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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 249, 30 March 1915, Page 1

T7MPIRE PICTURE PALACE. " The iPcople's Favorite." TO-NIGHT A Magnificent Pictorial Feast, portraying an Emotional Romantic Drama. A Story of Politics and its undercurrent!!. Vitagraph's Splendid Star Feature, SHADOWS OF TFR F*Sf\ I SHADOWS OF THK PAST. SHADOWS OF THE PAST. SHADOWS OF THE PAST. SHADOWS OF THE PAST. SHADOWS OF THE PAS - .? To wrong-doers, tortu--' •""! mcked by remorse, the past i= i very terror. Guilty consoior.ee makes towards of us all, and that was the lever used to make the reformed Brandons engage in criminal schernes. SHADOWS OF THE PAST. SHADOWS OF THE PAST. SHADOWS OF THE PAST. SHADOWS OF THE P.iST. SHADOWS OF THE PiST. SHADOWS OF THE PART. Every scene of this great scries is full of unexpected incidents. A Brilliant Humorous Keystone. HARD CTDER. The limit HARD CTDER. in HARD CIDER. Funnyisms. Bubbling over with mirth and full of fun. HARD CIDER. HARD CIDER. In which non-alcoholic beverages play a laughable part. .PATHE'S WAR GAZETTE. The Latest from Home. OH, YOU KIDS! A Splendid Farce. PHYSICAL CULTURE SERIES. Grand Educational Item. ACROSS THE CHASM. A.B. Melodrama. BELGIAN RELIEF. A Programme of Scenic, Topical and Dramatic Pictures will he screened in the T?MPIRE piCTURE pALACE Good Friday Night By the Management of the EMPIRE PICTURE CO. IN AID OF THE BELGIANS. IN AID OF THE BELGIANS. IN AID OF THE BELGIANS. IN AID OF THE BELGIANS. IN AID OF THE BELGIANS. IN AID OF THE BELGIANS. The Total Proceeds to go to the BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. HELP THE GALLANT BELGIANS. HELP THE GALLANT BELGIANS. HELP THE GALLANT BELGIANS. We cannot do too much for them. MINIMUM PRICES: 6s and Is. Seats may be reserved at Is and Is Od. GIVE MORE IF YOU CAN AFFORD TO. IT'S ALL FOR THE BELGIANS. MOUNTAIN HOUSE EXCURSION. />N GOOD FRIDAY, if sufficient inducement offers, a MOTOR-'BUS will leave the BANK OF NEW ZEALAND CORNER at 3 a.m. for the Mountain House, returning the same day. FARE: 12s Cd return. Seats may be Booked at the Criterion Garage. 'Phone 139. TARANAKI MOTOR TRANSPORT CO., LTD. MOTOR TRIP. GOOD FRIDAY. . rpHE COMPANY'S CHAR-A-BANC will |*- leave the BANK OF NEW ZEAS T ER at 2 p.m. on GOOD „ vu;fli ,„/ INGLEWOOD, stopping at Meeting of the Waters and Electric Light Works, and returning via I.epperton. RETURN FARE ss. Seats may be Booked at the Criterion Garage. 'Phone 139. TARANAKI MOTOR TRANSPORT CO., LTD. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS. It>URSUANT to the Terms of "The Banking Act, 1008," TUESDAY, fith APRIL, 1!)1"> is hereby appointed a SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY at the Offices of the undermentioned- Banks throughout New Zealand. THE UNION BANK' OF AUSTRALIA, LTD., K. A. HOLMES, i Inspector. THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, R. B. SMITH, Acting Inspector. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND LTD., D. W. DUTHIE, Acting General Manager. THE HANK OF NEW ZEALAND, WM. CALLEXDER, General Manager.

NOTE. GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1015. EASTER SATURDAY APRIL :!. 1015, EASTER MOXDAY, APRIL 5, 1015, Will also be observed as Holidays tliroiigliont Xcw Zealand, being Statutory Tnlidays. EASTER HOLIDAYS. T-IIE MARTS AXI) OFFICES of the undersigned Auctioneers in New Plvmonth will' be CLOSED from THURSDAY. APRIL ind, to TUESDAY, 'APRIL 6th, 1013: NEWTOX KINO, WEBSTER RROS., I L. A.'XOLAN AXI) CO. tive Slions'for tin- Easter Holidays from THURSDAY XTGIIT to TUESDAY MORNING:-fi. Fraser, H. Coburn, J 'Roberts, A. MeOonagle, H. Davidson, R. H. SoW