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Taranaki Daily News, 14 March 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Some men treat their saered promise merely as "A Scrap of Paper," but Big "Jim" Moore kept his word in the face of Suspicion Death THE EMPIRE TO-NIQHT TO-NIGHT See the Popular and Talented Stars, FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN FRANCIS X.- BUSHMAN 'and BEVERLY BAYNE BEVERLY BAYNE BEVERLY BAYNE BEVERLY BAYNE BEVERLY BAYNE BEVERLY BAYNE Is the' Metro Sevetf-Resl "Big" Adventure Story—"THEIR COMPACT." " THEIR COMPACT." "THEIR COMPACT." "THEIR COMPACT." " THEIR COMPACT." "-THEIR COMPACT." "THEIR COMPACT." A Big "Out-of-Doors" Story of a Kanly Man and a Womanly Woman. ALSO SHOWING Second Episode of OF PEG C THE RING." A continuation of the startling afi/entures of Lucille Love in the "Sawdust P-ing." rices as Usual. Plan at Collier's. JJVARANAKI gCHOOLS QEAMPIONSIIIP To be held in the Recreation Grounds. New Plymouth, on TO-DAY. THURSDAY, MARCH M, 1018. First Event commences at 11.15 a.m. THE FINEST ATHLETIC EVENT OF THE YEAR. OVER ' 500 ENTRIES. The nett proceeds devoted to the Taranaki War Relief Association. CITIZENS' BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Come and Sec the Boys struggle for the Shield, and support your own school boys. Admission: School Children, Free; Adults, Is. fOWN HALL, STRATFORD. TUESDAY, MARCH ID, 191S, At .8 p.m. JJETURNED~ gOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION Presents \THE BURLESQUE"THE BANG BOYS ARE HERE." (Alter a successful tour in Belgium, Franca and Gallipoli) Assisted by "THE HAWERA HORDETTE OF SAVAGES." COME ONE COME ALL And Split Your Sides. Crowds turned away at Hawera. Prices as ÜBual. Box Plan dt Fox's. Next Performance: PATEA, MARCH 21, 1018. The Hordette of Savages appear at Opunake Friday (to-morrow) Night. KAWAROA PARK ANNUAL piCNIC EASTER MONDAY APRIL 1, 191 R. Full Particulars Later. JOCFRE PARTY AND DANCE In the Evening. L. H. HONEYFIELD, Hon. Secretary. NGAMOTU TEA KIOSK. T BEG to announce that I have taken over the above, and intend to cater fgjljr for the requirements of patrons. Morning and Afternoon Teas from 9 a.m. till 7 p.m. Boiling Water, at reasonable rates, always available. MRS. P. CHAPLIN, Late of King's Court Hotel, Ohakune. MATRIMONIAL. A YOUNG LADY, clever, accomplished, with ample income, seeks acquainting with a man of marriageable age, smart, handsome, warm-hearted; prefer one who is sensible enough to ride on an Excelsior Cycle from — I. j. BRIDGER. Jtotot Acctnoriei Store Eltfuxu- 1