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Taranaki Daily News, 6 November 1915, Page 1

TO-DAY AX a.30 TO-DAY AX a.30 TO-DAY AX a.30 ' And Again tTONIGHT AT 8 Aid Finally MONDAY. __The management of the ' JjjJMPEtE piCTDBE pALAOE. present LUBIN'S 3-PABT MELODRAMA, {A atory full of sentiment and emJtional incidents..- The wiles of a temptress ' irhrkOy portrayed. Fall of exciting "* moments. BCfENES IK JtOOTB CARLO and NICE. A glorious, grand drama, A SIREN OF CORSICA. A SIREN OF CORSICA. A SIREN OF CORSICA. a Siren op Corsica. A SIREN OF CORSICA. A phenomenal success. LOVE, PASSION AND INTRIGUE. Supporting films include: CONFERENCE OF THE FRENCH AND BRITISH MINISTERS OF WAR. A most timely and interesting film. TERROR OF THE MOUNTAINS (Drama). FATTY'S SWEETHEART (Vita. Com.) .VERY LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. And a roaring, Tipping, rollicking comedy,' IiIJSSLE'S JWAYWARD PATH. (TUSSLE'S WAYWARD PATH. > A series of comic hunting escapades. Prices: 6d and 1/-; Reserves, 1/- and 1/6, at Woolby's, or Theatre after 130. Those MB, (JOOD IJEMPLAR H ALL MONDAY, NOVEMBER & CONCERT QF AID OF THE SERBIANS. PROGRAMME: 1. Coma Quartette ..'.. Comic 2. Punch Picture ..... "Comme il fanf 3. Song Mi«s Kendentine 4. Glee "Golden Slumbea* 6. Punch Pictures—'"PnMnahing" Palestine's Day" 8. Song—"Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts t ' for Soldiers"—Mrs. Birch-Johnston Five Minutes' Interval 7. Song with pseudo-'cello ohllgaio & Punch. Picture, "Gemsof language" 9. Song Miss Kenderdine SO. Punch Picture "Through Everything" 11. Song—The Curate and the Maiden"—Mrs. Birch-Johnston. J2. Piano Solo—Chopin Seherzo No. 3, Op. 30—Miss Leatham 13. Punch Picture—The Model* 34. Rounds. . > , "God Save the King." - AREAH A L h. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2t QKAND ENTERTAINMENTS To be given by the Pupils of Ware* School in aid of the Poor in Britain and Belgium Fund. Select programme includes Songs, Vocal Duets, Whistling Chorus, Dialogues, Recitations, Lantern March and Scene froffl "Malice in Kulturland. 0

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CHEAP RAILWAY FARES, SPEND THE WEEK-END • y AT NEW PLYMOUTH * A DAY AT THE SEASIDE is a tonic scd a happy diversion for the wife and children; better than all the medietas. THREE FINE BEACHES to choose Jwtween—-EAST END (surfing, sun-bath-ing, boating on river, donkeys and swingboats for the children, splendid pavilion, refreshments); KAWAKOA PARK (bathing in baths. and surf, swing boats, afternoon tea, magnificent promenade); MOTUROA (surfing, fishing, boating, Pari tutu, the Wharf, refreshments). .OTHER ATTRACTIONS Pnkekura Park, Western Park, Hospital Grounds, Meeting of the Waiters, "Aotea," etc., Ac. RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES EVERY WEEK-END. Bawera to New Plymouth, return, firstclass, 8/11; second class, 6/-. Normanby, }/i and 5/8. Eltham, 6/fl and 4/7. <3tratford, 5/8 and 3/11. Mddhirst, 5/5 •hd 3/9. Tariki, 5/6 and 3/9. Send to Expansion.and Tourist League (of special boarding tariffs for week-end «r any other information. > VIYIFIG fhe great specific for Eczema (used in; jonnection with ViViFIC OINTMENT), fts effects are also wonderful in cases jf indigestion. The following testimonial attests to its virtues: — New Plymouth, June 26, 1913. Messrs Moore and Co, 'Dear Sirs.—l can recommend the value* if,your "ViVmC" Ointment, together \ jrith the medicine for the eczema rash,.. And a tonic also. Our boy had a bad tnee for three months. A friend recommended "ViVuriC." After using, two bottles of tonic and one of Ointnent, I am happy to say he is quite tared and well, and I can safely recommend its use to other sufferers.—'Sours faithfully. (Sd.) A. FRETHET. If your store keeper does not stock it,. tpply to Messrs Burgess, Fnuer and Co., wew Plymouth and Hawera, or Meßsrs. Sempthorne, Prosser and Co. and Sharjand and Co., Wellington. ' Price 3/6 per bottle. Ointment, 2/0;