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Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1915, Page 1

Mr. Wiseman lias booked seats for himself and family. Have you? BOX PLAN AT HOFFMANN'S. rpHEATRE JJOYAL piOTUEES. "Where the Big Stars are." TO-MORROW At 8 o'clock. The management present the sensational film, THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. In Five reels of Magnificent Pictures. AN EXCITING and up-to-date adventure of brigand life among the mountains of Spain. TAKEN AMIDST BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN SCENERY. THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. Right away from the start you a,re plunged into the thick of as thrilling a plot as you can imagine. SOME THRILLER, BELIEVE US., NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. NGAMOTU SEASIDE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. fJIHE Annual General Meeting of the above Society ivill be held at the Taranaki County Council Chambers, Piobe Street, on TUESDAY (to-morrow), at 7.30 p.m. * Business: To receive report and balance-sheet, election of officers, and general. The Executive urge all those interested in the welfare of our town to attend. v (JREAT ] J ECTUBE > NEW ZEALANDER CAPTURED BY GERMANS! M\ JOHN CLEGG, a well-known citizen of Dunedin, who was in France and Italy shortly before and after war broke out, will narrate in an illustrated and splendidly told lecture his thrilling experiences while on the Continent and subsequently while a German prisoner of war. A stirring, graphic account of actual experiences at the hands of the Germans! Hear what this war means by one who has been on the spot. Mr. Clegg is touring New Zealand entirely without remuneration, and devoting all the proceeds of his lectures to the Wounded Soldiers' Fund. The Dates for North Taranaki are.— Eltham, Town Ilall, Monday, Aug. 30! Inglewood, Town Hall, Tuesday, Aug. 31. Stratford, Town Hall, Wednesday, Sept. 1. New Plymouth, Good Templar's Hall, Thursday, Sept. iS Kaporga, Town Hall, Friday, Sept. 3. Manaia, Town Hali, Saturday, Sept, 4. PRICES: 2/- and 1/-.

gPRING JpLOWER WHITELEY HALL, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, September 2 and 3. Competitions in Decorated Tables (open and novice), to be judged by public vote, Decorated Mantels, Baskets, Vases, Children's Buttonholes (boys and girls under 10 and from 10 to 14), Cut Blooms (novice), and Gentlemen's Decorated Tables. Entries close at Mr. C. Carter's shop on TUESDAY, August 31, at 0 p.m. Entry fees 6d. Children free. Liberal prize-list, including several specials. Plaiu and Fancy Goods, Sweets, and Produce Stalls. Afternoon Tea and Supper. Open from 2 to 5.30 and 7 to 10 each day. Admission to Show: Is; Children, halfprice. ABRIDGED PROGRAMME. DAIfNEVTRKE RACING CLUB STEEPLECHASE MEETING. r JX) be held on the Club's Course, Tare - aki, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, 1915. Weights will be declared on Friday, August 27 th. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE on TUESDAY, AUGUST 31st, at 9 p.m. Telegraph Offices close at S p.m. FOR PROGRAMME SEE REFEREE. ROBT. TAJvLE, Secretary. Qoingtothe Danee? Then, be correctly dressed for it, and secure the maximum enjoyment. "She" will appreciate your correct Bhirt, collar, tie, gloves; and your stylish suit. Yes, a warm overcoat and muffler will be "worth while" after the dance. We can fit you out as you ought to be clothed. DAVE OLEOO XNGLEWOQiyfi CLOTHLEB