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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 256, 8 April 1915, Page 1

Come Early, or Reserve your Scars. T?MPIRE PICTURE PALACE. " The People's Favorite. 1 " TO-NIGHT Commencing at S o'clock, an EXCEPTIONAL Collection of FILMIC ATTRACTION'S. Foremost in Lilian's thrilling dramatic Star feature, replete with sensational and stirring episodes. HIS FIRST CASE. HIS FIRST CASE. HIS FIRST CASE. ■ HIS FIRST CASE. / HIS FIRST CASE. - HIS FIRST CASE. Traffic in illicit drugs: This picture-play is not only appealing, but is full of realism and power. A KEYSTOXE COMEDY is included on this programme, and features ROSCOE ARBUCKLE in a screamingly funny part. FATTY'S DEBUT FATTY'S DEBUT FATTY'S DEBUT Cther Films are: TIIE I.iliHT OX THE WALL. THE LIGHT ON 1 THE WALL. An Exciting Edison Drama, MAX—LADY DOCTOR. . *-MAX—LADY DOCTOR. MAX—LADY DOCTOR. Jlax Lindcr in a new comedy. WOES OF A WAITRESS. WOES OF A WAITRESS. A melodrama of the Underworld. TOPICAL BUDGET. Containing Picture News of the War. THE TWO DARS—ACROBATS. THE TWO DARS—ACROBATS. A High-class Vaudeville Turn. POPULAR PRICES: fid and Is; Reserved Seats, Stalls Is. Dress Circle, Is 6d. 'Phone 365. gAPONGA ATHLETIC CLUB, Sixth ANNUAL MEETING. APRIL loth, 1915. BIGGEST AND BEST . In SOUTH TARANARI. RUNNING. CYCLING. WRESTLING. TUG-OF WAR. HOCKEY TOURNAMENTS. (Men's and Ladies.) For Programme and information see posters and advertisement, or apply Secretary. » ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL Bth, 1915. R. G. COOK, Secretary.

\HE ONLY LEGEN D." (A PIERROT MASQUE) [And COUNTRY DANCES In MR. S. PERCY-SMITH'S GARDEN, In Aid of MAORI GIRLS' SCHOOL, AUCKLAND, On THURSDAY, APRIL 8, at 2.30 p.m. (If not fine, on Saturday, April 10.) SWEET STALL. ■ AFTERNOON TEA.

HURFORD SCHOOLROOM. FRIDAY, 9th APRIL. ROLL UP EVERYONE TO HELP THE BELGIANS! A EUCHRE PARTY AND BASKET -**■ SOCIAL Will be held, aa ahove, in Aid of the Belgians and Poor in Great Britain. Ladies are requested to kindly bring baskets.

BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. STATUTORY CLOSING DAY. Vs TM MATTER of " The f&ops ani I Offices Act, 1908," and jli matter of " The Local Elections Polls Act, 1908." (WEEKLY HALF HOLIDAY. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a POLL of the Electors of the Borough of New Plymouth will be taken between 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 7 o'alock in the afternoon an WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of APRIL, 1915 (being the date fixed for the next general election of Members of the Council of the said Borough), to determine the STATUTORY CLOSING DAY for the said Borough. The Polling Booths will be situated at : The Old Drill Hall, Kawau Street (principal). The Public. Hall, Fitzroy. The Coronation Hall, Eliot Street. The residence of Mr. G. A. Corney, Devon Street West. Mr. Gordge's Store, Vogeltown. The 'Public ITall. Westown. The Sunday School-house, Frankleigh Park. The Gymnasium, Public School Grounds, St. Aubyn. The Sunday School-house, Moturoa. Dated this 7th day of April, 1915. F. T. BELLRINGFR, Returning Officer for the Borough of New Plymouth.