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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10656, 3 July 1896, Page 3

Amusetnents. , . A LECTURE ON TJTE BIBLE; HOW IT HAS COME TO US, ILLUSTRATED BY 52 PICTURES 52 Of People, Places, Manuscripts, Versions, Ancient Writings, &o. Shown in a Powerful Lantern, will be/ delivered by the f REV. CANON HASELDEN, • In St. Mary's Schoolhouse, THIS EVENING, si 7.30 p.m. Admission— Adult?, Is; Children, 6d. The proceeds, after paying expenses, will be given to the Organ Fund. a 517 6d 6d6 d 6 d __6 d 6d6 d 6d6 d V ALEXA#IHRA HALL. THU R S D~Ty NEXT, j LAST OF MACKENZIE'S POPULAR CONCERTS. I s I s I s _l s I s I s Last night a large and fashionable andienco greeted the Popular Entertainer and his Unique Company. l«6 D l s 6n s 6 D l 8 6 E An Immense Programme in Preparation FOR THURSDAY NEXT. See future issue. TARANAKI POULTRY, PIGEON CANARY SOCIETY. Seventh Annual Show TO BE HELD IN TIIE DRILL HALL ON FRIDAY AND ) j July 10th and \ SATURDAY ... \ \ 11th, 1896. Judges :— Poultry, W. G. King, Esq., Carterton ; Figeonß and Canaries, 0. Bartly, Esq., Auckland. 4 GOLD Q SILVER MEDALS ! O MEDALS ! Large Numbek Valuable Specials. ENTRD3S CLOSE on Saturday, June 27th, at Mr, A. King's, Tailor, New Plymouth. SCHEDULES AND ENTRY FORMS may be obtained from any of the Committee, or the Secretary, Mr H. F. Knight. Show open from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. on first day, acd from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. second day. fc First prize, WATCH, valued cj O at £5 5s (the winner, Lady or 5j g ng Gentleman, may have their o§ p own selection), ta{ Also, a Large Number •of other Valuable Prizes. TICKETS, ONE SHILLING EACH, will admit bearer tp Show. Drawing to take place at 8 p.m. on second day of Show. H. F. KNIGHT, a 341 Hon. Sec.

grand art ttnion rand Art Union of PICTURES (By special permission of the Colonial Secretary) and under the patronage of His Worship the Mayor of New Plymouth. AVW. M°M" Lnr Desires to give notice that he is forming an Art Union to dispose of his Pictures, and trusts to meet with support from lovers of Art in New Plymouth. 500 MEMBERS ATn|/i EACH, and 21 PICTURES of the value of £90, beautifully framed. The' following gentlemen have kindly consented to form a Committee to supervise the drawing in August, 1896:— J. Paul, Esq. | R. Cock, Esq. A- Goldwater, Esq. | E. LeG. Jacob, Esq. A. L. Cooke, Esq. jP. R. Carthew, Esq. Tickets at T. A very 's, J. Gilmour's, and T. Furlong's tobacco store; also from A. W. McMillin, Currie-street. LIST OF PRIZES : Ist— Pair of large paintings, value £20 2nd— Pair of smaller paintings, „ £16 3rd— Large Oil Painting ... „ £8 4tn — , „ „ „ ... „ £8 sth T Pair Panels „ £5 6th— Pair Pictures „ £5 7th— Small Painting „l £3 Bbh- „ „ £3 Also 9 other Paintings „ £22 Please Secure Tickets Early. a 467 Curtis Brothers, STRATFORD STORE, 3TAIITLING RH3OUCTIO ,8 s. d. Best Roller Flour, per lOOlbs ' ... 11 6 No. 1 Sugar „ 401ba ... 8 9 No. 2 Sugar „ „ ... 8 3 Best Candles, per lb., from 8 downwards. Oatmeal, per 251 b ... 3 6 Currants, per lb 0 4& Raisins, Elomes „. 0 5J „ Sultanas ... 0 5| j Muscatels 0 10 Sago 0 2 Tapioca 0 2 TEA REDUCED 3d per lb. ALL ROUND. ALL OTHER GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. FOR CASH ONLY CURTIS BROTHERS, STRATFORD STORE. 192 NOTICE. ANY person or persons, found TRESPASSING on the property of the undersigned with dog or gun in pursuit of game will be prosecuted. T. SEFTON, 73g Oakura District.