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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 306, 4 June 1915, Page 1

ROYAL PICTURES ROYAL PICTURES ROYAL PICTURES TO-MORROW GRAND CHOCOLATE MATINEE. GRAND CHOCOLATE MATINEE. GRAND CHOCOLATE MATINEE. Brery child attending the matinee receives a ipacket of Nestle's Chocolate. An absorbing programme. FEATURING ALICE JOYCE. FEATURING ALICE JOYCE, in Kalem's powerful drama, PRICE OF SILENCE. PRICE OF SILENCE. ■ PRICE OF SILENCE. . HUGE OF SILENCE. A hateful marriage! 'A mansion of despair! A NOBLE REWARD. Keystone present "Fatty" in PATTY AND MINNIE HEEHAW. PATTY AND MINNIE HE-lIAW. PATTY AND MINNIE HE-HAW. Batty and an Indian Squaw cause 20 minutes of hearty laughter. Bighth instalment of "Dolly of the Dailies" series, A TIGHT SQUEEZE. A TIGHT SQUEEZE. , A TIGHT SQUEEZE. Dolly discovers the perpetrators of a hideous erime. THE KAISER'S DREAM. THE KAISER'S DREAM. THE KAISER'S DREAM, botn* cartoons of a highly amusing enaracter. NESTLES MILK INDUSTRY. NESTLE'S MILK INDUSTRY. JfESTLE'S MILK INDUSTRY. A Splendid Educational Kim. A WOMAN SCORNED. A WOMAN SCORNED. A.K. Melodrama, latest War News; Comedies. IViees: */«, 1/- and Gd. JBBATKE ROYAL. BAND CONCERT. SONDAY, JUNE 6th, at 8.30 p.m. Collection in iAid of National Fund. PROGRAMME! :■ National Anthem Marseillaise. Rule Britannia. ©verture, "Fallen Heroes," introducing "He Like a Soldier Fell" and " The Vacant Chair," Band. Selection " English Songs," Band. Song, " Nearer my "God to Thee/' Miss R, Rae. Cornet Solo, "The Rosary," with Band accompaniment; soloist, Bandsman A- Wylic. Descriptive Fantasia, "The Smithy in the Wood," Band. Song, "The Refuge of the Soul," Mr. Geo. V. Lambert. Intermezzo, "Rosemount," Band. March, "The Old Brigade," Band. God Save the King. Conductor: Mr. J. J. Cummins. Band Secretary: Fred. A. Coleman. (JRAND QONCERT AND J)ANCE OKATO. TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1915. In aid of the Hospital Ship Fund. Admission to Concert, 2/-. ROLL UP and support a worthy object. TfISTED TWO UP-TO-DATE BOEING PtLANTS (3000 ft. or over). MUST BE IN FIRST-CLAiSS " CONDITION. Also two OIL-DRILLERS, with American oilfield experience. Only men of ability and long experience wanted. Answer with copies of testimonials. CAPT. C. CURRIER, F.G.S., General Supt. Australian Oilfields, Ltd. 23 Regent Street, Paddington, New South Wales. "A Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss." MEMBERSHIP OF STONES. Object : TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE FIRSI NEW ZEALAND STATIONARY HOSPITAL. You are asked to become a Stone unti September 1. Members entitled Stones contributi Is monthly. Members entitled Rolling Stones do nate Is. Members entitled Stationary Stonei to earn money in any way that maj occur to them, restricting thcmselve: to an initial outlay of Is. Member: (of a family, for instance) may poo their capital if seized with a join bril liant idea for increasing it. Stationary Members to send in on tin first of each month any surplus mone; not needed to trade with, the said sur plus, money to be entered into the Gen eral Account. We shall be glad if members will tr; to induce others to become Stones o some kind. A meeting will be held on Septembe 1 and all moneys called in. The amoun collected will be published and handei to the authorities to use as tliev thin] fit. S. POLLARD, Secretary. F. MASON, Assistant-Secretary. J. D. CROOKE, Treasurer. Cleadon Convalescent Home, New Plymouth, May, 1015.