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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 35, 1 July 1914, Page 1

Follow tlie crowds to the TIIEATKE ROYAI, PICTURES THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES Where the pleased patrons are> TO-NIGHT The Pinnacle of Perfection in Picture Projection. Absolutely LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIG'IIT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT of Anthony Hope's Masterpiece. A wonderful picture that has created a big sensation. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZEN DA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. The Famous Players' Co.'g huge production. 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. Ihis most popular of Anthony Eope'i Romances. A REGAL PLAY OF A MAN WHO WAS A KING. A KING WHO WAS A MAN. •By the best 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, tares, Gd and Is. Reserves Collier's. pOOTBALL! pOOTBALL! RECREATION GROUNDS,

THURSDAY, JULY 2, At 3 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH MAORIS y. WAITARA MAORIS. Admission Sixpence DA2CCE IX THE FORESTERS', HALL' IX THE EVEXIXG. 'i-.fai.li'jnra. 'is; Ladies, 'Free. T. O'v'AßKf H(je. Sec. (< 0 U i-S IX G ! QO.UJi-SING:! TARAXAIU PTJJMPTO.V .COmSISSR CLUB At '•GJ, E X A V 0 X (Close to Xe w Plymouth). WEDXESDAY AXD THURSDAY, JULY 1 and i First couik to start at .12 neon. OPEX .MATDEX STAKE, of £3f>,:and Silver Cup, valued at £7 7b, for . 30 dogs or bitches that hav,e not won more than £5 in any one. stake.; Thirtv-sis .nominations, or utake paid pro i-ata. Winner £2f) and Silver Cup valued £7 7s, runner-,up .€lO, two dugs £2 Ids oath. XO.UIXATIOSS (£1 Is) close TO-BAY \June 27). ACCEPTAXCES (£1 Is) close at .« p.m. on the night of the draw, which' takes place at th? Itoval Hotel at .9 p.E). on June 30. Sf'IXISIT OF THE UXJAL ATAIOEX STAKE.

A jSUPPLKMBNTAUV STAKE WILL ALSO Bli RUN. J. JENKINSON, Secretary, 3?ew Plymouth.

MAY WE SEND YOU QU3 ORDER CLERK We hold a very high grade atock of groceries, and all we ask is that you replenish your pantry from our shelves. We guarantee the purity of our jioods and will deliver them protiptly to your door. Our motto is strictly moderate prices. WHITAKER & SOE GEOCEES, NEW PLYMOUTH"Phone 111.

SIIOOTIXG SEASOJ* 1914. to st'.ooi Cock Pheasant? and Californian Quail in the Tar-«-naki Acclimatisation Society's district will bo issued by the following Post Offices: —Xc"' Plymouth, Opimake, In:»)c----wood, Wni i .".ra. .'«-aio, Pungarehu, Kaliotu, Tariki, Urcnui, Cruti. Fee, £l.

Licenses may also be obtained froithe Scei -itar.v. All licenses must be produced on repufest of tlie Rangers. A eliisa season is being observed for native pigeons. \ 0. N. FISTH, \ . Hob Sec,