opened at 'Collier's, i\cw Plymouth, on THUKSDAY, JULY 9. PANTOMIME DATES: New Plymouth—Monday, July 13. Eltliam —Tuesday, July M. Wangauui—Wednesday and Thursday, July 15 and MS. Palniei'ston North—Friday, July 17. Napier—Saturday and Monday, July IS and 20.

PRICES; 6s, 4s, 2s. VIVIVIC. rpjEED & CO., tlie well-known Chemists of Taranaki, are continually sending the repeat orders for VIVIVIC. Try it—3/0 per bottle. RAMABAI'S MISSION TO CHILD WIDOWS OF INDIA. OALE OF INDIAN, ORIENTAL AND ° CONTIXiENTAL GOODS and NOVKLTIES will be held in GOOD TEMPLAR HALL, JULY 2 and 3. Admission free, hotli afternoon and evening. NOTICE TO FARMERS. HJESSRS BORTKWICK & SONS, owing to the closing down of their works for a short time, will not be buying pigs after the end of this month until further notice. J. BUTCHER, Agent. W. KONG & 00. FRUITERERS AND CONFECTIONERS Empire Picture Buildings, DEVON STREET.

Always oil Hand: CHOICEST FRUITS VEGETABLES CONFECTIONERY EVERYTHING CLEAN AND SWEET. We are not looking for big profits, to we sell at reasonable rates. Give us a Trial ! We guarantee to please. NOTE THE ADDRESS: Empire P.cfcure Buildings.

FOR SALE. 500 ACRES FREEHOLD, Opunakc district, 120 acres In grass, balance bush; sliccp-pvoof fencing; dairying country. Price £7 per acre, on e.aLij- terms. Good opening for man with small capital. Apply to— L. E. JACKSON, Opunake.

riREAT REDUCTION SALE—A. G. Catran's business has chili)#')! lwnds, and the stock has to be reduced. Great vulue will be given far cash.. Bargains In every depurtni' Call and inspect now.