1 TEE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. ENTRIES wiil be received by the undersigned forLoc3l Centre Examination?, Jucior and Senior Grades and School B-atninatiu-S. 1 heoretical Examinations in Elements 'of Music. Harmony, and Counterpoint, on June 2nd, 1900 ; Practical Examinations in Singing and IDBtrumental Music (inendiug Pianoforte, Organ, Violin, and all oth_r instruments), in November or December next. All Entries close on Ist May, 1900, Copies of Syllabfls and Entry Forms can be had on application". F. W. RICHMOND, 301 Local Representative. ~ CITIZENS' LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LIMITED. THE LARGEST, WEALTHIEST, & MOST PROGRESSIVE OFFICE of its kind in the British Colonies. Head Office for New Zealand : Wellington. With Agencieo and District Superintendencieß throughout the Colonies. Local Directors — Hon. T. W. Hislop 11. S. WardoH, Esq , J.P.; W. KingtonFyfftsE_q,M.B. J. Fkancis JL.ANE, itesidenfc Secretary. The CITIZENS' conducts two great classes of Assurance — lst-ORDINAEY AS-UrtANOE; Premiums Payable Quarterly, HalfYearly, or Yearly, with Large ANNUAL BONUSES. 2nd— INDUSTRIAL APSUrtANCE ; Premiums Payable Wetikiy, Fort-. 1 nightly, or Monthly, with Profits. The CITIZENS' issued MORK Polices last year than all other Australasian Life Offices put together. New Plymouth Office, Brougham St. — W. J. SHAW, Manager District Acent— J. Colville. 799 butcher & go., (Successors to J. Lashbrook), CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, & GENERAL SMITHS, HAVE REMOVED TO CURRIE STREET (opposite tho Co-operative Storeß) A trial solioited- All work guaranteed. Nothing but First-class Material Used. BUTCHER, BLANCHETT, & MISBET ' 434 8 F" TUTU TIIia ROYAL BLUE § vP 31 I Ell u^ I ftm fill ' vR *w* JLijLJL AjlLJlj " X USED AT S 8 t t ALL THE LEADINGS Qfj .V-^L-. LAUNDRIES. g i STmPTI!]? royal glaze i| § J-luX liLu starch a X R — , Doe3_otaticktot_eiro_!J 8 hM-B-r or injure fineab lace. ? I PlVnpTll]? No. 1 EXTRACT I I S-lfiriill- OF SOAP <« § S 1 Co.'s Doa3not difloolouroc_otS S ■———■——■— ——•^ tho olothes, > J. S. HARi^ GUNMAKER, DEVON STREET (Next to Whitaker'B Store), NEW PLYMOUTH, BEGS to nolify the residents of New Plymouth and turrounding district that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS IN DEVON STREET. Being a Practical G-unmaker, the Sporting public can rely on all work being done soundly, and equal to English work, at reasonable prices. A large stock of BREfciCff-LOADING DOUBLE and SINGLE BARREL GUNS by good makers on sale. Also, Rifles and Revolvers in great variety . Cartridges and Ammunition of all kinds in stock. Inspection and a trial invited Send for Prices, SAFE KEYS MADE A»D FITTED 877 fcßsnsL Sound the jPIL pm asses PURE CEYLON OR BLENDED IGE CREAM AT THE "Empire." SHILLING DINNER DAILY AT TIIE " Empire." MEALS AT ALL HOURS AT THE " Exppira" DWELLING I'J LET. DEVON-STREET, C E N TR A L, 7 Rooms, 3 fireplaces, range, water laid on. Apply. Hebald Office. 163
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11789, 6 April 1900, Page 3
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