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Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMER'iS. EVERYBODY'S! Matinee to-day at a p.m. / Matinee to-day at 2 p.m. and again TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT A triple-star world film CARLYLE BLACKWELL CARLYLE BLACKWELL CARLYLE BLACKWELL JUNE ELVIDGE JUNE ELVIDGE JUNE ELVIDGE (Of "The Whip" fame) AND ARTHUR ASHLEY ARTHUR ASHLEY in "THE PAGE MYSTERY" "THE PAGE MYSTERY" •THE PAGE MYSTERY" "THE PAGE MYSTERY" The mystery of the secret bedroom.. The enigma of the girl who wanted to take her life. The secret of the murder of the worthless Colonel Page. A WOMAN'S HONOR AND A HUSBAND'S REVENGE. Staged against the background of THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS WONDERFUL SCENES OF A FASHIONABLE SUMMER CAMP AMONGST THE "BIG SNOWS" ALSO first instalment of "THE IRON CLAW "THE IRON CLAW"' A new and wonderful continued photoplay. You have heard of the young recruit who applied for exemption to see the final of this picture. WELL, after seeing the first ehapter TO-NIGHT you will understand. TO BE CONTINUED EVERY SATURDAY AND MONDAY AT EVERYBODY'S Usual prices plus amusement tax.

OPUNAKE—Monday, November 12. HAHOTU—Tuesday, November 13. OKATO—Wednesday, November 14, BARTON BROS.* BARTON BROS.' BARTON BROS.' NEW COLOSSAL CIRCUS NEW (PLYMOUTH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Location: OPPOSITE GROSVENOR HOTEL. Under Sole Direction and Management of Mrs. P. J. Barton. year another amazing 4 - array of Arenic Talent, unprecedented by any Circus anywhere, 30 ARTISTS 30 30 ARTISTS 30 Unrivalled Unequalled. 60 HORSES 60 60 HORSES 60 Most Beautiful and Highly Trained Donkey, Mules, Buckjumpers tog numerous to mention, Including Tornado, the Famous Buckjumper. 3/- and 2/-; Children Half-price. WAlTAßA—Friday, November 16. INGLEWOOD—Saturday, November 17. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ~ MUNICIPAL BAND RECITAL. permitting, the New Plymouth Citizens' Band will give a Band Recital in the Western 'Ptirk on Sunday next, 11th instant, commencing at 3 p.m. Special cars to Morley Street. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk.

STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. GENERAL ELECTION, 1917.. is hereby given t&at the Poll to elect Two Councillors each for the North, South and West Ridings will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of November, 1917, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The names of the candidates are respectively as follows j NORTH RIDING Baskin, Lowry Hathaway, William Mackay, Francis Joseph Rutledge, William Henry SOUTH RIDINQ Christoffel, John Coleman, Thomas Edward O'Neill, John WEST RIDINQ Anderson, Thomas Rheesj •Hancock, Enoch Wood Smith, John The Polling Booths will be situated at follows: NORTH RIDING—The Public Hall, Midhirst; the Tuna 'Post Office, Salisbury Road; the Wharehuia Poßt Office, Beaconsfield Road; and the County Office, Stratford. SOUTH RIDING—The Public Hall, Ngaere; and the County Office, Stratford. WEST RIDING—The Public Hall, Rowan; the iPublic Hall, Mahoe; Mr. Crawford's Store, Cardiff; and the uranty Office, Stratford. CHAS. PENN, Returning Officer. i ffoveatei 6% 1911*