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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 192, 25 August 1900, Page 3

NEW PLYMOUTH PHILHARMONIC) SOCIETY. Grand Opening Concert. TUESDAY, 28ra AUGUST, THEATREJOYAL PROGRAMME. PART I. 1. Overture, " Poet and Peasant"—Orchestra 2. Part song, "A Spring Song" (Plneuti) Bociety 3. Song, " For tbine own sake " (with violin obligato)—Mr. Miller 4. Song, selected—Mrs. Wrigley 5. Part song, "0 hash thee, my babe"— Society 6. Song and guitar accompaniment—Miss Jollle 7. Piano solo, " Tarantella " (Ohopin)—Mrs. Pope 8. Ohorus, "Bridal" (Roaemaiden)—Society FART 11. Overture, "Light Cavalry" (Suppe)— Orchestra 2. Part song," The Silent Land " (Cowan)— Seciety 3. Song, "Why those sad tear* 7" (Walmore), with violin obligato—Uiu 0, Taylor, i. Song, selected—Mr. Miller '6. Gavotte, "Oryntbia"—Orchestra 6. Male Chorus, " Soldiers " (Faust) 7. Song, "Because"—Mrs Wrigley 8. Chorus, " Song of the Vikings'"—Society and Orchestra " God Save the Queen." Conductor—Mr. A. E. Fletcher. Accompanist—Miss Hampton. Leader of Orohestra—Mr. Haigh. Tickets obtainable at T. Avery's and at Gilmour's. Doors open 7.30; start at 8. Admission, 2s and Is. N. MILLER, Hod. Sec. STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL. SOCIAL Will be held in the THEATRE ROYAL WEDNESDAY, STH SEPTEMBER, Under the Patronage of the l'aranaki and Otsgo Rugby Unions. Tickets—Ladies, 2s; Gentlemen, Bs, 0. B. LEVER, Hon. 860. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AND BULB SHOW, In connection with St. Mary's Parish Sunday Schools, ST. MARY'S HALL, t September 6th and 7tb Catalogues on application. L. B. WEBSTER, Hon. Sec. Photographers Gome AND Photographers Go, BUT while we do not roll on for ever, we are still very muoh alive, especially to the patronage given in the past. And to till merit this we shall, at lnjthe past, &upi> UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS In all Styles, at RbI&SONABUI Pbiow. Note the Address— W. A. COLLIS Devon Stbkkt, Directly opposite CRITERION IOTEL First Prise Wanganul Exhibition, and Photographer by Bpeoial Appelntment to His Excellency Lard Ranfurly. E K&tiEtpii fiKURAItQIA 'IT QHTii.j Ytn.ji.mß.uii. KKMPTHKNJS fc Co. SHABLAND k 00, BUTCHER & CO, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL SMITHS, CURRIK-BIBBBT, prepared to MANUFACTURE CARRIAGES SPRING CARTS BUGGIES WAGGONS GIGS DRAYS And Vehicles of Every Description, [with FIRBT-CLABS MATERIAL only. A Trial Solioited. All Work Guaranteed. BUTCHER BLANGHETT, & NIBBET (Late J. Lashbrook), Oppobitb Co-opkbativi Sioud, OURRIK STREET. RETFORD'S CENTRAL DEPOT FOB FANCY GOODS, WOOLS, SILKS, SEWING MATERIALS, <feo., At Lowest Prices. Solo Agent in New Plymouth for the celebrated WERTHEIM SEWING MAOHINES, which, from their merit alone, have gained for themselves a world-wine reputation, and are now universally recogniied at th« most reliable maohinea in the market. Sole Agent for the World-famed WHKKLKK k WILSON MACHINES, Easy Time Payments. Liberal Diioonnt for Cuh PUBLIC NOTICE. This is to notify that Miss 0. H. Ritfobd, Fancy Goods Emporium, Devon street, New Plymouth, has been appointed bole Agent for Wertheim bowing Machines, Wheeler fc Wilson Sewing Machines, Griswold Hosiery Knitting Machines. H. OSCAR HEWETT k Co., Ltd., Head Office, IS Manners-street, Wellington, Sole Agents, Attorrey for New Zealand for Joseph Wortheim, Manufacturer, Frankfort-on-the-Main, H. OSCAR HEWETT. FIRE OFFICE, LONDON Founded A.D., 1710.) I he Sun has been issuing Fire Polioles for nearly two oenturies, and ii the * purel Fire Office in the World, Total Income, 1897 £i noi o in Total Fund* 18H7 fi^l23l#Bo Polioli ISH7, 0r.., £436,UW,000 W. J. SHAW Agttk