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Taranaki Daily News, 21 August 1915, Page 1

THEATRE JJOYAL TO-DAY AT 2.30, AND AGAIN AT 3 TO-NIGHT. Another legitimate success, A DRAMA OF LOVE AND MYSTERY, with a startling denouement, THE GREEN IDOL. THE GREEN IDOL. THE GREEN IDOL. The story of a new Hindu and a fanatic girl adherent. EC JUNGLE WILDS. IX JUNGLE WILDS. EC JUNGLE WILDS. Life in the wilds/ of Africa. An exciting play of love and adventure. IN THE FRENCH LINES AT RHEIMS. IN THE FRENCH LINES AT RHEIMS. Latest Topical, Keystone Comedy, etc. MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. A MAGNIFICENT FILM STORY, in three acts, entitled: THE WIFE. THE WIFE. THE WIFE. An absorbing, thrilling dramatic masterpiece with a pleasing climax. Cast includes old Biograph players. RESERVED SEATS AT HOFFMANN'S. Prices as usual. GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY. TABLEAUX & QONCERT. In ST. MARY'S HALL on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, at S p.m. Proceeds, half for Piano Fund, half for Belgian Relief. KOTTIERHOOD pLYMOUTH J£ GOOD TEMPLAR HALL To-morrow (Sunday) at 3 p.m. Speaker: MR. MOFFLIN. Subject: "BROTHERHOOD AND WAR.' Chairman: Mr. G. H. Dolby, M. A. All Men Cordially Invited. A. GRAY, Hon. Sec. IN AID OF NO. 1 STATIONARY HOSPITAL fpHE MEMBERSHIP OF gTONES is holding a LAVENDER FAIR at Cleadon Convalescent Home on WEDNESDAY', SEPT., 1, ' - from 1 2 to 5.

GIFT AUCTION. WORK ami PRODUCE STALLS. EXHIBITION OF PICTURES. COMPETITIONS. The Lavender Ladies will dispense tea and will also have for sale lavender and violets. Admission 1/-. Tea, Od. The Exhibition will be open again from 7 to 9, when the Band has kindly consented to play. Admission ]■/-; Coffee Od. Any contribution towards the Lavender Fair will be welcome, and may be sent to Mrs. Crooke, Vivian St., or to Miss Pollard. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %'. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20. SALVATION ARMY JJRITANNTA JUTR IN AID OF THE POOR. Musical Programme cacli evening at 8. UNIQUE DECORATIONS. All kinds of Goods on Sale W. R. HOME, Adjutant. PATRIOTIC Q will be held in the HUIRANG-t HALL In aid of the Wounded Soldiers, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, commencing at 8 p.m. Captain Allen will be present and will take up a collection after reciting "The Absent-minded Beggar." Admission to Concert: Adults 1/-, Children fid. Dance Is; onlookers Od. TOWN HALL, INGLE-WOOD. MONDAY, AUGUST 23. rjJTIZENS are invited to attend a meeting at fi.4o p.m. sharp to farewell our men leaving for Trentham by the 8 o'clock train the same night. GEO. YOUNG (Mayor), Chairman Ingle wood Patriotie Committee,