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Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. IJHEATRE JJOYAL Commencing Monday Next, March 20. j (For Three Nights Only). THE .'BIGGEST PICTURE SUCCESS On the World's Screen To-day. A Regally Artistic Film. ( j ALL RECORDS SHATTERED ' LONDON, 12 months, unfinished. NEW YORK, 10 months, unfinished. At Melbourne and Sydney a Furors. AUCKLAND, 82 screenings. The Love Story THAT STARTLED TWO CONTI- . . . NENTS, And : sent- a thrill through England. ELINOR GLYN'S ' v ( At one time • ■"' PROHIBITED BOOK. «000 ft. 6000 ft. ' "THREE WEEKS" Elinor Glyn, in ap"THHEE WEEKS" pealing to the "THREE WEEKS" nation for just "THREE WEEKS" judgment on her "THREE WEEKS" "book, Raid:—"The "THREE WEEKS" minds of some Im"THREE WEEKS" man beings are as "THREE WEEKS" moles grubbing the "THREE WEEKS" earth for worms. "THREE WEEKS" They have no eyes "THREE WEEKS" to see God's sky, "THREE WEEKS" with the stars in "THREE WEEKS" it. To such "Three "THREE WEEKS" Weeks" will be but "THREE WEEKS" "THREE WEEKS" sensual record of assion, but those "THREE WEEKS" who do look up "THREE WEEKS" beyond the mater"THREE WEEKS" ial will understand "THREE WEEKS" the deep, pure love "THREE WEEKS" and the soul in it "THREE WEEKS" all." BEAUTIFUL MADALINE TRAVERSE QUEEN SONIA, Presenting vividly with intense dramatic emphasis THE LIFE'S LOVE AND AMBITION of the neglected QUEEN OF SEVERIA. Passed by the Censor *As FREE FROM OFFENCE. Usual prices: 6d and 1/-. Ladies' Concession to Stalls, 6(1. Reserves at Collier's, Is 6d. PUBLIC NOTICES. CONTRACT FOR WEIR, WATWAKAIHO RIVER, NEW PLYMOUTH. TENDERS will he rtceived at this office until noon on March 81. 131(1, for construction of Waiwakaiho River Weir, New Plymouth. ' Drawings and specifications may be seen at Public Works Offices, Stratford and Wangaiiui, nnd at the Post Offices, New Plymouth and Hawera. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■H. H. SHARP, Resident Engineer. Public Works Office. Stratford, March 1, 1910. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "MOTICE is hereby given that the partnership l)cretofore subsisting between the undersigned, .carrying on business as Builders and Contractors at Mokau, under the name of SAMPSON BROTHERS, ha» been dissolved by mutual consort as at and from November 30, 1915. All debts due to and owing by the late firm will be received and paid respectively by Mr. A. G. 'Sampson, who will continue to carry on the business iii his own name. Dated this 17th day of March, 1016. A. G. SAMPSON. R. G. SAMPSON. Witness to Signatures— J. B. ROY, Solicitor, New Plymouth. £IOOO rQR 2/6 GEE! WHAT A CHANCE! WESTLAND ]y[ONSTER ITJNION. (By permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs). FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR SOLDIER HEBOES. GOT.D SPECIMENS to the value of POSITIVELY DRAWN AT EASTER. Ist. 2nd and 3rd PRIZES. A Genuine Chance for Anyone to Win a Fortune. Send for a Ticket TO-DAY, Tickets obtainable C. J. PFAFF, Secretarv West Coasters' Association, 3S, 'Pivie-street, Wellington. Send stamped addressed envelope. QRAND JJNION. Organised by the NEW PLYMOUTH RAILWAY PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE, In aid of NATIONAL FUND FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. First and Second Prftes are CENTRAL BUILDING SECTIONS, in Seddon Street, WANGANUI, donated by Mrs. A. L. Parker, of Fitzroy, valued at £2OO each, besides Six Other Valuable Prizes. TICKETS IS EACH. Drawing in Theatre Royal, New Ply. mouth, on May 4, 1916. Tickets are obtainable fr6m members of Local Railway Staff. S. G. SMITH, Chairman. '""' W. W. THOMSON, Hon. Sec.