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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. J AGAIN TO THE FRONT, THE EMPIRE aO-NICHT TO-NIGtyT Special engagement of MR. FEED COLLIER \MR. FRED COLLIES MR. FRED COLLIER ) MR. FRED COLLIER ' I (Baritone Soloist)'. I lat» fcf THE MELBA CONCERT CO. I Late of THE MELBA. CONCERT CO. | Is' nothing if not up-to-date, and this j week they are showing you hundreds of I genuine sceries'of tlftygigantie npheaval— THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION THE RUSSIAN* REVOLUTION .THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION These pictures are the sole record of.-one of the greatest events in the history -A be. human race. Kerensky himself gave permission to take the film, and'lie i •hewn many times speaking to a grea: meeting. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION V THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION "• THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION TH*. RUSSIAN REVOLUTION tci- will see what PetrD.arad looked like during the actual course, of the Revolution. Von will seem to stand in the Snnmensky Square, where the first shots were fired. —Also-£' ,' ' , ORIENTAL LOVE ORIENTAL LOVE The boldest, spiciest, and most original Keystorfe ye*. Sparkles, -Spills.and Splashes. . And the ninth episode of "THE SECRET KINGDOM?' (The Swamp Adder). fcATUST PATHE GAZETTE .. Topical ■. COMING THURSDAY. „ THE GREAT PENDLETON ROUND UP THE GREAT PENDLETON ROUND UP The first s«ries of THE BIG WESTERN COWBOY HOLIDAY COMPETITIONS. "BUCKJUMPIXG,"" "BULLDOZING." "ROPING WILD STEER." fy thousands of genuine cowboys, cowgirls, ranch hands and scouts. Second Series Two Weeks Later. Prices. as usual. - A GREAT EXHIBITION Of the best Stock in the District. lARANAKI * METROPOLITAN A GBICULTURAL £<OCIETY. FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL SHOW AT WAIWAKAIHO, NEW PLYSIOUTH, (ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 & 28. PEOPLE'S DAY. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2S. GRAND PARADE OF PRIZEWINNERS . At 1.30 p.m. Riding, Driving, Leaping and other Competitions. CITIZENS' BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ( \ Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Soft Drinks, and Ices procurable on Grounds. Catering managed by Society. Trams leave Egmont Street for Fitzroy every 15 minutes. PATRONISE YOUR OWN SHOW. Admission to Show: Gentlemen, 2s; JAdies, Is; Members free to all parts. WILLIAM P. OICEY, Secretary, P.O. Box 10, New Plymouth. Jce;3lamffaeturers; Wholesale and Retail! ' Fish Merchants, King Street. Open dally from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Satur8 a.m. till 9 p.m. Fresh and Smoked Fish supplied daily. '-: Ice delivered to any part of town. Call and Inspect our up-to-date and ganitary premises, which enable us to fail our fish at a fair and reasonable price. A trial will convince. J. W. KURTA & CO. KING STREET. FOR HIRE. LARGE v ROOMY MOTOR CAR ITILLIS-KNIGHT, 35/45 H.P. SILENT ENGINE. Apply to—- „'. E. H. SCOTT, on Taxi Stand, v., or to T. W. WELCH, Egmont St.. Phone 472.