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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 180, 3 August 1904, Page 3

!H BA'T R E "DOTAL, NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, LA MASCOTTE ONE OB' THE FINEST PRODIICI TIONS YET HELD IN NEW PLYMOUTH. DON'T FAIL TO WITNESS THE GORGEOUS AMAZON'S MARCH. AMAZON'S MARCH. AMAZON'S MARCH. CASTE OF CHARACTERS : Laurent XVII. Mr Dinnington Pippo (a shepherd) Mr Rowo Kocco (iv farmiT) Mr Do I.a Haye l'rinco l-'ritillini Miss Murphy Mulli'd (an inkeepcr) Mr E. Gilmour Purafante (a sergeant) Mr E. Clarke , Tito (a Bohemian) Mr Bruce 'Marco (a Bohemian) Mr K. McAllum Guiseppe (a peasant) Mr Buckley 1 Bettina (country girl, Mascotte) Miss Teed Fiametta (Laurent's daughter) Angel o Luigui (page) Beppo (page) Carlo Miss M. Treehy page) Miss O'Brien jugo) Miss Buxton Miss Hooper a dtuiciii'g girl) Miss Eva Everett n Miss R. Clarke Produced under the Sole Dire MR J. D. STOYLE. Popular Prices : 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. Box plan at the Colonial Piano M. J. JONES, Hon. Sec. FOOTBALL. RECREATION GROUNDS TO-MORROW AFTERNOON at 2.30. BAKERS v. .JOCKEYS AND TRAINERS. In aid of fund for Hospital Annexe. OFFERS are invited for the Right to Advertise ON' THE GROUND TARANAKI-BRITISH MATCH, AUGUST 17th. Full particulars con be had on application to C. H. ARNDT, Stratford, Hon. Sec. Taranaki Rugby Union.

H^qpUgMrtS* NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FOOTBALL MATCH TARANAKI v. WELLINGTON. ON 10th August passenger train will leave New Plymouth at 11.15 a.m., arriving Hawera at 2.-10 IJ.ni. Tho usual 4.20 p.m. train will be delayed to leave Hawera at 5.0 p.m. for New Plymouth and Waitara. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS avuilabie for return till 3 3th August will -tie issued to Hawera on 10th August by the 7.55 a.m. train and 11.15 a.m. special from New Plymouth and intermediate stations. Also by tho 8.10 a.m. train from Waitara. These excursion tickets will not be available by the mail trains. For further particulars see posters at stations. BY ORDER. IMPOUNDED in tho public Pound, Lepperton, on July 31st, one dark biindle cow, one fawn polled cow, and two steer calves ; no visible brand on any of them. Notice is hereby given that if the above cattle be not claimed and expenses paid on or before Saturday, August 13th, at noon, they will be sold by public auction at the Pound, Lepperton.—D. Klenner, Foundkceper. HOSPITAL ANNEXE COMMITTEE. A MEETING will be held in tho Borough Council Chamber at 3 p.m. TO-DAY (Wednesday). All lady members are particularly requested to attend. JAMES 0. GEORGE, Hon. Sec. GOVETT-BROWN MEMORIAL FUND. MEETING of subscribers will be l. held in St. Mary's Hall on MONDAY, August Bth, at 7.30 p.m. JAMES C. GEORGE, Hon. Secretary. ON and after this dato - the Eg mont Brewery and Aerated Water Factory piemises will be closed for the statutory half-holi-day on SATURDAY instead of THURSDAY. TO BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE. A SPLENDID opportunity for a business man, either as an inThc property comprises : 51 FEET TO DEVON STREET, with commodious Shop and Dwelling, with bathroom, hot and cold water, ami every convenience ; also stable abd trap-shod ; and is situated opposite the Post Office. The shop lias been occupied by Mr Irvin as a grocery and general store. For further particulars apply to MEDLEY & RIINDLE, Land Agents, Devon Street.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from Mr C. T. Hall, who is giving up dairying, to sell liy auction on his farm, Richmond Road, Mataituwa, on the above tlaU.', all his dairy and farm stock, as follows : 45 choice cows, early calvcrs 40 2 to 3 year old epringing heifers 1 5 year old Shorthorn bull 3 well bred Shorthorn yearling; bulls 1 2 .year old pedigree Berkshire boar 1 2 year old pedigree Berkshire sow anil litter 5 breeding sows X 4 year old draught mare by Skipper, took second nrize at lust. N.P. Show J trap marc by Wellington JI. 1 3 year old light trap gelding broken to saddle 77-gallon Do Laval separator, 801b light gig and sundries. Sale at 1 o'clock. NOTE.—These cows can be relied upon as being thoroughly good, Mr Hall having been dairying for 25 venrs. Last season 41 cows avcrug- *'° 4s foe butter alone. tßesc cold days it is very handy to have a warm p u ir of gloves. Gents' knit woollen gloves Is Cd, 'ld palms, j ing, 4s 6d. Our best dogskin, wa lined driving gloves, now 5s Seal, Cash Clothier.* Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, for Coughs and Colda never faila, la fid»* a