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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 11935, 8 April 1902, Page 3

1 AMUSEMENTS. nnHEATRE ROYAL. X New Plysioutu. FAREWELL TO- N J[/j B T ! ENTIRE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME taldlres' World of Novelties .Company. Pre-eminently the greatest arausecent attraction aow before the ptiblic 1 . j 12 STAR ARTISTES, 12 Presenting Polite Vaudeville. ' Each and every item cheered to the echo LAST NIGHT by a crowded house, and the verdict is The Best and Most Refined Entertainment ever presented in New Plymouth. Entire Change of Programme. Farewell To-night. Admission : Dresa Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 3a; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Box plan at Mr D. McKinnon Bain's. Prince of TPales Birthday. THURSDAY, JUNE 3rd. United Friendly Societies SOCIAL AND DANCE To be held at the Drill Hall. H. J. HOBBS, ' a 384 ' Hon. Secretary. ' CORIiERSTOHEs! Pungarehu Methodist Church. THURSDAY, APRIL 10th. LAID by Rev W. Cannell, Mrs Rutherford, Jos. Hawken, Esq., and Councillor Carter at 2 p.m. Tea from 4 p.m. Is, luncheon for visitors at 1 p.m. Is, children half price. Public meeting at 7.30 p.m., Rev S J. Serpell and other gentlemen. Musical Items. a 333 NOTICE OF THANKS. I WISH to tender my sincere thanks to the Taranaki Jockey Club for the manner in which they have treated me during my long service, extending over 17 years, as their custodian; and also for electing me a life member of the Club. JOHN CLAFFEY. New Plymouth, April 7th, 1902. ' PERSONAL. npHE. undersigned begs to notify the X public ot New Plymouth and surrounding district that (having carried on business for a number of years as a General Draper, trading as "The Excelsior Drapery Co.") he has this day sold to his son Charles the Whole of his General Stock of Drapary, together with the goodwill of the abote-mentioned business. ' J. WARD. Hine-street, New Plymouth. April Ist, 1902. a 378 THE TEST OF TIME. (ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS.) For Stoclc ! For Quality ! ! *^ For Satisfaction ! For Cheapness! ! W.MOREYISON'S is the Establishment. @" Country Orders and Letters daily attest the popularity of our go©ds. 10" Our Stock, Our Quality, Bpeak for itself. We buy First hand direct from the Home and Continental markets. gg* Pay Cash, take our discounts, and -Defy Competition. KJ^T Our Ladies' Jackets, Capes, and Waterproofs are a marvel of beauty, combined with cheapness. ftg" Our splendid stock of Fur Boas are the admiration of all. 43T Visit our Show Room for Ladies 1 Underwear. @T The " Wolsey " Combinations and Undervests are a special and beauti- . ful goods. gy Eidtr Down Quilts I Eider Down Quilts ! ! as comfortable as they are beautiful, within the reach of all. First price, 6s 9d, up to 70s. A heavy wadded Quilt for 10s 6d. The Gentlemen's Department is not forgotten, and we have the g^* finest selection of Men's Underwear to be seen anywhere. @T Gents' Mackintoshes ! — Some splendid goods just arrived. igg* Umbrellas ! — A very large selection, and superior handles. ©- The Farmer, the Working MaD, will all find it to their interest to look us up. <gg* Silver Grey Blankets for Bushmen, and Rugs. Scotch and English and Colonial Blankets for everybody. Address — WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, DEVON STREET a 483 PIANOS. nnHE PIANOS imported by the 1 DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY are sonorous in tone, exquisite in finish, superior in workmanship, and perfect in action. They are from the Best Manufacturers in the World, and cannot be excelled. The list includes Rich} Lipp & Sohn, John Broadwood & Sons, Bohn, Erard, Collard & Oollard, Rosenkranz, and others. These Instruments, suitable for the school, cottage, or mansion, are now on view, and your inspection invited. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., Devon Street, New Plymouth. G. W. HENDERSON, Representative.