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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16093, 30 March 1918, Page 7

APdUSEMENTS. WGE QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE G.P.O. ■‘Paramount Pictures” ■ —Powerful, Purposeful, and Clean. Star Picture commences at 8.45. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! For a two night season only, one of the greatest romantic plays over produced, presenting that charming star FANNIE WARD FANNIE WARD FANNIE A/ARD FANNIE WARD In a play that will hold spellbound all lovers of drama, entitled ‘‘HER STRANGE WEDDING.” ‘‘HER STRANGE WEDDING.” “HER STRANGE AVEDDING.” “HER STRANGE WEDDING.” Fanny AVard is ably supported by Jack Dean, Tom Forman andi a notable cast. Also the Latest Gazettes, and ,AIACIv SENNEIT COMEDY, No. 2 MACK SENNETT COMEDY, No. 2 ALACK SENNETT COMEDY, No. 2 MACK SENNETT COMEDY, No. 2 A’ou him see these comedies to realise tho vast difference between ParamountAlack Seunctt productions and ordinary r slap-stick. Prices are as usual. COMING TUESDAY. COMMENCING AT THE MATINEE 2 p.m. ! The 'great five reel wonder play, direct from Sydney, produced by Henry AA’. Savage, “ROBINSON CRUSOE” “ROBINSON CRUSOE” “ROBINSON CRUSOE” “ROBINSON CRUSOE” “ROBINSON CRUSOE” r “ROBINSON CRUSOE” Don’t let the children miss this marvellous picture. Send them to see a genuine Robinson Crusoe film, a picture that will live for all time in their memories. Usual Prices: Children 3d to the matinee. A PICTURE FOR YOUNG AND OLD. MEETINGS. r pHE SALVATION RMY. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. The feilding silver band will play: SATURDAY —2.30, Devon Street. SUNDAY—2.4S, Pukekura Park; Everybody’s Palace. Collections at Park Gate and Palace doors; let everybody give liberally. Proceeds for AVar funds. a 823

rpHE REVELATIONS. DIVINE SPI.R ITUAUSM. DIVINE SPI RITUALISM. Anniversary Services will be lield on SUNDAY’, March 31, at 7 p.m. Spiritual Church, Griffith’s Buildings. Es, Day. And Jehovah said : ‘‘Remember thW day and keep it holy, to tho end of the world. Eor without books and without arguments, behold, 1 have proven unto you tho continued life of tho. soul of man.” a 827. ■ XETT PLYMOUTH GENERAL LABOURER’S UNION. A MEETING of the above union will . bo hold in tho Soldiers’ Club at 7.30 on April 1, -Business : Election of Officers; Affiliation with Trades Council^ C. FORD, a 826 Secretary.

THANKS NOTICE. THANKS NOTICE. MRS. C. MILES wishes to tender her sincere thanks to Dr. Walker, the Matron and Nurses of the Public Hospital for their kindness and attention to her late son, H. G. E. Allies; also thanks to.all kind friends for their messages and telegrams of sympathy.

TENDERS. TENDERS, addressed to the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, will be received till noon of April 3, 1918, for the Erection of a Bridge over the Heiniama Stream, on the Wiromu Bond. Elans and specifications may bo seen at the Chief Post Office, Now Plymouth ; Post Office, Opnnake: and at this office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 11. 11. SHARP, ' Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Stratford, March 20, 1018, a 693

RACING NOTICES. r AIM ATE PLAINS TROTTING CLUB. FOURTH ANNUAL JOTALISATOR MEETING. To be hold on EASTER MONDAY, AjPRIL 1, IDIB. President: C. ,1. Preston, Esq. Handicnpper: Mr. H. Brinkhani. Starter; Mr. J. Tompkins. G. A, HOLDER. Secretary, P.O. Box 157, Hawera/ Approved by the N'crv Zealand Trotting Association. —J, B. Norris, Secre-