Amusements. United gunday Schools' Annual Picnic WILL B* HPLD ON THURSDAY, JAN. 24^» AT BELL BLOCK. TRAINS depart at 11.30 am., 1.25 pm., 2.25 pro.; returning at 6.25 p.m. and 7.25 p.m. Knlway Return Tickets, including ao'tniasion to grounds and tf a, 2/6; Children, 1/6 ; may be obtained from any of the teachers prior to 24th inst.; or at Railway Ftation on day of Picnic. Tickets for Admission and Tea only, 1/6; Children half-price AH Sunday School Scholars free. Childron'B Tea at 3 p.m. Adults' Tea at 4 p.m. Thero will bo a Fruit and Refreshment Stall on the grounds. Sports, Cricket, Tennis, Snings, SkippiDg, and other games, &c , &c Tbe scholars of the various Sunday Schools will assemble at tit. Mary's at 10.45 a m , for finul instructions, form procession to station, and leave in charge of teaphera by b'chooln' train at 11.30 a.m. Station gates will be locked, and admission given only to children « ho form procession, aud have previously obtained ticket-. The first train will not step at Eliot ttreet, but other trains will stop as usual, 114 m Volunteer Picnic and Sports, Will be bold in Messrs Wella and H. F. Knight's paddocks (opposite the Racecourse), on Thursday, 31st Jan. For Pio ,ramme ccc Posters. Sports commence at 1 o'clock sharp. Tea on tables at 4 30 o'clock A Platform for Dancing will be erected. Admission: Adults, 6d. Tea, 1*; children half-price. Sbrot. A. HOOKER, 33m Hon. Sec. Jst prize Ist prize MEAT.MEAT. SOLE BROS,. HAVING won at the late Show the 10 f-iuinea Gold Cup for the Best Fat Bullock and ihe First Prize for the Best Fat Freezers nnd Freeing Sheep, beg to inform tho public that th«*y are now killing the?e and similar beasts. Customers can therefore rely on it that the quality cannot be equalled in th? district. Prime Canterbury Hamß and Bacons. N.B. — No old cows killed, so we can guarantee all Prime Quality. Note. — Sole Bros hold an unbeaten record of First Prizes for the last five years for Prime Fat Stock. ca'l early. A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and seventylive, in pursuance and exercise of his own free will, Bichard Cock did start in business in Brougham-street, at that time the best known business portion of the town of New Plymouth. Whereas by the grac.s of God the said Kichard Cock, during that long period, had given unto him a son, and the said son now desires that he Bhall follow in the old line of business carried on by his father, It is hereby notified that it is the intention of Richard Cock aforesaid to assist his said son by establishing a provision store in the shop formerly in the occupation of the late J. T. Davis, next the Criterion Hotel, under the style of H. Cocb & Son. Now, therefore, be it also enacted that the said Richard Cock tenders his best thanks to the public for their favors during the last twenty years, and would ask for a continuance of public patronage to the new firm. Richard Cock also respectfully asks that all accounts due to him be paid by the end of January. The new shop will be opened on Tuesday, January 15th, 1895. God Save tbe Queen, AND RICHARD COCK. 59m GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE V* DEPARTMENT. Lowest Premiums. Cheap Management. Careful Selection of Lives. Government Guarantee. T OW PREMlUMS.— Notwlthstandiiiß the I J low premiums, tlio funds ot the Dopar. - ment, accumulated during twenty-four years, now amount to ovor two millions ; storling. /"IHBAP MANAGriMKNT.-Tho most rifjul \_J economy is observed. Tho rntio ot oxiu'iisos to incoino li/nr lowor thnn that of any other ol!W of similar a«o doiny business in tlio Colonies /"IAUHFUIj &r,I,KCTION 01" TiIVH.S -Tlid \J utmost euio if, cxuiciKorl in tfiinnlui". HHdiiibt the ncuo})tAiica of doubtful tisl k. Am acoiiFCMnunce, tlio Dcatli-riito your In yearfal!bfurf,hoitofthuo<]io(:tH.n(;yiii>oi' winch tno tublos have boon coinimteil. Ci oviiiiNMKNTfiu \i:anti:i; — tiiuimjX lnont ot ovury I'olicy ibi;uiiiiiiiUn)l by tho bttitn. FUNOO OVCR TWO MILLION POUND" Annual Incomo over J3360.000. Cash S'jhpljs in 1803, over £ 1 90,000 (i,.v.,i uihrituiui'iou). J II lUCHAUD'jOiW 7 1 Couiinif^iunrr WANTKD, — A oouutant supply of Freeh Dairy-fed I'ORK. Highest pricoH t;iw>n — (J. B Walsh, Foru Butcbor Do<. wi-Mroot.* fi3il&
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TH18950123.2.21.3
Bibliographic details
Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10216, 23 January 1895, Page 3
Word Count
710Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10216, 23 January 1895, Page 3
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.