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Taranaki Daily News, 1 June 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. jJhange of Programme every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Matinee ev.ny Saturday.-: gillie Burke eve-y Monday and Tuesday. THE EMPIRE !TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A WORLD FILM SENSATION', "BROKEN CHAINS." ' ■ "BROKEN CHAINS." "BROKEN CHAINS." "BROKEN CHAINS." Featuring *-—CARLYLE BLACKWELL .—-CAELYLE BLACKWELL AND • ETHEL CLAYTO-C ; ETHEL CIJAYTOX (J. unique .story, with strange dramatic situations. Under the peculiar prison laws of Florida. JpHE HEROINE RELEASES HER CONVICT LOVER. STARTLING SCENES. (Tlxo prison compound on fire. The capture of the smugglers ,The escape lof the hired convict Jflie murder through the creeper THE END WILL SURPRISE YOU. (A NOVEL STORY HANDLED IN A ' . NOVEL WAY. Id 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d i TO-MORROW 0d MATINEE AT,2' p.m. 3d Ed "GAUMONT GRAPHIC," 3d AND fid "VILLAINOUS PURSUIT.". 3a A Comedy Scream. M CHILDREN THREEPENCE 3d THE BEST THEATRE FOR 84 THE KIDDIES. 3d Bd 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d 3d PRELIMINARY NOTICE. £ CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF JjJMPIRE J)AY AND RING'S JJIRTHDAY. will be held in the CORONATION HALL. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 4, 1017. the afternoon, Archdeacon Evans .will speak to the flag. Children from jthe schools and boy scouts will salute jtbe flag. MRS. WOOD'S ORCHESTRA. {AFTERNOON TEA AUTOGRAPH £ ABLE-CLOTHS WILL BE ON VIEW Numerous competitions for children. JFish Ponds, Dressed Doll, Spelling {Competition, etc. (PROMENADE CONCERT IN HALL BY> CITIZENS' BAND IN THE JEVENING. .j»_ , . TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. i MONDAY, JUNE 4. 'QUAND CONCERT, in aid of funds of Red Cross and Wounded Soldiers. !Arranged by Mrs. Colin McLaren and jfhas. H. Fox. Admission 2a and Is. WM. LANDERS, Secretary Patriotic. Committee. BUSINESS NOTICES. j-—I I 1 «|lt'|i i'ii ■ . I. MOTOR CYCLE ACCESSORIES are recognised in Taranaki as hav--1 ing the beßt assortment of all motor fcycle goods. Drop us a-iine for any goods you may require. Prices right. IRA J. BRIDQER, Street Eltham. IMPORTANT NOTICE; A BOON for Country Homes, Store 3, Halls, etc.—the "WIZARD" Lighting System, {he. only "MATCH-LIT" hollow-wire system in the world. fiR 300 PLANTS INSTALLED IN TARANAKI. Each plant guaranteed for five years, The immediate success of the Wizard produced the usiisl crop of imitators, but the VITAL of the Wizard lamps are patented and cannot he imitated, so intending psnriflxjsers should enquire carefully into ifee merits of the Wizard before accejitog the assigrtr.ee of salesmen that their lamps are"'iust •2 good." v \ For further particulars ttr.il pricea ap?iy> F. H. ROBERTSON A CO., BROUGHAM ST., NBW PLYMOUTH. V. .: V Ag«nt«. .