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Taranaki Daily News, 11 June 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT at 8. TONIGHT TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-NIGHT < ALL NEW FILMS, Headed by a Thrilling and Soul-Stirring War Story, with many Scenes takoii actually from the Trenches—"TßEASON" "TREASON' "TREASON" "TREASON" "TREASON" "TREASON" "TREASON' "TREASON' "TREASON" "TREASON" "TREASON" "TREASON" 'TREASON" 'TREASON" "TREASON" "TREASON' 'TREASON" 'TREASON" 'TREASON" "TREASON' "TREASON' "TREASON" " TREASON" "TREASON' 'TREASON" 'TREASON" ■TREASON" A story that makes one tingle with healthy excitement, that keeps one in breathless suspend from beginning to end. Its Action is Cyclonic. We defy you to sit still while viewing this grandly magnificent war story. ACTUAL BATTLE SCCENES HAIRBREADTH ESCAPES RESCUING WOUNDED SOLDIERS WINNING THE VICTORIA CROSS These scenes were taken during a battle near Ypres, and are now shown for the first time, being cleverly interwoven round this soul stirring story full of every charm and abounding in thrills. Rare Films in Support Remember: To-night and To-morrow Only. Usual Prices. FARMERS' CO-OP ORGANISATION OF N.2. QRAND pATRIOTIC JJALL WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS, HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. Nett proceeds to Red Cross Funds and Soldiers' Club. ORE'S ORCHESTRA. Admission: Double Tickets, 7s 6d; Gents, ss; Ladies, 3s. E. McCALMAN, Hon. Sec., M. CORRY, Hon. Treas. PUBLIC NOTICES. , BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. rpENDERS are invited and will be received by the undersigned up to noon an 14th inst, for excavating and haulage of approximately 400 cubic yards spoil, more or less, and other works in Mangorei Road. Plan and specifications may be seen during office hours at the Borough Engineer's Office, Municipal Buildings, Liardet Street Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. T. BELLRTNGEB, Town Clerk.

TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR FRIENDS. TTHE New Zealand Government has decided to publish a History recording the part taken by the New Zealand Expeditionary Force in the War This is to be written from the viewpoint of the Soldiers, and will be an intimate, interesting and vivid record of their experiences rather than simply a Military History. This will be in addition to the Official Imperial History of the War. TO SECURE reliable and authoritative information at first hand, it is desirable that the Author should have access to Soldiers' private letters, diaries, sketches, and photographs. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS of Soldiers who possess suitable information, are requested to forward such to the Director of Base Records, Wellington. This applies to future events as well as to accounts of past incidents. Every care will be taken of the material sent in, and after extracts havj been made it will be returned intact to the sender. Owners of photographs and sketches are requested to grant permission for their retention by the Defence Department whenever possible. J. ALLEN, Minister of Defence. Wellington. HTZBOY BOWLING CLUB. AHJtUAL MEETING. rpHE Annual Meeting of members of the Fitzroy Bowling Club will be held in the Club's Pavilion, Mangorei Road, on Tuesday, 18th inst., at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Financial and Other Reports; Elect Officers; and General. A. F. BROOKER, Hon. Swwtary.