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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11666, 28 January 1901, Page 3

Amnw»ro*nts, ON aocount of the lamented death of Her Majesty tbe Queen, CORPORAL COUTTS' LECTURE UPON THE WAR IS POSTPONED UN TIL FURTHER NO TICE. Tl H E A T B E ROYAL Tuesday, 29th, Wednesday, 30th. rHE POPULAR LONDON ACTOR, CHARLES ARNOLD, AND JTI3 LONDON COMEDY COMPANY. 340 Nights, Strand Theatre, London 52 Nightp, Princess Theatre, Melbourne 54 Nights, Palace Theatre, Sydney. TUESDAY — " What Happened to Jones" WEDNESDAY— " Why Smith Left Home. ' • BroadhirstV) Knormously Successful Farce Comedies. „ IF. IT HURTS YOU TO LAUGH bON'T kE'K THEW, "They would disturb the serenity of an owl." Mr Jones's 'Bm will run to and from Fitzroj each eveuiag. Prices : 4s, 2a 6 1, and Is. Box plan at Gilmour's. 2?2 rv L. J. LOHB, Manager. rpHEATB,EROYAL, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Feb. 13th and nth. CITY BAND BAZAAR (In aid of Contest Fund). BAZAAR WILL BE OPEN AT 2.30. Afternoon Tea and Ice Creams. Nail Driving Competitijn for Ladies. Hat r J rimming for Gentlemen. Shooting Gallery Latest Up-t«-Date Novelties. FiiANK NKWELL, ,2*l Hor. Sec. i ity Band. IpEUREATTON GROUNDS, Thursday, February 28. CITY BAND'S THIRD ANNUAL SWIMMING CARNIVAL (Id aid of Band Contest Fund). Watch Paper for Programme. F. McJOMISH, 70 Hon Sec. BELL BLOCK GARDEN PARTY. POSTPONED TO 7th MAROH. Chetwode School, Devour btbcbt, New Plymouth. BOARDING icd DAT SCHOOL for . the Higher Education of Girls. . Principal : Miss Stanford, Assisted by Mini MeEaohen, M.A*, and an efficient staff. Pupils prepared for Matriculation, Civil Service, and all Musical Ezamina ion*. Special attention is given to the Physical Development of the Pupils and every oare is bestowed on their mental and moral training. The School course includes English in all its branches,- French, Latin, Mathematics, Science, Theory of Music, Calisthenics, Class Singing, and Needlework. The next term will commence Wednesday, February 6th, 1901. The Principal will be at home to en« rol intei ding pupi's on Saturday, Fe'ruary 2nd, and Tuesday, February stb, from 3 to 5 p.m. 2 If 4 -4 — Ladies' Bailor Hats, usual I !• pricp, 2/11 3/ti, 4/6, will b« cleared at 1/11 — * xceisioe Drapery Co 8 GENUINE Clearing SALE previous to alterations WANTED Known, — Newest designs iv Prinrp, (Jir^hams, Zephyrs, naaal p r i r es 7<l. Bd, 9d, will be oleared at 4^. - Excslßlor Drapeky Co. Genuine Sale. CORNETS 1/11, worth 3/11 ; G dot Holland apioun 1/- each, woth 12 -. II«»vy Siripe 36 v. Flannelette 4/9 dos. Full width Puk Fiannelette, uenat price 6/6, now sailing at 3'l l dozen — f XCEIBDB Drapery Co Great Alteralion Bile. DOt RLE width Heavy Twill Sheetiog 7JI yard. Towels from 2d ach. Gooa Heavy Shirting 4|d yard. Rxf.ra Strong Boot Laces 3d do Ben.— t XCELBIOH DiUPEKY Co. Genuine Clearing Sale. r riHE Best Value ever Offered i*< 1 Taranaki— Navy and Black All Wool double width Coating Serge good value at 2,6, now offered to the oublio at 1/6- a Genuine Bargain. — Kxoblsiob DRAPftBY Co. Cleariog Sale. 160 THE WAI TAR A FREEZING AND O JOL STORAGE Co , Ltd AS the next steamer leaves the road ■ stead about the latter end of February, Farmers and other Shippers of 8100k are requested to book spaoe as soon as possible. All information regarding charges, Ac, can be had on application to THE SECRETARY. Waitara, January 14, 1901. c£69 C^HEAP BICYCLES FOR X VIA tt.— j The Cleveland, at £17 10s with Burwill Tyies, and at £18 10s with Dmlopa. 'Ib« best Vilue ever ollerod. — Apply Taunton's Cycle Dk»ot, Kew Plymoßth.