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Taranaki Daily News, 13 April 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL piCTURES • TO-NIGHT A "THREE-STAR" PROGRAMME of unprecedented splendor. First and .foremost, THE LONDON FILM CO. THE LONDON FILM CO. THE LONDON FILM CO. Present a Superior Photo-Melodrama, THE KING'S OUTCAST. THE KING'S OUTCAST. THE KING'S OUTCAST. THE KING'S OUTCAST. A real, rousing drama of the better kind. Thrills in plenty, but of the kind you don't expect. A charming romance adds-the heart interest to this big story of what happened to a parasite of society in the days when love, life and honor were not lightly held. You remember "The Prisoner of Zenda'' and "Rupert of Hentzau"? Well, THE KING'S OUTCAST is by the same company.. Then in support there is THE. EPISODE loth HE MASTER KEY 15th _HE MASTER KEY FINAL THE MASTER KEY EPISODE. The triumphal finale of this great serial photo-drama is absolutely unique. Thep'comes the greatest bit of slapstick, Irish fun-making you'll ever see. PAT HOGAN; DECEASED. PAT HOGAN, DECEASED. PAT HOGAN, DECEASED. A Vitagraph 2-roelor, in which Flora Finch, Hughie Mack and Kate Price bring all their forces to bear to make vou laugh until you cry. TOPICAL WAR BUDGET. A MILE A MINUTE. A Kalem railroad* thriller, featuring the intrepid Helen Holmes, of the HAZARDS OF -HELEN SERIES. "Accident Policy." "Watch your Watch.' Rollicking Comedies, etc. DON'T MISS THIS STUPENDOUS ~ .PROGRAMME. TJsualj prices: 6d. and 1/-. Ladies' Concession to Stalls, 64 LOOK AHEAD! GUARD AGAINST DISAPPOINTMENT! THERE IS ONE PLACE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS THE PUBLIC: THE EAST END. EASTER MONDAY. EASTER MONDAY., MENU (From 10 o'clock on April 24 to 3 o'clock on the 23th).

SHOOTING GALLERY. PHYSICAL DRILL COMPETITION. ' LIFE-SAVING COMPETITION. SHEEP-GUESSING. SWIMMING and DIVING EVENTS. ART GALLERY. HA! HA! BOATING ON THE RIVER. STEPPING THE CHAIN. GUESSING THE HAM. BABY SHOW (18 months and under). DONKEY RACES. DRY BOAT RACING. MOULDING ON THE SAND (for children). CHILDREN'S EVENTS GALORE. DOLL'S HOUSE COMPETITION. Everything you can think of provided on the Reserve. First-Class Band in Attendance Each Day HOI WATER AND, MILK FREE. Afterndon Tea, SIXPENCE. SWINGS, OCEAN WAVES, SEE-SAWS, ALL FREE. Free Accommodation faj- Motors and other yjehieles. * '<■■ ALL TRAINS STOP AT RESERVE. Admission 6d. Children Frea, t SOCIAL AND DANCE IN THE 1 ' PAVILION. ' » At 8 p.m. Tickets: Ladies Is. Gentlemen Is 6d. W. ROCH, R BENNOCH, , Joint. Hon. See?. TO MOTORISTS. HE only way to obtain satisfaction from your car is to keep it in good repair and running order. No matter how excellent the machine, it requires periodical attention and overhaul. We have a workshop fitted with the latest machinery, and a staff of competent engineers. We require both an efficient plant and large staff to deal with our oig fleet of motor 'buses, freighters and cars. Just here we can help you. Our plant and staif are capable of handling more work, and we are prepared to do yours. We offer these advantages: (1) Promptitude; (2) all work guaranteed; (3) we are satisfied with a reasonable profit. Our workshop is in Gill Street, New Plymouth, and our telephone number is 516. TARANAKI MOTOR TRANSPORT Co., Ltd. TF inducement, Jackson's Motor Tu" will cont:i!ie to run to the Mountain House every Thursday and Sunday, leaving the Post Office at 9.30 a.m. All bookings at Masonic Stables, New Plymouth. Return fare, 12s 6d. Motor Cars for Hire at shortest notica^/ W. W- JACKSON, * . ■ . . Proor'etor.