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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 53, 22 March 1901, Page 3

:THE ASSOCIATED BOARD 0 , i THE ROYAL ACADEMY 01 MUSrC AND THE ROYA i COLLEGE OF MUSIO, 0* j LONDON. J EXAMINATIONS for 1901 will.be helc !i as under, viz.: — Elements of Music, Harmony, and Conntor point, on or about the l«t June. e Practical Examinations in Vocal and Instm > mental Music, in October or November 1 Gold i.nd Silver Medals will be given t , the Candidates taking first and aeeond placi on the Honours List in tha Colony. All pa'ticalars and copies of the regn Jationa can bo obtained from the undersigned. AH entries close on tho Ist May. If. W. KIOHMOND, myl Hon. Local Hepresenlative. PIGS ! PIGS ! PIGS ! THE TARANAKI" BACON FACTORY T8 now giving Ql/ dead weight for PROPERLY TOPPKD-OFF PIGS between 1 and IHU lbs. A previouH contracts cancelled. A. DRAKE, Pioprietor, Fitzroy FOR SALE. SOUTH ROAD. A nice comfortable 6room Residence, nearly new, J-acra section, well sheltered, and on Snnnjslde of street.—Price only £320. It. J. OARTHEW. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. AUCTION SALE OF Mt. ELIOT LEASEHOLDS. MR. STANLEY WAKEFIELD SHAW will sail by public anctlon at the auction mart of Newton Kin?, Devon-street. New Plymouth, on BATURDAY, the SOlh day of March, 1301, at 2 p.m ~ LEABEd (for twenty-ona years with Perpetual Rights of Renewal and provisions for protection of improvements) of the follow, ing Sections of Mt. Eliot Reserve at upset armual rentals on street frontages,,; as order:— Pectiors 9 (40s, to Ft. Antyn-street); 10 (30*1, 11 (265), 12 (265), 14 (265), 16 (245), 18 (225), 19(25s),20(25s),21(20stoEgmontstrei t), 22 (255), 23 (265), 24 (265), 25 (30«) J And also tbe following Sections fronting Brougham-street, and south of Ariki-street, at upset annual rentals on street frontages as under:—Sections 43 (60s), 44 (40s), and 45 (40s), For particulars and Conditions of Sale and of Leases apply to tbe Auctioneer or to the Board's Solicitor, Oliver Samuel, Bronghambtreet, New Plymouth. WOMEN OF NEW PLYMOUTH WHY NOT FOLLOW THE " JIERK " MAN'S LEAD. WELL I What is Wa lead? When spoil. inK your curtains and Ailing tbe house with tobacco smoke, he doesn t use t.ne coin tuonost. blackest, cheapest tobacco thai iii.-iiiev can buy ; hj« doesn't invest in tliri clio>i>est nine for a übiihng weed, does ho He argues (and vory properly, too) it for the purpose of killing off all surplus mosquitoes, deadly microbes, eta., he HAB TO SMOKE, he might as well use the bes and nicest tobacco and employ the choicest Havannah," The mere men knows a thine or two be hasn't boea going to and fro up and down this pi met with his eyes shut al these years. Our id vino is ju for once follow his lead, and wlicu buying your next lot of TEA, don't buy some old brand just because it is CHEAP, when TEA can be obtait.ad from all grocers. Good Tea is cheapest in the long inn, a it goes further, and so lasts longer. NIRVANA TEA may be obtained from all grocers. Sole Wholesale Agent?— A. S. PATERSON & 00/ WELLINGTON. ON SALE BY j: GARNER. Bouth Road. 0. CARTER, Devon street. V. O. JC7RY, Oover-street NEW PLYMOUTH 00-OP. SOCIETY Cnrrie-street, J. WHITAKER, Devon-afreet. IW. HEALY, Devon-street. ) jrf ASK FOR ©J,, ' NEW TARIFF! CHAMPION BLEi other prices:ajL<: 9NO CHINA TEA USED BY JUST WAITARA-NEW PLYMOUTH COAOH. THE undersigned notifies that he has bought out MB. Robt. Klßßr'B interest in the above BUSINESS. Customers will please note obange of hours, viz.:— j Coach leaves Waitara at 9.30 a.fi. ] Coach leaves New PlymouO- p>n. ! Seat booked and parcels rojaivr.d at West I B. OOULTBS