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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12281, 13 June 1903, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. QT. STa RY'S HALL Musical afternoon Thursday, June 18!h, at 3 p.m. Programme : 1, Pianoforte Solo, " I'he "Spinning Wheel" ... Miss Mildred Mat.-iews 2 Song, u Old White Hall" ... ... Mi3S Claries v -i' ,i*>.. :.\ ; . - '"' ' Donglass 3. Sofcg - ,vUu'. '...Miss Gladys Holds- " worth 4. Buetfc (vocal), '"'Too Late" ... Misses A. George -and D.Taylor 6. Pianola, " Tancredi" ... ... I>r- Leatham 6. Song, "The, , King's Own" ... . Mr Lee 7.' Seng obli- «-, - ' - gato),' ; Gounod'a ' i. Serenade" .:. ' Miss D. Taylor 8. Poi Danee — by v . l special request..: ' ' Mia^BiKi Hania imterV"al. 9. Song, " Father ... . O'Flynu," , '.:.. - . Mr Ryan 10; >Song, - Oh, Dry Those Tears" ... Miss Paggy Take J. 1 . Song (violin obli- ; gito), "Kildeth" Dr. Beaaett and . Mrs.' Paul 12. Pianola'; ' " Spa- - \ i . • uisher Tanae .. • B.qlsrp, ",-. ; ...•*.,' Dr. Leatham 13. Song.. f..iC ' ...^Miss Gladys Holdsv " " ' worth 14., Violin Solo\ ... Eerr Over^e 1 Doowouen at 2.30. ' Admission, Is ; children, half-prico.' ) Aftemopa Tea, 61. . - c 394 A BAZAAR IM AID OF THE VICTORIA COLLEGE : FOR MA.ORI GIRLS, \ : Will beheiain the ; DRXIiIi H&lili, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, V the 2nd and 3rd July. *• Further particulars in. future issue- • . ; c! 8 HOSPITAL BALL. TIIEiTAE ROYiiL. '- 't ' mumt, July 16, ' Mr MsNeight's Town Bind OriheilraJ For' the' purpose of Beautifyiag the Grounds. ,■ / - y- > . Tickets —Gentlemen, 3s 6d ; Ladiss, :S. Admiss.on to Gallery, is 6d. •S. TEED, 620 : Hon. Secy. FAREWELL TO LORD AND . LADY jRANFCTRLY. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held At the Council Clumbers on Monua.*, June 15fch, afc 3 p.m., to consider tn«» qusstibn of a suitable farewell to Lord and Lady Ranfurly, who will spend Thursday ; and Friday >25th and 26th Jane, in New Plymouth. Ladies particularly requested to attend. . . - , R. COCK, c 383 .-'«.' '. Mayor. Ihternatioual OorrespoaclenDo Hchools, Serantaa, Pa. YOUR Position in Life depends upon the amount of Kuow'edge you "pogsess. With a Technical Education such as* we can give you by Pest, at your * own home, you 3an always occupy a good position, which, without our education you would never jill. 3y our system of Correspondence Education, thoußind-t hwe been successful and have risen above the level of the small wage^earner. With-, out interfering, with ;your present work, we can teach you to become an Electrical, Steam, Locomotive, Marine, Refrigerating, Civil, Mechanical, - and Bridge Engi-, neer, Architect, Building Contractor, Plumber. Book-kaeper, etc., etc. Altogether 130 subjects. Magnificent reference library supptf^d free with each course. Write for circnlar —Representative : F. CakT£HTl3H,Box47, Wacganui. Temporary address : . Chatsworth House, New Plymouth. * s 25?? ROBOTTOM BROS,, aAIRDRESSERS & TOB ACCONXSTS 1 (LATE IF.STOER), . . WISH to notify to the. general public that .they have secured .the &b>ve business, and hope by civility and attention to merit a fair share of the^r patronage. ' . Best Brands of Cigars kept, afco Pipes in nutnerou3 varieW, etc. . . . b 414 JPIMTINa SEASON. J.I^DTOCAN, Nurse r Y m an, s tj ) w n, Has Fob Sale i s Fruit, Shelter, Ornamental Trees, Clfmbers, Roses, etc. Stocks quite unequalled for quality, hardy nature and extent. , 8,000 Fruit Tress Alone Including Burbank and Ogon. Japan Plums, Apples, Poars, Quinces, Peaches, etc. Many of the Japan Plums and Apples cropped in the" Nursery rows during the past summer. 30,000 Shelter Trees ' Macrocurpa, Pines, Lawson»,& Spruce. 2,900 Choice Roses All budded on my Nurseries at Westtown. Sphndid Stocks of Ornamental Trees,*] Hedge Platit'h Climben } and Bulbs. Catalogues Post Free on Application. J, R. DUISCAN, b 989 Nurseryman, Westown*