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Taranaki Daily News, 17 April 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. jjJMPIRE piCTURE pALACE. '•■■ TO-NIGHT. 'A. Programme with a Punch. DRAWN INTO THE QUICKSAND. A story which fascinates you with its wonderful realism. Every scene is a masterpiece of kinematographic production. This subject introduces the 16th •episode of THE MILLION BOIXAR MYSTERY Another big two-reel Feature, MAX UNDER, Wielding the Sceptre of Fun in a choice fun-loving Comedy, MAX IS LOVE-SICK. Poor old Mart has a bad time in his love affairs. Paint heart never won fair lady, so Max buqks up and wins. PATHE'S WAR GAZETTE. "Views of Volendam, Holland" (colored) '."The Silent Tongue" (Edison comedy). "One Woman's Way" (Plying A drama). Usual prices. Cd and 1/-. Ladies' conCession to Stalls, 6d. i KAWABOA PAEK DAT ' KAWAROA PAEK DAY EASTER MONDAY. EASTER MONDAY. MONSTER SEASIDE FETE & PICNIC THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PLEASURE PARK, Kawaroa Park! Kawaroa Park! See THE. one and only Programme of I Spectacular Displays presented in New Plymouth on Easter Monday! . Disappointment for those who fail to ■'* ~;-•'. ... attend. j The Famous Ngatiawa Troupe of Maori Poi Dancers, in Native Costume. The Central School Children in Color Grouping and Dancing. The Waihi School Children in Swedish Drill and Physical Cultured Evolutions. The High-wire Artist and Gym- { nast—Blondini. The Strolling Minstrels. The Clowns. The Schools' Tug-of-War. The Schools' Relay Race. The Decorated Go-carts. The Decorated Tricycles, taiZES FOR DECORATED GO-CAiRTS (Girls) and TRICYCLES (Boys), COMPETITIONS GALORE; FILL THE LARDER. SAMBO AND HIS MATES, ROLL AND BOWL. THE ERRATIC ARROW* CUTTING THE HAM. " STEPPING THE CHAIN. SHEEP-GUESSING, Etc., Etc. BOYS' AND GIRLS' RACES ALL DAY. Musical Programme throughout the day. AJTERS'OON TEA, FRUIT, LOLLEE, SOFT DRINKS AND VARIETY STALLS. fiwingi, Swingboats, Ocean Wave, SeeSaw, Bathing and Paddling. lEEE ACCOMMODATION for MOTORS AND VEHICLES. Hot Water and Milk Free. Admission: One Shilling. School child- , ren Free, ' DELAYED TRAINS FROM TOWN. WIND-UP DANCE IS GOOD TEMPLAR HALL IN THE . „ EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Ladies, 1/6; Gentlemen, 2/-. GEO. A. SALT, Hon. Secretary, Box 8, New Plymouth. HOLIDAYS FOR A CHEAP AND EXJOYABLE OUTING, TRY THE NGAEKE GARDENS ADMISSION: SIXPENCE. VIVIFIC »fhe great specific for Eczema (used in connection with VIVIFIC OINTMENT). CORES' INDIGESTION, KIDNEY TROUBLES AND NERVOUS DISORDERS. The following testimonial attests to ts virtues:— Cornwall Street, Eitham, M»ftsrs Moore and Co. Dear Sirs—My daughter suffering from Sczema for nine years, and being treated by three doctors, with no good results, a" friend advised me to try "VIVIFIC" Tonic syid Ointment, and after taking seven bottles of Tonic and using one pot thanks to^VIVIFIC."—Yours faithfully, MRS. W. CLARRY. , If your store keeper docs not stock it, apply to Messrs Burgess, Eraser and Co., "New, Plymouth and Hawera, or Messrs Kemptlwrne, grosser and Co. and Sharland and "Co., Wellington. Prjce 3/6 per bottle. Ointment,, 2/6