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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12439, 17 December 1903, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL, New Plymouth. Under the direction of Miss Katherixe Russell (Mrs Alfred Dampier). A Great Enterprise ! A Dramatic Carnival ! ALFRED DAMPIER (The most popular Actor in Australia), MISS LILY DAMPIER (Thtf Australian Tragedienne), and the Grand Double Dramatic Company. TO-NIGBT, THURSDAY,' DEC. 17, Grand Special Performance of bhaVespea'Vs Greatest Comedy, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), Last Night of Season. Production v of the re- written, reconstructed, and enormously successful sensational, drama, in 5 acts, entitled ROBBERY UNDER ARMS. .Picturesque Scenery, Dresses, and ' ' Effects ! . % Special Note. — In order to avoid crush at the p*y box, it is advisable to PURCHASE TICKETS DTJUING THE DAY, at Avery's. > - Popular Pkices : 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Bex Office, Colonial Piano Co., where seats may be reserved "without extra charge Touring Manager, Claude Webb, QT. MARY'S SCnOOLR)O\L Thursday, 17th December, 1903. CONCERT," **1» \ IS AID" OF SITTING-ROOM FURNITURE FOR OLD MEN'S HOME. Peogrammb : 1. Overture ..." Mr McNeight's Orchestra 2. Song ..*. Miss Murphy 3. Recitation ... Mr Christopher 4. Song, ' ,'•• I* r Bennett 5. Pianoforte „ Folo ... Miss Chong 6. Song (comic) Mr Binnington 7. Violin Solo..: Mr S. Paul 8. Song „. Miss Campbell .9. Pianola Solo - Dr. Fookes 10. Cornwall's Band INTERVAL. 11* Overture ... * McKeighfs Orchestra 12. Song ... Mr Thompson 13. Clarionet Solo J ' Mr McNeight 14. Song . .!. / Miss Nixon 15. Recitation .. . ■ Mr Blyth 16. SoDg (comic) ' Mr Binnington 17. Cornwall's Band 1 18". Song •'■„'. X'K ' ' Miss Murphy 19. Song ... ■- -. Mr Barker 20, God Save the. King. Admission, Is. r gIBB " A GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY WILL » BE 01 VEJT . N THE 1 RECREATION GROUNDS ON ' ' BOXING NIGHT, 26th next, In aid of the South African Fallen tfTOopers Public Memorial, to be erected on* Marsland Hill. Admission: Adults, One Shilling; Children, half price. B. DOCKRJLL, g523 • : Chairman of Committee. , SALES BY AUCTION. , * SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, NEWTON, KING Has received instructions from Mr "VV. Ellerm, to sell by auction at fcis mart on Saturday, December 19 1 — HIS nice farm- on the Junction Road, being Section U, Block 10, Hua and Waiwakaiho, eontiiininif lOlf acres, subdivided into 0 paddocks; 10 acres in oats and barley ; good orchard, garden and Homestead, - within about H miles oi New Plymouth. t Sale at 2.30 o'clock,' iH2 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18. '" NEWTON KING 1 Has received instructions from Mr D. Gilmour, who is leaving- the district, to sell by • auction at his residence, Courtenay-street, on Friday, December 18s all his household furniture and effects, consisting of :—: — ; PIANO iby Gors and Kallman, Dining-room Suite (mahogany and plush), Extension Dining Table, Mnsic Cabinet, Sideboard, , Overmantel, Pictures, Rattan • Settee and Chairs, Fancy Chairs and Tables, Folding Card Table, Mahogany Hall' Table, Mirrors, Brackets, Fenders and j Irons, Hassocks, 2 ! very handsome j Hall Vases, Ferns and Pots, Urn- ,l, l brella Stand, Double and Single', I Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Blankets, Crimson Pluah Folding Chair Bed, '• Combination Chests, Washstands, j • Wardrobe, Chests Drawers, Toilet j " Sets, Medicine . Chests, Kitchen '. Tables, Chairs, (jupboard, Curtain j Poles, Crockery, Glassware, Orna1 ments, Di-nner Set, Mats, Rugs, Pre- i 1 serving .Pan, Bottles and Jars, Pot I Plants, Kitchen Utensils and Sundries. Also — WITHOUT .HESERVE, - Cn account of Rev! Bradbury,— OA CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, OU WATER-COLOURS AND PABTELLS, , . Sale at 2 o'clbck. ' g*22 FQRPTEB'S CHINESE LAUNDRY GLAZE. > r Forster'» Chinese LaunUry Glaze. 1 Forster'« Chinese LaunSry Glaze. Forster'« Chinese Lkunclry Glaze. 1 j Forster'a Chinese Xaundry Glaze. Forster's Chinese LauncJry Glaze. Forster'* Chinese Lftiuiary Glaze. Forst«r s i Chinese Laundry Gleus*. id «nd 1/. All Storei. f