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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1915, Page 1

VO!/R LAST < ►I'I'ORTUXTiT. JfHE EMPIRE. TO-NIGHT A new ■Frem-li Photoplay. bearing oil the fateful influence of heredity, HIS SOX'S ACCUSER 4000 ft. of HIS SOX'S ACCUSER trajne, IHS SOX'S ACYUSEII vivid MS SOX'S ACCUSER realism. His sox's accuser mystery, HIS SOX'S ACCUSER and romance. This great Drama is swift and thviUiiig, and not only provides a great soeiolojJfital study and a moral lesson, but also contains a delightful love story. The son of his father, di-sipite his environment, follows the dissolute parents early footsteps and embarking on a downward eam-r brings disaster on innocent heads. The reformed father, Bow a detective, unknowingly tracks down the >-on. How Fate balances the tangle is w« li told by the film. A tender romance adds the brighter touch to the jii.tme and completes a <1 Til ma of strong interest. 4000 ft. lIIS VOX'S ACCUSER. WOOft. ProdiK-cd with the refined artistry for which iPatlie is famous. Additional —■ HELEN" INTERVENES—Charming Child Study. AUSTRALIA'S SOXS (on route to Berlin). Newest Kcrstono Care-lifter. HOfiAX'S SPREE. / WAR GAZETTE, and others. PRICES—I and Gd. Reserves 1/6 ft ml 1/-. Q.RAND pLAIX AXD JUNCY J)RESS JJALL inaer the Patronage of the Prime Minister, .Members of the Cabinet and Sir Joseph Ward (Leader of the Opposition). In aid of National Fund for Wounded Soldiers and their Dependents' (Organised by the Civil Servants of New Plymouth), will be held in the CORONATION HALL on THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. Special Orchestra. Cards for Nor dancers. Admission Ladies '2/6, Gc-.iemen 4/-. - Your patronage for a worthy cause is solicited, and a pleasurable evening's enjoyment guaranteed. E. C. GIDEON, Hon. Secretary. AREAH A L T, (Date to be Arranged). MOCK COURT. 'MOCK COURT.

A Bombardment of Fun and Frolic for all. Particulars later. FUND FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS , AND THEIR DEPENDENTS. V •Q It AND ART «XI ON. (Organised by Members of tbo Public Seniiv, \t■ \v Plymouth.) WIX A 11RAX'D-XEW SFX'F-STA'KTKR 33. H.l*. 5 SKATER TOURIXO OVERLAND MOTOR CAR. • w £40.0 FOR - /fi Remember, this is a lota! effort; to Taranaki alone will lie fjiven the credit of the I'uniU raised by this means- Ri.se to the occasion. Taranaki. anil give us your solid support. TICKETS 2- lid. TO P.E DRAWN ON :Juth SEPTEMBER. 1913. Remember. tile boys fought and bled for us; it is up to us to look after them ■o\v. IF VOU CANNOT CET YOUR TICKETS In your locality, drop a line to: 1.. L. SMITH, Hon. Sc.-., Box 41. New Plymouth. f KKI) II A M'S jji AL V E HEALS AND DRAWS Pr; e 1, 0. On-I- a'v.ay, u-'-d. hi i;-e fi.r over !o ;l v, .ts i;i oih- :'aniilv. I' m- l:o|! X -I A 1.1 X. |!f !!NS. i; ATI I. \ KlvS ur i;rxid\s. ami :.:iy *.,r- ,;r \ -cut.% , -ilii'iet I'll-;si — AKT,!!"!! XEEIHI.WI. I'.n.. !io ( i ;|,AS. NOTICE 'Hi THE CITIZEN'S OK NEW I'Ly.MOUTH. ' fJMIE I'rcnii-i s lately ovnipied by MR. K. TAiT, P.nMicr. Devon Street, are now liclng cnmlu.-ted by A. *** MATTHEWS. P»nteher (from aeross the way'!, in conjunction with I'. A. OPEX,SIIAW. of I.i-p]vrton. and will be styled the THE CITY MEAT STORES. Oilr Policy will l, u to sell the P.-t Quality procurable. Wo are a:aki:is a !.p.vinliiy of SHOP CASH Ti!APE, and to rn.onra-c this *'e are making rome—ions to •piir<-!ia~i-r- Vi'io pay ea-li and take away •tlici;' i>nr"!>.i. X".!!.—Tii.' Premises of tin' City Meat Store- an- ;i" ■ - <.! ut< -1 y the MOST UP 'To DATE AND SAXITARV IX XEW 'jpfA'Morni. mm:. m>l!i rr a iia k e or imtilic patroxaoi:. Telephone 438. A LWAYS N BUNDANCF T LLEN'S of gEST JJULLOCK gEEF MEAT BAZAAR, DEVON STREET