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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 384, 2 June 1915, Page 1

pBERLESS EMPIRE PICTURES. Every Evening at 8 o'clock. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. A study of human character, and. in which deception plays a prominent part. Edison 2-part Star Drama, featuring MARC M'DERMOTT in A DUAL CHARACTER, THE BEST MA'S Magnificent THE BEST MAN in'its THE BEST MAN Realistic THE BEST MAN. Scenes. ■When the Secret Sen-ice detective decured the code-letter from the crooks little did he think that it would lead to an immediate marriage. THE BEST MAN iA THE BEST MAN Novelty THE BEST MAN in plots. A drama which envelops a story concerning a Secret Service Code, the dual impersonation of a bridegroom, and the checkmating of a 'Foreign Power's Spies. NOISE OF BOMBS, NOISE OF BOMBS, A Keystone great joke, with a careless maid, stolen l)aby, policeman, and ft lighted bomh. SUGAR INDUSTRY. Most interesting. MAN WHO ibfEW. A Stirring Vitagraph Drama. LATEST WAR GRAPHIC. Something New Every Week. LURE OF THE GREEN .TABLE. Magnificent Drama. PRICES: 6d and Is. Reserves fs «incf Is 6d. TO-MORROW: "OUT 0!F THE DARK." Aeroplane versus train. rpHEATRE ROYAL. BAND' CONCERT. SUNDAY, JUNE Cth, at 6.30 p.m. Collection in Aid of National Funil. PROGRAMME: National Anthem Marseillaise. Rule Britannia. ' Overture, "Fallen Heroes," introducing " He Like a Soldier Fell " and " The Vacant Chair," Band. Selection " English Songs," Band. Song, " Nearer-, my Cod to Tliee," Miss R. Rae. Cornet Solo, "The Rosary," with Band accompaniment; soloist, Bandsman A. Wylie. Descriptive Fantasia. "The Smithy in > the "Wood," Band. , Song, "The Refuge of the Soul," Mr. Geo. V. Lamhert. Internierao, "Rosemount," Band. ' [ March, " The Old Brigade," Band. i God SaTe the King.' Conductor: Mr. J. .T. Cummins. Band Secretary: Fred. A. Coleman. QRAND AND J)ANCE

OKATO. TUESDAY, JUKE 8, 1915. In aid of the Hospital Ship Fund. Admission to Concert, 2/-. BOLL UP and support a worthy object. THE THIRTY - THIRD ANNUAL JjIIKE g R I G A D E pLAIN & JfANCY J)RESS JJALL FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN, ' * ~ will be held in the CORONATION HALL on KING'S BIRTHDAY (THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1915). Half the net proceeds will he donated to the Red Cross Fund for Wounded New Zealanders at the Front. DANCING: Children from 1 to 0.30. Adults after. FANCY DANCING BY CHILDREN. TICKETS: Children under 14, Is; LadSae> 3s; Gentlemen, 3s. Tickets may he obtained from Mrs. Dockrill and the Ladies' Committee. Prizes will be given for tiie Best Girl's Fancy Costume and also for the Most Original Girl's Costume. Prizes will also be given for the Best Boy's Fancy and Original Costume. ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, STRATFORD. SECOND TERM begins on WEDNESDAY, June 2. New pupils are enrolled and classified on Tuesday, June 1. Boarders must arrive on Tuesday. A. D. STANLEY, Secretary. * SHOOTING SEASON, 1915. to Shoot Cock Pheasants and Californian Quail in the Tarar.aki Acclimatisation Society's District will be issued by the following Post Offices: —New Plymouth, Opunake, Inglewood, Waitara, Oka£o, Pungarehu Raliotu, Tariki, Urenui, Uruti. Fee, £l, Licenses may also be obtained from the Secretary. All Licenses must be produced jr request of the Rangers. A Close Season is being observed foi Native Pigions. o. n. ircrix Hon. Sie. -yORTII TARANATCI lICNT FIXTURES: ,Tna.. 3—Mr. E. W. Whcatlev's (Presi dent), LEPPERTON'. June 10—Mr, J. Cole's, YTaipapa WAIHI.