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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7709, 11 January 1905, Page 3

LAST WEEK THE GRANDEST SHOW THE GRANDEST SHOW THE GRANDEST SHOW IS NEW ZEALAND. IN NEW ZEALAND. IN NEW ZEALAND. CONTINUED SUCCESS CONTINUED SUCCESS CONTINUED SUCCESS | NEW PLYMOUTH EXHIBITION CARNIVAL, 1905.1 Wednesday : EXHIBITION DISPLAYS, Manufactures Illustrated by Working Machinery.. Miscellaneous Concert and Grand Tableau in Italian Gardens, Flee LUNCHEON, 12 till 2. AFTERNOON TEA 3 till 5. D'ARC'S MARIONETTES. ZADONI'S MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCE. " Thursday: EXHIBITION DISPLAYS & NOVELTIES. Expected Visit of Right Honorable Richard Seddon, the Honorable J, Carroll, the Honorable Sir J. tJ. Ward and Party. GRAND MAORI DEMONSTRATION, FREE. MILITARY TOURNAMENT IN RECREATION GROUNDS, and MAORI AQUATIC SPORTS, Adnnission Is. GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IN EXHIBITION GROUNDS Ana Marvellous Tight-Rope Walking, Admission, is. Special Trajna from Wanganui and Late Return Trains. Friday : EXHIBITION NOVELTIES. LUNCHEON, 12 till 2. AFTERNOON TEA 3 to 5. Popular Entertainment— Including Shadow Pantomfme. Free. GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT ANTONIO'S CIRCUS, STARTLING NOVELTIES. Saturday: EXHIBITION,. ART GALLERY PICTURES. Band Performance in Gardens, Maori Vdllage. Zadoni'a Marvellous Performance. DArc's Marionettes, &c, &c, &c. Admission to Exhibition 1/Season Tickets, 5/-; Family Tickets, 12/6. OPEN FROM 10 TILL 10. TWELVE HOURS' CONTINUOUS AMUSEMENT. H. A. LENNON, Secretary. EXHIBITION. AETEBNOON TEAS. IN ITALIAN GARDENS, IN TEA TENTS. IN DINING ROOMS. AFTERNOONTEA from 3 to 5. PRICE Gd. Strawberries And Cream PRICE Od. ICES 1 ICES ! ICES ! LUNCHEON, l/6d. All vote the CATERING arrangements excellent. BRING YOUR FRIENDS. SUPPER PARTIES CATERED FOR FRUIT. FRUIT., FRUIT. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his Mart, on Wednesday, January 11th : 150 Boxes Peaches 100 Boxes Plums 50 Boxes Apples 20 Boxes Tomatoes 8 Boxes Apricots Black Currants, Cucumbers, Lemons, Grapes, Peas, and New Potatoes. S'alc at a o'clock. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his yards as above : 50 mixed calves 30 mixed yearlings 45 12 to 18 months mixed. 28 18 months steers 15 2 year steers 15 heifers in calf 22 cows and heifers 20 store cows 1 3 year draught filly by Glasgow Geordie Sale at 12.30 o'clock. FRUIT, : FRUIT, FRUIT. TO-DAY, JANUARY 11. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS WILL sell by auction at their Mart, Devon Street, To-day, Wednesday, January 11 : STRAWBERRIES, PLUMS, GOOSEBERRIES, PEACHES, TOMATOES, APRICOTS, Sale at 10.30 a.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11. BEWLEY & GRIFFITHS HAVE received instructions from Mrs J. Gilbert son (who is leaving the district) to sell by auction on Wednesday next, January llt'h,— All her Superior Household Furniture (Nearly new) and her House and Section, situated in McLean Street, Fit/.roy. WITHOUT RESERVE. Finn 0 (by Bolvm), music stand, music stool, handsome lot of pictures, etc., sofa, carpets, linoleum, fender, etc., curtain poles, couches, tables, dining tables, small tables, chairs, dinner sets] double and single bedsteads, mattresses, 2 duchess pairs, child's basinette, wardrobe, go-carl, bentwood chairs, rattan and easy chairs, treadle and hand coinvanes, clocks, photo frames, cat pet runner, curtains, toilet sets glassware, etc., blankets, lamps ■balls, good musical clock, UiUhe utensils, garden tools, lawn mow SPECIAL NOTICE, ture can be seen at the re on Tuesday afternoon. ALSO—(With Slight Reserve), *>'ew 5-room house, hot and cold water, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, and outbuildings ; 1-acro Sand, good garden), lawn in front of house. JE EXPRESS w