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Taranaki Daily News, 31 July 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CUT TLIS OUT. FOREWORD.—Owing to Hundreds being unable to gain Admission oil Saturday we have arranged to screen "TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE," again on Wednesday night (commencing at 7.30). .in addition to "MR. LYNDON AT LIBERTY" Programme. THE EMPIRE FOUR COMPLETE CHANGES EACH WEEK. , . And the BEST ORCHESTRA IN TOWN. Programme arrangements for Week commencing Monday, July 31st, . * MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARY PICKFORD MARY. PICKFORD In THE DAWN OF A TO-MORROW. THE DAWN OF A TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. CONVICT LYNDON AT LIBERTY!. CONVICT LYNDON AT LIBERTY, A Powerful Feature by the LONDON FILM CO. - By Request, on Wednesday night, wc will again show "TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE." Owing to the length of the programme, the starting time will be 7.30 sharp, opening with "Tillie." FRIDAY, For One Night Only, AN ENEMY OF MANKIND. A Great "Stingaree" Story, adapted from, the Book by E. W. Hornung, dealing with the dashing adventurer, "Stingaree." SATURDAY, ALL DAY. Commencing at 2 p.m., and continuing on Until 10 p.m. A Famous Player's Classic. ' THE ARAB. A Drama of intense inTHE ARAB, teresi-; and a proved THE ARAB. success. Make a point of getting in at the 6 o'clock session and avoid the crowd at 8 p.nx.

EGrMONT PICTURES opening announcement. f 'HE EGMOXT PICTURES will show a first-class programme of Pictures as follows: — OPUXAKE—Tuesday, August 1. RAHOTC —Wednesday, August 2. OKATO—Friday, August 4. Thereafter every week at tlio same places and on the same nights PROGRAMME: "PATHE GAZETTE." "SPARROW OF THE CIRCUS," drama. "OX THE MARITIME ALPS," scenic. •'PAIR OF CUFFS," drama. "WANTED AN HEIR," comedy. "BATTLE OF THE WEAK," drama. "KNOCK-OUT," Keystone special drama Watcli Daily News for weekly programmes. Popular iPrices. JJEMPTON JJALL, QKATO GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE, in aid of Hall Funds. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1918 Particulars later.

WHAT DO YOU DRINK? D° you like an occasional glass of something more comforting and healthful than the usual tsa, coffee, etc.? Have vou heard about the goodness of WEXDEL'S WINES? Do yon know daily increasing number of people are finding out that the pure, unadulterated grape wines produced by J. WEN-DEL AND CO., of Auckland, are of reallv delightful quality, and FULL MATURITY? This old-established firm, the pioneer of the New Zealand wine industry, lias been established over 50 years, and wine experts now testify that they are producing wines FAR SUPERIOR to many of those so extensively imported into this eountrv, AXD THE PRICES ARE CONSIDERABLY LOWER. Messrs Wendel and Co. are now in a position to make this fact widely known. They have accumulated such large stocks of aged wines that they have now a sure foundation upon which to build an extensive trade. They can go ahead with confidence that they are able to keep up a continuous supply of aged wines at reasonable prices. Wendel's Wine Cellars undoubtedh contain the LARGEST SELECTION Of WINES IX THE WHOLE OF THE DOMINION. and the number of different varieties the firm is now producing cannot be approached by any other New Zealand firm. These delectable, pure light wines arf now fast taking the place of stroiip alcoholic liquors in many homes throughout- New Zealand, with great benefit tc the users, both in health and pocket. Have YOU tried them yet? Send for a sample bottle. WENDEL'S WINES are procurable direct from the wine cellars to the consumer from a single bottle upwards, by post, raiHvay or steamer. PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION TO "J. WENDEL AND CO. , WINE SPECIALISTS, 1-2517 ilaranga'hnpe Road, AUOKL.-i.Yi). Agent for this District* H. A. HAYCOCK, .'tincess Street. HAWEKA.

t Daily News is on tin J ireakfaSt tables in places as far away irom the publishing office as Patea, Itlawera, llariaia, Kapuni, Wliakamara, lotc. Wc literally cover the wliole of I the province by breakfast time. Business men of the province—let us tell {gar story to the imbjic every morntoir!