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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 94, 16 September 1914, Page 1

BOOK EARLY at the EMPIRE. ■"The night was dark and storage "Vet blithe of heart were they, Yor shining in the distance The Lights o' London lay." JjJMPIKK p 'fl'RK pALACE "Th» People's Comforter." LAST XIGHT to-night A Magnificent Pictorial Pageant. Pu.mating with Life and Romaace, , Accentuating the Wide Difference in London East and West. Acted by a Star Company of English Artists. ■4oooft. .4000 ft THE LITRE OF LONDON! THE H-RE OF LONDON! THE LURE OF LONDON! TEE LURE OF LONDONI THE LURE OF LONDON! A fascinating dramatic play of great artistic merit. Beautiful Old English Settings. Street Scenes in London. Typically English Ivv-covered Cottages. Old London as it is To-day. , , Picturing the famous BEAUTIFUL IVY CLOSE, In her inimitable impersonation of Daisy, the Flower Girl, A waif of London's streets. PICTURES OF SPECIAL MERIT. The city of the Caesars magnificently reproduced. VISIONS OF ROME, llajestic's Fine Drama. IIIS FIRST LOVE—A Grand Btory. Soma fine child actors. STUDIES OF BIRD LIFE, j A Pathe-color of special interest. UAI'MOXT GRAPHIC—Xcw copy. AJC.'s Largest Laugh: THE JOY RIDE (it's funny). Tons of Fun. Loads of laughter. People's Popular Prices: Cd and Is.

NEW .PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. is hereby given that ft Pre- I paratorv Sohool for Girls will be ; opened in the beginning of next year, ■ fcnhject to sufficient pupils being forth- , coming. Parents desirous of their daughters availing themselves of the tuition offered are aske-l to communicate with Miss Grant, Girls' lligh School, New Plymouth. L. 11. MOXTEATH, Aeting-Seeretary. f.A.ST-OFF CLOTIfIXG luR EXGLKH j POOR. JT being intended to fhip tliew goods early next week, intending do no' a «re earnestly requested to send in any contribution to any of the addresses beIcw, XOT LATER THAX THURSDAY, Mis Orooke, torner of YiTian aad Dawson Btreeto; J Irs Mckaac, South Road; Miag fancy Shop, Devon Street; C. E. Baker and CVs i'uruitare Bhop, Devon Street. OUT: JOINTS Are always Iresli, and the qnality ii proved at every dinner-table. AVe kill only Prime Beef, Mattun, Pork aad Poultry. We want your orders. You want our service. OUR MOTTO—CLEANLINESS k PROMPTITUDE. BOXEDL'ST—The best fertiliser. Orders takes for any quantities from y,cwt. SOLE BROS.

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