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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 168, 22 December 1914, Page 1

j: jigain To-Night! I BOOK EARLY AT HOFFMANN'S, F Is 6d. i I THE CRUSH IS TERRIFIC. I i THE EMPIRE, packed as it was last evening with a brilliant gathering of delighted and delightful people, I WAS A GLORIOUS SIGHT TO SEE, And the i ENTERTAINMENT WAS WORTHY ! Of the Oceasion. : STORMS OF APPLAUSE Greeted Our Latest Gigantic Purchase, AND WAVES OF PATRIOTISM Sw«pt the Building. BARKER'S STUPENDOUS PICTURE, 7000 ft. 7000 ft. "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." The Life and Reign of Qaeen Victoria. "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." A Pictorial History of the Empire. A Pictorial History of the Empire. IT IS LNDEED WONDERFUL. IT instructs accurately, educates pleasingly, entertains thoroughly. IT evokes enthusiasm, kindles patriotism, fires ambition. IT extols peace, denounces war, fosters intelligence. A GOLD MINE OF KNOWLEDGE, A grand subject, GRANDLY treated, A picture of parts. SOMETHING WORTH ATTENTION. It is the Reigning Attraction THAT ALL MUST SEE. Lecturer .... MR. BARRIE MARSCHEL. LADIES PLEASE NOTE!—During ."CO Years a Queen" season the Ladies' Concession to Stalls will be withdrawn. POPULAR TRICES: Stalls, Is; Dress Circle, Is; Pit, 6d. Reserves at lIOFF MANN'S, Is 6d. DON'T LEAVE IT! Secure your Seat at once. Ring 430. TO-DAY QUEEN VICTORIA MATINEE. The Greatest Matinee Subject. None other so suitable. So instructive, so valuable. Your Child's Chance of a Lifetime. "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." Its impression will never fade. Follow the Good Judges. YOU, Od; YOUR CHILD, 3d. COLONIAL SUGIAE COMPANY. f£HE COLONIAL SUGAR REFINLYG CO., LTD., has this day Advanced the Prices of all grades, Raw and Refined, Sugar 15s. per ton. W. J. W. PHILSON, Manager, Auckland, December 22. I DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS llt P. IyjOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership Business hitherto carried on between Henry Honnor and ■Tames Bruce, under the style of "Honnor and Clark," is Dissolved from the. 21st day of December, 1014. HONNOR & CLARK. TARANAKI DISTRICT HOSPITAL (A3JD CHARITABLE AID BOARD. CHRISTMIAS CHEER. T3ERSONS desirous of contributing ■Christmas Cheer to the Patients iu the Hospital or the Inmates of the Old People's Home art; asked to kindly communicate with the Matron (Miss Browne), Mrs. Bayly (Old People's Home), or with C. M. LEPPER, Secretary, Brougham Street. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. XMAS AND NEW YEAR VACATION. r[U-IE BOROUGH OFFICES will CLOSE at Noon on THURSDAY, 24th inst, RE-OPENING on MONDAY, January 11th, 1916. F. T. BELLEINGER, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. JIRIVERS of Vehicles plying for hire to and from the Racecourse on the !J(>th and '2BtH inst. are hereby notified to adhere to the following routes: — To the Racecourse —Devon Street and Gover Street. From the Racecourse—Gover Street to intersection of Pemlarvos Street. thence along Pendarves Street and Liardet Street to Devon Street. Persons driving at excessive speed will be prosecuted. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. COUNTY OF TARANAKL pUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Collector will be at the ■Moa Road Board OlTice, Inglewood, from - '.I am. to 4 p.m. cm WEDNESDAY, the ■2.lrd day of December, for the purpose oi receiving rates. JOSEPH BROWN, I County Chairman. \ New Plymouth, Dec. 10, 1914. UOD have several sums availabla ,?oi 1 immediate investment.

.Again To-Night!