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Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. IgMPIBE piCTURE pALACE. FITZROY AND BREAKWATER CARS WAIT FOR YOU AT THE "DOORS. MATINEE, TO-DAY AT a.30. , ». MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. Also TO-NIGHT. ALL NEW FILMS. ALL NEW FILMS. Featuring the most Galvanic Number of the World's Greatest Serial Drama, The 18th Episode of the MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. One of the most baffling and fascinating numbers yet -shown. TRAPPED BY THE FLAMES. TRAPPED BY THE FLAMES. Kilter the ' Princess Parlova, beautiful but. bad; a new member of the gang. THE BALL OF ORIENTAL SPLENDOR Friends, and Foe are masked alike. {The Explosion! Florence is Missing! Norton again the hero of the hour! JThtills and Tears! Smiles and Cheers! Fascinating EDITH STOREY in LOVE'S WAY. This little drama has all the strength of the greatest heart histories. It glow* with new tenderness and carries jiiii away with its splendid climax. IN THE HEART OF EGYPT. Views out where "Our Bov» u are. A MATTER OF SECONDS Of the "Hazards of Helen" aeries, 3ft Which Helen Holmes shows how daring she reallv can be. WAR GAZETTE. •The Honeymoon Pact" (Vita, comedy). "Never Again" (K.B. Comedy), etc. Usual Prices: fid and 1/-.' Ladies* Concession to Stalls, 6d. GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT JfHEATBE DOYAL, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1916. »n Aid of National Fund for Wounded Soldiers.' Under Auspices New Plymouth Railway Patriotic Committee. FULL PROGRAMME THIS ISSUE. JJRAv.ING OF ART UNION AT 9 P.M. Dress Circle 2s, Ground floor Is. BnoV. ing (Id extra. Box Plan at H. Collier and Co.,' V.. W. THOMSON, Hi {' '..•'.' Secretary. .-' S. G. SMITH, Chairman. "gRIGADIER QERARD" An All-British Film—s Reels. AMHRf-TTaEATSE, TUESDAY NEXT. rjowN JJall, KAIPONGAPICTURES! PICTURES! TO-NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 29, - * FIRST-CLASS PROGRAMME OF PICTURES wiil be shown and the DRAWING FOR THE KAPONGA ART IiNItVN (Studebaker Motor Car) will take place during the evening. Admission 2/8,, which entitles adults to an Art Union Ticket Free. PUBLIC NOTICES. JT Having come to our knowledge that persistent rumours have been circulating in the town that we are relinquishing business, having sold it to an Auckland firm, we beg to assure our numerous friends and customers that the report is absolutely without any foundation. BAKER AND CO., Cabinet Makers, New Plymouth. In the Estate of CHARLES NICHOLA ROWE, of Urenui, deceased. ' 4 LL CLAIMS should be rendered (i duplicate), in detail forthwith t Mr. E. G. Bleakley, Urenui, or to SOY AND NICHOLSON, Solicitors for the Executor*, New Plymouth. REMOVAL OF REFUSE'. \ Removal of house and shop rcfust wiii be undertaken by the Council on inc" after MONDAY, May Ist. ' Shopkttpers and householders are ra iui'r'd to provide proper receptacles and to place them within six' feet of th.< jtrci t un the days appointed. The following is the * LVily—Kotels and to ;•: a.m.; Devon Street from Posi 'Office to Gover Street,leavingr.tf Ofiice at 8 a.m. ilon&iTs, Wednesdays ,knd FridaysLrcugham Street -and Currie 3i $ . ; f) a.m. J ilenday? only rourtenay, Silw: C.'iifen, Devon (west from P. 0.) Aubrey, Gaifoc, Young, and Hin St-cets and/ South Road, and al •itirsecting Streets from Devoi Street to t/he sea. Tuesdays only—Leach, Robe, Powder ham. Vidian, Fulford, Bulteel, Bar rctt, iM \tallace Street, and th following streets above Devoi Street west —Dawson, Mt. Edge cofflfbe, and Morley Streets. Furtui* time-table will be duly ad •/ertisei; / '4 C. WHEATLEY, I Actio*. Town cierK