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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 313, 27 May 1913, Page 1

rpHEATRE JJOYAL piCTURES, I TO-NIGHT A complete new programme, including a brilliant Vitagraph star comedy: THE SCOOP This is a THE SCOOP "double scoop." THE SCOOP A girl reporter ■ THE SCOOP makes a big THE SCOOP "scoop"' for THE SCOOP her paper. THE SCOOP A millionaire's I THE SCOOP son proposes to her, And he makes "A SCOOP." See this SCOOP, and you will know what it is. Also a beautiful Vitagaph drama: THE EAVESDROPPERS. THE EAVESDROPPERS. THE EAVESDROPPERS. THE EAVESDROPPERS. Featuring Clara Kimball Young, Earle Williams, Kenneth Casey and Adele de Garde. •, THE FRAUD THAT FAILED. THE FRAUD THAT FAILED. THE FRAUD THAT FAILED. THE FRAUD THAT FAILED. An exposition of courage by a big, broadminded, open-hearted, whole-souled man in the interests of the unprotected. FROM A WESTERN LAND. FROM A WESTERN LAND. FROM A WESTERN LAND. The striking adventures of a young American girl in Paris. CAPTAIN BARNACLE'S REFORMER. CAPTAIN BARNACLE'S REFORMER. Another Vitagraph favorite in a compelling dramatic storv. ■ JUST LOOK AT THIS PROGRAMME. Isn't it a beauty? And we still have— PATHE LONDON GAZETTE. NAM GIOA FESTIVAL .(colored). And a humorous comedy selection.

DEMONSTRATION. WALLACE MANURE DISTRIBUTOR. rpHE EXPERT will give a demonstration with the above Machine at Mr. C. Young's Farm, Tariki, on WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, 28th inst., at 11 a.m., weather permitting. NEWTON KING, Agent.

THE THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL I i JPIRE JJRIGADE ! pLAIN & JjUNCY J)RESS J} ALL FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN Will be held in the <p H E A T R E gOI'AL. On KING'S BIRTHDAY (TUESDAY, JUNE-3, 1913). ■ DANCING: Children, from 7 to 9.30; Adults after. FANCY DANCING BY CHILDREN. TICKETS: Children under 14, ]/-; Ladies, 2/-; Gentlemen, 3/-. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Dockrill and the Ladies' Committee. Prizes will be given for the Best Girl's Fancy Costume, and also for the teo&t Original Girl's Costume. Prizes will also be given for the Best Boy's Fancy and Original Costume. Come a' th' gither. I THE TARANAKI PROVINCIAL gCOTTISH 0 C I E T V will hold its 1 gECOND Q.ATHERING in the TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, On THURSDAY, JUNE 12, at 8 p.m. Keep this date open. We made history last year. But we'll eclipse it this year. Scotch Songs by leading vocalists, specially engaged. Scotch Dancing. Scotck Humor. FULL PIPE BAND. Supper and Dance to follow. Tickets: Gentlemen, 5/-; Ladies, 2/0. D. BUTCHART, Secretary. TARANAKI EMPLOYERS' ' ASSOCIATION.

HIKE Executive of the above Association request all Retailers of New Plymouth to attend a meeting to be held in the Council Chambers on WEDNESDAY, 28th inst., at 4.30 p.m., to discuss the matter of holidays in connection with the visit of H.M.S. New Zealand. C. E. BAKER, President, Taranaki Employers' Association.

VETERANS' ASSOCIATION (Taranaki Branch). A LL those veterans wishing to assist in entertaining their comrades from Hawera on June 17 next will kindly intimate the same to me on or before MONDAY NEXT, June 2, to enable my committee to make necessary arrangements. WILLIAM HUMPHRIES. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. JJOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1908," unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, on or before the Ist day of July, 1913. John Richard Barton Roy, John Connal Nicholson and Harry Stocker— Part of Section 891, town of New Plymouth. Occupied by McLeod & Slade, Ltd., and Walter Scott. No. '1:292. George Edward -Bocock.—Section 1420, town of New Plymouth. Occupied I by Miss Robson. No. 1293. I Diagrams may be inspected at this office. [ Dated this 27th day of May, 1913, at the Lands Registry Office, New Plvmouth. | A. V. STURTEVANT, 4 District Land Keeistrar.