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Taranaki Daily News, 21 May 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ■ BOOK YOUR SEATS for EVERYBODY'S TO-NI<BIT At 8. TO-NIGHT Abo To-morrow Night OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA OLGA PETROVA PETROGA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA PETROVA In her own enchanting film story, "BRIDGES BURNED." Produced by "Metro" in five reels. From the time she enters the play until the interesting conclusion of this remarkable story MADAME PETROVA holds attention by hor remarkable, acting and wonderful personality. You cannot conscientiously say that you have seen "Petrova" until you have seen "BRIDGES BURNED." ALSO "Co-o?. Weekly News" Topiea "A Modem Hercules" ... Metro Comedy Usual Prices. QRAXD QOXCERT NEW PLYMOUTH MALE CHOIR. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, MAY 23 & 24.

Assisted by Rev. Papakakura and Mrs. Colin McLaren. Prices: 2s Cd & 2s. Plan at Collier's Xo charge for booking. K. BULLIX, Hon. See.

TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, HAY 30. QRAN'D QONCERT & J)ANCE In aid of carrying out improvements to A. k P. Association's Ground Buildings. Performers: Mesdamcs McLaren and Massey; Misses Rona Kino and Sangster; Miss Edwards' pupils; Rev. Fapakakura; Messrs. F. and T. Ranford, F. Silver, W. Robson, P. Edie, G. T. Walters. Concert at 8 p.m. sharp. C. H. Fox, accompanist. Tom Ranford, organiser. Dance, with supper, follows. Prices of admission: 2s Gd and Is 6d. NINTH DOMINION DAIRY SHOW AT HAWERA. JULY 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. In the FINEST AND LARGEST SHOW BUILDINGS IN NEW ZEALAND. This year we have built another Concrete Hall—l7oft. by 40ft. Our Motto is always PROGRESS. Classeß for— FARM AND GARDEN ROOTS HOME INDUSTRIES FANCY WORK POT PLANTS POULTRY HONEY DOGS Etc. PUBLIC SCHOOLS SECTION A SPECIAL FEATURE. Three £lO 10s Challenge Shields for Competition. ENTRIES CLOSE )N SATURDAY. JUNE 15, 1918, at 10 p.m.

SCHEDULES Can be obtained from lu 0. HOOKER, Secretary. Box 79, Hawera. for Sale. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. SPLEKDID Country Butchery Busi--11 c-j, di)ir.p three bodies hoef, seven or I'hrht shr.";i. >•'" ililivory; a profitable wi-M -;iit two returned sj!tJVr». A'«|'iy >;<•>*>. f.y.