Amusements. a~bTzaar 'in aid of St. Andrew's Sunda} School Building Fund WILL BE HELD IN THE PUtXAMP'kk HALL ON THURSDAY, JUNE 7m Particulars in future isii-r 842 m CITIZENS' Ba-Uj-IN AID OF BAND FUND. DKILL HALL, MAY 24rH. Committed: — Mesdameaßoy, Witchell, W. Bayly, Paul, Cottier, Smith, R. N. Hooker, G. Cock, and Miss Hempton; Messrs A. B. R. Fookes-, J . Paul, C. T. Mills, J. Morey, IJenry Ford, r. Humphries, juu., T Furlong,and Hall. Under the patronage of His Worship the Mayor, Messrs E M. Smith, M.H.R , O. Samuel, H. W. Witchell, A Ktanclish J. Blyth, X C. Hughes, A. E A. Clarke, W. Kerr, A. D Gray, D. Teed, R. Cock, A. B R Fookes, N. King, J. Paul. F L. Webster, J. C. George, W F Downes, Dr. O'Cnrroll, Dr. Leatham, Dr. Christie. Double Tickets 7/6 Gentlemen's Tiokots ... hiLadies' Tickets 2/6 Visitors' Tic Sets (to admit at Eide door), 2/Tickote may be obtained from any of tbo Committee. al6m ALEXANDRA HALL. RINK MRINK ! TUESDAY, I BATQRD^Y, May 15. | May 19. WEDNESDAY, May 23. • From 7.30 to 10 p.m. Band, under Mr Garry, on Wednesdays. Admission — Wednesdays :—: — Gentlemen Is; Bkates 6d. Ladies Gd ; skates 6d Saturdays — Gentlemen 6d; skates 6d Ladies Gd; skates Gd C. "RIELLY, 762 a Manager. H.COLLIEB&CO., PIANOFORTE IMPORTERS AND TUNEUS, WangaDiii & New Plymouth, BES to announce that they have REMOVED to premises Bitnated in the ALEXANDRA HALL, lately occupied by Mr Milton Craig. They have also purchased from Mr Craig his entire stock 'and business connection generahy. Customers may rely on having their commands attended to promptly. With our staff of Certificated Tuners customers may roet assured on any work entrusted to our care being efficiently executed. Q^*Piano3 aud Organs tuned singly or by the year in Town or Country. High Class Pianos by J. & J. Poi-kixson, London. Rogees & Son, London, Makers to the Czar of Ruesia. Knauss, Coblentz, Maker to the Emperor of G< rmany. Pianos from I Oigansfrom I na'tooniums £32 10s I 18 gum. f | fromllguin Instruments sold on the Time Payment system, from 5s per week. H. Collier & Co., NEW PLYMOUTH and WANGrANUI, a36a Property I Property W.J. SPURGE, (Opposite the CriterioT Motol) NEW PLYMOUTH. I HAVE foi mid tho following Che.ip Properiips : — 380 acres rich land, 320 in best mixed English grasses, fenced, 6 miles from Midhirst. Price, £i 5a pc« acre. Freehol . A ba r gain. 100 seres good level land, 40 in grass, balance in bush 1 mile from factory. Good road. J rice, £3 5s per acre. 150 acres, all in grass. Good land. Well fenced, cio.o to a factory. Price, £5 per acre. 100 acres level bush farm, 80 acres in grass. Fenced. 3 roomed cottage, close to factory. Price, £'6 17a 6 per acre 530 acres good land, all in grass, on main road Fenced 6 roomed house. Price, £6 per ncre, or wi' lease to a responsible tenant at £150 per annum. 200 acres, all in grass, on main road 5 a'iles from township. Close to a fac tory. Wnl .euxef"r 13 years at i.'37 lUd per annum. Goo wi 1 £250 105 acres handy farm, well improved, excellent 6 roomed house, cow shed, stock 1 yard, hay i-hud nnd oth>r'buildings. Un good roud, 8 milo* from New PJvuiouth. Price, £7 per acre Cheap. To Leabu : 340 acres, all in good grass, except 20 in bueb, 5-roomed house, orchard, 6 paddocks, well fenced. Near township Rent, £130 per annum. Purchasing clanHe £o 10- per acre. 210 acres, all gruHH, lit le shelter imsh. i fuldockn well fenced. Excellent 5 room&d hout-o, a'l brick chimneys, good out-buildir-g*. Carry 80 cowh. Near factory. Price £6 10s per acre. For Salo : A 6-roouied house, close to st.iiiou, with 3bectionsof land. Price, £400. 5-rooined house and full section in Devonstreet West. Price, £160. 3 Town Sections adjoining, beautiful position, close to centro of New Plymouth for £120 A bargain. 3 others i djoining, lovoly aito for a house, fine view ot sea and mountain. Price, £150. Cheapest in Now Plymouth. Several good Hotels. Some good Bueh Land cheap. Agent for tho NORTH QUEENSLAND FIRE INSURANCE Co. Low Premiums. Quick settlements. _ b Oysters. Oysters. A FRESHJISUPPLY by "every boat **- from Auckland. Botties, la 6d. E. JDINGLE, in Devon street. D"~RIN"irH"EALTH*TEA. It is the BES ', the I'D REST, tho most invit;orutin« lVu. J-iUHGESS, FRAbER. & CO , Wliolpphl" AtrcntH. _ /~iT~L B E£Y'li DRY GIN \JT DoctorH rocomrnond it to theii patioqtp / (2)
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10008, 19 May 1894, Page 3
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740Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10008, 19 May 1894, Page 3
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