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Taranaki Daily News, 15 August 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ; BEHOLD—"What ii that thick cloud of Just Slowly rising far in the distance? Why —men of all descriptions, with their ■wives and children, surging on—'DYING FROM HEAT AND- THIRST—FIGHTING! KILLING! STRUGGLING! ON! ON!! ON!!! WHERE WEALTH AWAITS ALL WHO REACH THE J?IG CLOUDY MOUNTAIN GOLD STRIKE." The Cirl of the Golden West. [The Cirl •of the Golden West. 1 "In these strange days people coming irotn God knows where joined forces in ' that far Western '.and. Here they struggled, laughed and gamilled—cursed, killed, loved and, worked out their strange destinies in a manner incredible to us of to-dar. Of .one thing oalv are We sure—THE? LIVED." THE EMPIRE (TO-NIGHT* ■ TO-NIGHT! FOR THE LAST TIME. •Presents David Belawo's world-known I Drama, Opera and Novel, THE GIRL GOLDEN WEST THE GIRL GOLDEN WEST THE GIRL of the GOLDEN WEST •THE GIRL GOLDEN WEST THE GIRL GOLDEN WEST Enacted by an All-Star Lasky-Bolasco caste amid the rugged scenes which inspired the original story. "If you wirf you .get him and me. If you lose hey iSline."—The Girl to the Sheriff. Do you' remember this scene in the play? .See the pictVred version. It's lost none of its original charm, and its power and bigness will grip vou! " THE ROARING DAYS OF •49.'" THE GIRL GOLDEN WEST THE GIRL of the GOLDEN WEST THE GIRL GOLDEN WEST is FAR AND AWAY THE BEST PICTURE showing in New Plymouth to-night; and THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA •9 in exactly the same street. Don't fail to reserve at Collier's if rou want a seat. . t Usual prices. J , i

WHERE TO STAY. u ■ : . — — - EMPIRE HOTEL, STRATFORD'S POPULAR HOUSE. QECIL ARDEX, Mine Host, draws only Speight's Beer and lias a name for jelling spirit trne to label. If you're a 'import jtooc friends there. Tariff, 8/- per day. 'QPUNAKE JJOTEL. 'M* A - C. WALSHE. wishes to intimate that he has taken over the jOPUKAKE HOTEL. Splendid accommodation for visitors to tlje seaside. Good table. Terms moderate. ' Nope bat the best Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. ~ ~ \ HOTEL BRAEBURN. - IST PRIVATE HOTEL IN N.Z. Jtagmucently situate I and appointed. Five minutes' walk from post office. ACCOMMODATION FOR MOTORS. Tariff! 9s per day; 45s per week. Anzac Parade, Wanganui (accross river, directly opposite railway station). 0 Y A>L JJ 0 T E 1,, AUCKLAND. JJoder entirely new management D. COLLINS, PROPRIETOR. Late Clarendon Hotel (Christc'iurch). t rr== " ft „'"A R R 0 W S M I T H Has taken over KING'S COURT PRIVATE I HOTEL. UPPER QUEEN STREETAUCKLAND And hopes by strict attention to business* and comfort-of patrons to still have a continuance of the support he has had for the past 16 years. ffake Id tram frojn Queen Street to (Stj; Road via Symonds. Street, then ■ one, minute's walk. ' Grounds 3 acres in Extent. .. Tennis Court and Bowling Green. Magnificent View of City and Harbour, five Minutes from All Attractions. TERMS MODERATE, v Phone 2256. PARKVILLE. If,HE LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL, RIDGWAY ST., WANGANUI. (Next Cook's Gardens). One minute's walk from railway stajtion and Post OQce. Hot and cold baths. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting pioomrf. Motor car for hire. Telephone 505. P.O. Box 207. Tariff 7s per day, £ 1 15s per week. OKIE ;J)GpHi (New Plymouth) JJOUSTAIN JJOSTEL Lovers of Alpine Climbing and Alpine Scenery can now have all this within ■ easy walking distance of the Hostel. Guide always on hand. • Telephone, H. WILLIAMS, Tahurangi. Manager. fT.ATEST Waltz Successes at Collier's Music Warehouse—"La Rousse," '■' Swaying," "Poppies," and "Love's also "Violet of Abbaiza" gavotte (Morak: price 2/- each; posted W% ~ " I