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Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1915, Page 1

RESERVE YOUR SEAT. 'Phone 3G5. H Eg J! P I R E. Direction: G. H. SAUNDERS. NIGHTLY AT 8. TO-NIGHT. FINAL SCREENING OF PRESENT MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. Headed by a Famous 'Players' masterpiece, with the world's film sweetheart. MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD In a magnificent, thrilling and romantic drama of life in the West Virginian ■Mountains. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLES MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLES MATE. THE EAGLES MATE. A simple anil masterful tale adapted from the celebrated novel I>y Anna Alice Clianin. "MARY PICKFORD in ' The Eagle's Mate" scores a triumph even greater than the magnificent successes attained in her recent productions. The story abounds in thrills —thrills that are honest. exquisite, poignant, a story palpitant with primal passions and the joy of life. GRAND SUPPORTING PICTURES. LATEST WAR GAZETTE. Prices: 6d and 1/-. Reserves, 1/- and 1/C rn H E A T R E ROYAL. HEATRE ROYAL. WEDNESDAY. JULY 21st. WEDNESDAY. JULY 21st. At 8.15 p.m. LAST APPEARANCE IN THIS TOWN Of these Famous Russian Artists Prior to their departure for America. LEO CHERNIAVSKY. LEO CHERNIAVSKY. JAN CHERNIAVSKY. JAN CHERNIAVSKY. MISCHEL CHERNIAVSKY. inSCHEL CHERNIAVSKY. Violinist, Pianist, 'Cellist. Popular Prices: 3s, 2s and Is. Students and school children, under 20 years of age, can reserve 3s seats for 2s. Box Plan at Collier's. Chappell Piano supplied by Collier's. WM. MIKKELSON, Manager. PUNIHO SCHOOL. A SALE OF WORK in the afternoon and a GIFT AUCTION and SOCIAL tn the evening will be bcld on WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1915. Proceeds in aid of Sick and "Wounded Soldiers imd the Belgian Fund. Admission: Afternoon Free; Evening, Gentlemen 1/6, ladies 1/-. A. I. MA.CKAY, Hon. Sec. WAITARA POST OFFICE. will be received at this office ' until Noon of ■SA rURDAY, Juiy 31, 1915, for additions, painting and renovations to tlie above 'building. Contract documents may be seen at iPoat Offices, New Plymouth, Wwitara, and at the Public Works Office, Stratford. The lowest <T any tender not needearily accepted. G. T. MURRAY. Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Stratford, ■Juiy IC, 1915. TO JSCILDF.RS. rpENDERS are invited'for the erection of Addition-; to the Racon Factory for the Inglc.wooil Co-operative Bacon Co., Ltd. Plans and Specifications at our oflVo and at the Factory. Tenders, addressed to the Secretary, will be received at tin- Factory up to I'l a.m., en L !!FJA\ . July .*>!. PERCIVAL & MESSENGER. Tn^iev.ooi!. Julv Hi, mi-i. to ruiujers. RENDERS are invit.-d for the ERECTION of ADDITIONS to the Freezing Works at Moturoa, New Plymouth, for the Tnranaki Producers' Freezing Works, Co.. Ltd. Plans and specifications at our office and at the office of Mr. F. in New Plymouth. Tenders must be addressed to the ■Secretary, and will be, received at the office of the Company. Cnrrie Street, Sew Plymouth, up to a.m. .TCLY 2Stb. 1915. PERCIVAL AND MF.SSFKGER. Inglewood. July 14th, 1915. •MISS F- E BEDFORD. CONFIDENTIAL TYPIST • -Office: Phillips's Building, opposite Newton King's Hart. PLYMOUTH. EQUITAI'LE BUILDING SOCIETY OF NEW PLYMOUTH. A PPLICATIONS -will be received by the Secretary. Currin Street, New Plymouth, for SHARES in No. ■> Group of the above Society. One Sliding per 'Share, payable on application. For further particulars apply to the Secretary. A. L. HUMPHRIES, Secretary. Always n BUNDANCE LLEN'S 0t g E EF i»-MT TV7* W. rZVCN ~TT.HET.