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Taranaki Daily News, 17 July 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE , FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY, July 18, 19 and 21. MATINEE 2 P.M. SATURDAY. J- C Williamson, Ltd., present for Three Nights Only, and One Matinee, D. W. Griffiths' Greatest Triumph, "HEAHTS OF THE WOULD" "HEARTS OF THE WORLD" "HEARTS OF THE WORLD" ".HEARTS OF THE WORLD" A Love Story of the Great War. A three-hour experience of passion,-thrill, gripping sensation and undreamed-of- excitement, with Cupid always in forefront. All records of the history of the motion picture business have been shattered to smithereens by the worldwide sensational success of "HEARTS OF THE WORLD," which has been acknowledged a far greater and better production than either "Birth of a Nation'? or "Intolerance." Prices: 3s, 2s and Is (plus tax). Box Phn now open at Collier's. MONSTER Catholic bazaar i'OWN HALL, STRATFORD. TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. OPINING TUESDAY, JULY 22, Each Afternoon, from 2.30 to 5. Each Evening, from 7.30 to 11. CLOSING SATURDAY NIGHT, the 26th inst. • A WEEK OF GAIETY-*- ~ A WEEK OF GAIETY ?- A WEEK OF GAIETY ?~ A WEEK OF GAIETY ~t Fun for Young and Old, Sparkling Entertainments each afternoon and evening. Something for Everybody, Admission; Afternoons. Gd* ' Evenings, Is. Season Ticket, ss. Family Ticket, 10s. i W. E. JONE& Hon. Secretary. TARANAKI RUGBY UNION. TEST MATCH jgOUTH IJIARANAKI RECREATION SPORTS GROUND, NEW PLYMOUTH, fEACE MONDAY—JULY 21, Kick-off at 2.30 p.m. Admission: One Shilling. TOKO CORONATION HALL. QREAT PEACE DANCE''AND WEL-j COME-HOME to Private Stan. ReH will be held in the above Hall on 1 FRIDAY EVENING, July 18. j The best of music. Admission: Gents, 2/6; Ladies, !/•, OKATO CHORAL SOCIETY. hold a SOCIAL in Hempton \ Hall, Okato, on TUESDAY, July 22. Good. Music; Good Supgcr. j Ladies, Is; Gents, 2s 6d. WAREA FARMERS' UNION. Warea Branch of the Farmers' j Union will hold a Social and Dance in the Warea Hall on THURSDAY, 1 July 24, at 8 p.m. , I Good Floor, Music and Supper. Gents; 2/6. Ladies, 1/-. I SV". C. CALDWELL, Secretary, j PEACE CELEBRATIONS. TJETURNED Soldiers are rSquested to parade, at the Soldiers' Club at [11.45 a.m on SATURDAY, June 10, for the purpose of taking part in the Peace Celebrations. Luncheon will be provided for country members at the Soldiers' Club at 10.45 a.m. * Soldiers note that yon are admitted free *to all public functions, including the balls in connection with the above. F. G. EVANS, President. y. O. WEST, Secretary,