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HUNDREDS' saw i'T)>pcrar.v" last night. Hundreds will see it to-night. lie curly if you want a gwnl seat. r p Jl E A TR K 11 OYA I. Screened last night to an enthusiastic audience. TO-NIGHT J l ' I X\A I'j SCREENING, 'flu; Greatest Picture Achievement ever rmicoiv.nl " IT'S A LONG, LONG. WAY TO TIPPERARY." A iSTOJIY OF IRELAND'S LOYALTY. What the London Evening News says of THE GREATEST OF ALL PATRIOTIC PICTURES: "It is a stirring \\ ar Film, carefully done .... and is certain of great success wherever it is shown, in addition to ibeing a good recruiting agent in all parts of the British Empire.'' "IT'S A LONG, LONG -WAY TO Tl-PPERARY." "IT'S A LONG. LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY.'" IN THREE PARTS. The Exclusive and Only Authentic Picture Version of the Song that is cheering our Gallant Troops to Victory and has stirred millions of Uritish Hearts. One of tiie most extraordinary successes ever chronicled in the history ot local pieturedom. 'TIPPERARY." The film is founded TIPPERARY." on the famous song *' TIPPERARY." that has cheered the ITPl'ElfAinßritish troops on ! '• TIPPERARY." many a weary field, I " .TIPPERARY." and is the only autlio- •' TIPPERARY." rised copyright film I ••'TIPPERARY." ver.iion. 1 This glorious cinema sensation is ecu- I tred rcund the words of the song, con- | ve.ving in a remarkable degree their full | effect. Thousands turned away at Auckland and Wellington. (PRICES AS USUAL. Box Plan at Hoffmann's. QKAND pAT EI 0 TlO fJALL Id aid of Wounded Soldiers. To be held in THE RAHOTU HALL On WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. Grand March S p.m. Afusic (full orchesitra). Supper &nd Floor the best. Gents.' Tickets a/-, Ladies' 2/G. F. WARD, F. SHARROCIi, Joint Sees. URENU'I RIFLE CDUB.

pLAIX JND FAX CY-DRESS BALL. To be held Tt/WN HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21ft, 1915. Proceeds in aid of WOUNDED SOLDIERS' RELIEF FUND. MISS CARR'S ORCHESTRA. Danting 8 p.m. Gentlemen, 3s; Ladies, I s. W. Vi.vCENT, Eon. Secretary. CLAIRVOYANCE. JJEXRY VICTOR, N.S.A., Certified Clairvoyant, consulted at Mrs. Birdsail, Antonio Street, Stratford. Handwriting diagnosed. Send 2s fid, with birth date, for a True Delineation. gTRANDON JJOUSE (Near Railway Station), HTZROY. SUPERIOR BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Comfortable, Sunny Rooms. Piano, Hot and Cold Water Baths. Sea-bath-ing accommodation Terms moderate. Pboae 278 (two rings). W. SCOTT, Proprietor.

PJ.OOD, reliable Becoiid-hand pianos— Ward, London, £10; Hoelling, £2O; Ward, £18; Brinsmead, £4S; •Mendelssohn, £lO. Easy terms, 10s deposit, 10s monthlj.—Collier's, Devon Street. WIN TER FOOTWEAR for the man in the country. AH the liest winter styles are on view at Dockrill's. Q 9-iACRK DAIRY FARM, 4 miles Xew ** Plymouth, tip-top quality land; good house and sheds; carry 30 cows. Price £3l per acre; terms on application to Walter Eewley, Devon Street, next Theatre Royal. 1 PJA ACRES of undulating country, carry 35 cows and sheep, 8 miles New Plymouth; good house and sheds. Price £l2 10s per acre.—Walter Bewley, Devon Street, next Theatre Royal. VEW STYLES in Bostock Footwear at DocV'ill's. See the window. r»o You want ft Guinea? If so, give the Solution of the " Mysterious Clock." See Veale's window for particulars. A. Veale, grocer. forget to witness the "Mysterious Clock" in Veale's window. The most marvellous invention of the age. See Veale's window and learn all about it. A Veale, gwg.

OPrtSCIMi BARGAINS—Boye' Tweed Knickers, size 1 to 6, 3/6; me 7 to !2. -S/lfl; sim 'l3 to 17, 4/3. Great vsllue. —The KaA. JUST PubKab*d.—Allan's Siant Song; Folio, No. i; contains all beßt song* and to greatest vaiue ever offered in on« work. Price 3s. jxwtcd 3s 3d. Collier's. Where the Bnnsmead and Chappell Pianos «re. QO ACRES, Dairy Farm, 8 miles New Plymouth, close to Factory and School; new 8-roomed house, cowshed, etc,, to carry 35 cows. Price £lO per acre; terms, £3OO cash. —Walter Bewley, Devon Street, next Theatre Royal. A RAMAHO ZOO.—Pay an a "visit whito in Wanganui. Lions, Tigers, Large American Bears, Malay Bears, African Baboons. Triclcy Monkeys gtlere, Australia Kangaroos. Opossum*, live Tortoises, French Cats, ead a great variety ' T.--, t* ffMUtmi 1,1 ' —*!•:

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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 1

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