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Taranaki Daily News, 9 March 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. fHEATRE ]J 0 Y A L. THOROUGHLY DISINFECTED AND FUMIGATED EVERY DAY. Grind Re-opening of Pictures TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT. A Mammoth Programme, featuring the big Kalem Special, THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. "Thou Shalt have none other Goda but Me." The Story of the Man whose only God was Gold. A drama of actuality—one of the most gripping and compelling life stories ever told. Love and Romance, Sunshine and Teapest, Charm and Thrill throughout. Strongly enacted by TOM MOORE AND MARGUERITE COURTOT. Serialites ! Attention ! 10th Thrilling Episode lOtlk of § THE MASTER KEY THE MASTER KEY The State cavalry quells.the disturbance at the mine. Rival expeditions to recover the Secret Cheat from the Pacific depths. There's a thrill in every foot. SEVERAL OTHER. RARE' SUPPORTING FILMS. Usual Prices: 6d and 1/-. Ladies' Concessiea to Stalls, Bd. WHO IS THE GREATER? WHO IS THE GREATER? The Two Greatest Stars of tlie Moving Picture Firmament are MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD and MARGUERITE CLARK MARGUERITE CLARK The picture "fans" of America are divided into two great camps as to the respective merits of these two brilliant artistes. New Plymouth has seen the adorable MARY PICKFORD manv a tiwe and oft. COME AND SEE HER GREAT RIVAL at the THEATRE ROYAL on MONDAY, TUESIAY & WEDNESDAY NEXT. March 13, 14 t 15. MARGUERITE CLARK "The Girl MARGUERITE CLARK who is MARGUERITE CLARK different." MARGUERITE CLARK "The Girl MARGUERITE CLARK who is MARGUERITE CLARK 1 different/' In A tender tale of sweet WILDFLOWER innocence by/ the WILDFLOWER Famous Player? Co. WILBFLOWER A Beautiful Woodland Drama in Five Big Reels. Usual Price?, Gd and 1/-. Ladies' Concession to Stalls, 6d. UNITY IS STRENGTH! YOUR DAY. PATRIOTIC - GALA DAY. J] AST gND gEASIDE. TO-DAY (THURSDAY, MARCH 9). HELP OUR BRAVE BOYS! Boating, Surf Bathing, Life-Saving. BABY SHOW. Swimming Races in the River. Competitions and Games for all ages. GOOD PRIZES. A GREAT PROGRAMME! Afternoon Tea, fid. Hot Water Free. EXCELLENT BAND, Admiseios, Is; School Children, 6d, SOCIAL AND DANCE IN THE EVENING. Gents, 1/6, Ladies 1/-; ' * CAPTAIN ALLEN, W. ROCH (East End), R. G. MOVERLEY (Kawaroa Park), R. 0. ELLIS (Ngametu), Joint Sees.

TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS will be received at my office up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, March 15, for the erection of a 6-room-ed house in Opunake for Mr. M. Fennel].. Plans, etc., at my office. * A. O'BRIEN, Acliitect. Opunake, 6/3/16. " FOR SALE BY TENDER. »>j ' GENERAL DRAPERY STOCK. * JJAVING decided to confine my business to men's hosiery, clothing and boots, the balance of my general drapery stock, consisting of ladies' dress, fancy, haberdashery, hosiery, underclothing and show-reom goods, will be xo'id by tender. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The successful tenderer may, if required, rent shop f»r a time, to be arranged. Stock-sheets may be seen at shop, Waitara, and at Messrs Maeky, Logan, Caldwell, Ltd.'s, warehouse at New Plymonth, where tenders will be received up to noon on Saturday, March 18, 1916. \ ■Deposit of 10 per cent, to accompany tender. (Sgd.) H. N. COSSAR, WaJtara. ,