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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9953, 14 March 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAITARA REGATTA, MARCH 15th, 1894. ON Thi rsday, 15th March, special passenger trains will leave Now Plymouth at 10.20 a.m. and 11.35 am., returning from Waitara at 5 35 p.m. and 6.15 p m., stopping at any intermediate station if required. Tie usual 4.0 pin. train from New Plymouth will be delayed till fi.O p ra., and will run accordingly later to Hawer.i. A connecting train will leave Waitari at 5.15 p.m. Excursion Tickets, available for return on day of issue only, will be it-sued to Waitara — from Stratford: first class, 5/-; second ch?B, 3/ ; New PJym uth : first class, 3- ; second clbsb, 2/-. STRATFORD SPORTS, MARCH 15th. Tho train usually leaving Hawera at 1 50 p.m. for New Plymouth will not laave till 4.30 p.m ; Siratford, 5.55 p.m.; Ingle wood, 6.55 p in.; Sentry Hill, 7.40 p in ; arriving New Plymouth at 8.10 p.m. A train will U-ave Sentry Hill at 740 pp # tn for Waitara. 544 BY ORDER. IWO HOURS' MIRTH & MUSIC. ALEXANDRA HaLL THURSDA V AND FRIDA V, March 15th and 16th. First appearance of CAPT FRED ) The only Whißtling THOMAS [-Ventriloquist in the THOMAb, J World> Humorist, Raconteur, Vocalist In hia great monologue entertainment — a Frank Lincoln, Snazelle, and Maccabe combined. Says the Christchurch Press : " During the time Capt Fred Thomas wtw on the stage his audience were kept in roars of laughter." edison's lateTtTphonograph, The World's Fair Exhibit, acknowledged by the Press to be the finest that has ever visited Australasia. Chicago's favorite tenor (Charles Field) will sing " Only a Pictuit 1 ." America's greatest tenor (Geo. J. Gaskin) will sing " '1 he Girl I Left Behind ." omic songs by Len. Spencer. The great railway scene by Russell Hunting Bund selections by the famous 23rd Regiment, etc. The New Plymouth Pnnd will pay a selection, which will be immediately reproduced. Musical Director ... ... Mr 9eo. Garry I iano kindly lent by Mr Milton '^raig. Fecure your seat at Gilmour's ; bookins; rapidly. Doors open 7.30, overture at 8 o'clock. < arriagc at 10. Popular Prices— 2i and Ib. Mr J. W. F. Halcombe, Business Manager. 536 a St. Patrick's Annual PICNIC. To be held on NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE ON Thursday. March 15. Sports and other amusements on the ground. Entries lor all events free. Beautiful Prizes presented by several loading citizens of New Plymouth. Also, money will be given away. 539 m Price for TEA— Is. BURGESS, FRASER & Co., GENEHAL IMPORTERS AND ' Commi*»ion Agents; DEVON-STREET. __ NEW PLYMOUTH. ~MRS J. wTbATTEnT" DEVON-STREET, j ORGANIST of Wesleyan Churcb Teacher of Pianoforte, Singing, &c, has vacancies for a few more pupils. Term commences with pupils. qßli THE NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT & LOAN SOCIETY (Permanent.) ' INSTITUTED 1876 Incorporated under ' The Building Societies Act, 1880." Dibeotobs : Messrs H. Weston (Chairman), J. B, Conuett, W. Cottier, W. F. Hrooking, J. 0. Georgn, N. King, and C. T. RoDdto. Polioitob : R. C. K.ngbes, Esq. Bankkkb: Tho Dank of New Zealand. T OANS granted, ou appro^od security, * from one to twelve years, on the Bocict'. 's revised tnh'es ot re-payment. Thepa are txceptionolly li lerul,' and compare favorably with any of tbo befct ool^ni»l institutions-. In re lira no deductions of any sort either by way of l>oi us, coamtsion, or entrance focn. No Mor^giuo Deeds to j.ay for, when the loan io ovor £100, and net Itss tlmn thrive ytars' duration. Bo rowers can redfem ut any time and on Tt-ry fnvorable terms. Deposits are received at current rates. Fixed for 12, 6, and 3 months. 15F Office open daily from 10 a.m. io 4 ■n m , Thursday afternoons oxrep te I. CLARENCE RENNELL, Socretary and Treasurer Office — Brpogbam-Btroet, New Plymouth. GILBE Y'T" D "b~Y GINDoctors recommend it to tbeit ptlientfl (2)