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Taranaki Daily News, 1 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY NON-SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR! “THE i ESSIAH.” BY NEW PLYMOUTH CHORAL-SOCIETY AND WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. (IN CONJUNCTION). « The New Plymouth Choral Society has pleasure in announcing that, through the courtesy of Mr. G. H. Saunders, arrangements have been completed whereby Mr. Edward Branscombe's well-known Westminster Glee Singers will combine with the Choral Society in producing Handel’s oratorio “The Messiah.” DECEMBER 11 & 12, 1923.

PUBLIC NOTICES. A DAY FOR THE CHILDREN. A DAY FOR THE CHILDREN. yyHITELEY gUNDAY gCHOOL ANNIVERSARY gERVICES. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. 11 a.m. 2.45 p.m. 7 p.m. Preacher: REV. E. S. HARKNESS, of Opunake. Special Singing at all Services. MONDAY AT 7.30 P.M. Presentation of Prizes. NEW PLYMOUTH GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL HOSTEL (Strandon). VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS. JPINE sunny ‘situation, close to sea. Every’ care taken to ensure health and well-being of pupils. Inspection invited. Fees: Term boarders £l5 10s. Weekly boarders £l4. Prospectus on application. EDMUND LASH, Secretary. P.O. Box 187, New Plymouth. TO MOTORISTS. APPLICATIONS are called for a Daily motor service from Pukearuhe to I New Plymouth return. Tenders close at 7 p.m. on TUESDAY, December 4, 1923. For further particulars apply to the undersigned— R. LUXTON, Pukearuhe. ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. APPLICATIONS are invited for ten Scholarships of £llO per annum on the Marsh Foundation. Such scholarships are available only for students studying for Holy Orders. The College is open for admission of students not holding Scholarships upon payment of the customary fees. Copies of the Regulations and Forms of Application for Scholarships are obtainable from the Diocesan Office, 40, Short- . land Street, Auckland, to which applications must be addressed to reach the undersigned not later than January 24, 1924. G. A. THOMPSON, Secretary to St. John’s College Trust Board. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETINGS—CABLEGRAMS “VIA PACIFIC” AT REDUCED RATES. , r pHE Pacific Cable Boft-d has arranged , to carry Christina o and New Year { messages of greetings at the following : REDUCED RATES.— UNITED KINGDOM: 7d per word, minimum h words. CANADA: sjd per word, minimum 10 words. Christmas messages should be handed in j not later than December 22, and New j Year messages not later than December , 29, at ANY’ TELEGRAPH OFFICE in the Dominion. DAIRY PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD. TO THE NORTH ISLAND SUPPLIERS. the request of a large number of suppliers, I have consented to nomination .as a candidate for a seat on the above Board. Should you do me the honour of returning me, it will be my constant endeavour to promote your interests to the very best of my ability. I am keenly sensible of the dangers atfending rash interference with ordinary I trading channels, and am not convinced ; that compulsory marketing schemes are a I solution of the difficulties confronting the i industry. Cheaper and better means of 1 transport, insurance and exchange would ' have my hearty support, whilst at the same time I would strenuously conserve the maritime interests of Taranaki. I am strongly oppo ed to secret, star-chamber methods, and should deem it my duty to keep those who are most interested, namely the milk and cream suppliers of this Dominion, fully posted as to the work and intentions of the Dairy Control Board. Yours obediently, JAS. HINE. Waitara, November 23, 1923. OAR PAINTING —For a first-class job at a reasonable charge try M. 0. |