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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 194, 28 August 1901, Page 3

ST. MARY'S HALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28TH. CONCERT AjTwAXWORKSPbogramme : 1. Ohorus, "Ave Maria" Ladies and Miss L. George 2. Violin Solo Master H, Salt 3. Song, •'The Toilers ... Mr.HenTyGray 4. Song, " Meddlesome Matty" Miss Mocica Lesson 5. Vocal Duett, " The May Bells and the Flowers " ... Misses Baber fi. Song, " Doreen " Miss Nora Skeet 7. Violin Solo, " Berceuse " Miss Marion Govett 8. Bong Mr. Oartwright 9. Song, " Should he Upbraid," * Miss Winnie Baker 10 Song (oomio) Mr. Sumner Celebrated Waxwobks. Diogenes Looking for an Honeßt Man Mr. Ourrie Highlander Mr. Woodard Mr. Seddon and Duke ... Mr. Tretjilcoe and Master G. Pearce Prima Donna ... ... Miss Devenish Dancing Doll ... MissßerthaThompson Starvine Girl Miss A. Hursthouse Tea and Scandal... Misses Stendish, George and McKellar Mellin's Fond ... Miss L. George, and Master 0. Glarke Laughing Boy ... Master W. Crawford Maori Chief Dancing Haka Master H. Skinner Talking Doll Miss F Hamerton Jack in the Box Mr. Sumner Kruger •. " The Wild West" Waxwobks. Showman, " Uncle Sam " ... Dr. Fookes Assistants, " Gilead " Mr. Mills "Artemus" ... Mr Bannister Boy Mr. \Y. Fookes Bring this Programme with you. Doors open at 7.30, Concert at 8. Admission, Is: Children, half price. IJI ,H E ATKE ROYAL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30TH MADAME BELLE COLE, THE WORLD RENOWNED CONTRALTO. MR. JOHN PROUSE, the well-known Baritone. MISS FLORENCE HARDING, Pianist. Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Box Plan at McKinnon Bain's. 2s tickets on ba had on and after THURSDAY. Holders of these tickets will be admitted 1S minutes before box office opens. THEATRE_ ROYAL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH, 1901. TOWN BAND BALL. In aid of New Plymouth Town Band. Tickets: Ladies, 2s; Gentlemen, 3s. STAR FOOTBALL OLUB. ANNUALSOCIAL WlLti BB HELD IN THEATRE ROYAL ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th. Tickets: ladies, 2s 6d; Gentlemen, 3a 6d C. B. LEVER, Hon. t?ec. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT ! AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ACTUAL RESULTS OP A "WHOLE TERM OF LIFE POLIOY UNDER TABLE BS, premiums cease at end of 5 years. THE Society is allowed by a Wanganui gentleman to publish the Aotual Results in respect of bis Polioy No. 32819, issued 29th April, 1874, which are as follows: 3wn Assured £2,000 0 0 Table 85, Age 38, Yearly Premium for 5 years only ... £228 13 i Total Premiums paid £1143 6 8 Sonus Addition* toßlst December, 1898 ... Bonos for the one year, 1899 The amount tor which he is now Assured ... ... £1,«70 0 67 10 0 ... £4,037 12 0

The Boons Additions are £B9l 6b 4d in excess of all tbe Premiums paid, and he has been assured since the issue of the Policy, for an amount varying from £2OOO to £4037 12s Od. Tbepresentcash value of tbe Total Bonuses is By surrendering the Policy and Bonuses, the member could obtain at once in Cash Or if he wanted a Loan he could borrow from the Society on the security of the • Policy at 6 per cent £2,303 D. O'SOLLIVAN, Senior Agent, Criterion Hotel, £1,261 18 0 £2,558 15 3 INFERIOR TEA IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH. WHY TYfiINK TT? HY Urink It i NOW THAT THE FAMOUS TEA IS OBTAINABLE. STUDY YOUR HEALTH & YOUR POCKET, & DRINK HIRV ANA ONLY. NI RYAN A IS THE PUREST AND FRESHEST CEYLON TEA ON the MARKET. It can be obtained from J. GARNER, Sooth Road. O. CARTER, Devon-street. F. O. JORY, Gover-atreet, NEW PLYMOUTH CO-OP. SOOIBT" 5 Ourrie-sireet. J. WHITAKER, Devon-street, W. KEALY, Devon-street. Sole Wholesale Agents—