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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 13927, 4 August 1905, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. OLYMPIA RINK. Rinking ! Rinking ! Rinking ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Saturday Morning, Children's Matinee. Saturday Night.,. Saturday.; FIRST SEAT . I MILE HANDICAP. J.l i JVHLE HANDICAP. v! Fast, and Furious:', " a "* *SDa not fail to witness it. ALL TBE CHAMPIONS .'COMPETING} Competitors' must appear ia racing cestums. No e^eptionp. RO/X: is. BOSISTOj 3266 :,^: ,^ Directenr. H BITEE R 0 V A L, I?ew Plymouth To-night. To-night. N.P. MILITARY BAND THIRD CONCERT. PROGRAMME : Selection — " Martha " ... ... Band Song -»" Could we Bccall " Miss Norma' Garry Reverie—" Under the Harvest Moon " > . - Orchestra gong—" In Friendship's Name " Mr McLean gong—" Gipsy Maiden I " Miss Murphy JFaltz— "Außevoir" Band INTERVAL. Overture—" The Eagle's Nest " . Orchestra Song—" Sing- Me to Sleep " Miss Murphy 3ong— " In a; case like- that, don't wait " ' B .v. v Mr McLean 3 0ng _.« The Moon and the Star " ' Miss Norma Garry Selection—" G-aiety Girl " .... Band GEORGE GARRY, Director. R. H. GEORGE, Hon. Sec. The Art Union will be drawn durinet tne intervd, imdsr tne superviaioa of Sis Worship the Mayor (R. Cock, Esq.). Admission, at doors, 6d. d 255 - WHITELEY HALL. Lime Light Entertainment by Rev. H, Fosion. Six Years' Pioneering in Pelorus Sound. 140 Magnificent Views. 140 Tuesday Next, August Bth, at 7.30. Tickets: Adults, 1/-; Children, 6d. d 230 T THEATRE BOYAL. A GIG4INTIC ATTRACTION. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. POSITIVELY THIS NIGHT ONLY. MR J. C. WILLIAMSON' Presents tbe Famous Young Actress, Miss Tittell Brune, 1 Supported by his , SPLENDHT DRAMATIC COMPANYj, In tb.3 Delightful Comedy Drama, „ "SUNDAY." , ■ The Play in which Miss Brune made her triumphant Australian Debut. '• Stand by the gal in the days to come as we stood'together in the days that are gone." \ Plans open at the Collier & Colonial Piano Depot to-morrow moating at 9. PRICES : 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. Early doors to Stalls and Pit, 6d extra. d 265 SOCIAL ** WILT* BE HELD IN THE'; THEATRE ROYAL .".' v ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1905. Under the patronage of the Auckland Representatives and Management and Taranaki. Bugby Union. Gentlemen, 3/*-; ladies, 2/-. 4A - huSS &o. *? d 73 luuj|u -; i quality! f" GHAPION FLOOR is Manufactured from theiOHOICEST BLEND OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT that New Zealand can produce, irrespective of costj, and is noted for its superb quality and results throughout the Colony, evidenced, by the numerous, letters we hold, the purport of which are — " Quality excellent — The only Flour we can trust alone—' Champion ' is a great Flour— Cannot do without it. J * BEWARE^ a dark,- low^WQak, loaf . • of unpleasant quality, wliioh, for Cheapness, is made from flour manufactured from SPROUTED, SMUT TV, or KILN -DRIED WHEAT, known as •« fowl wheat," of which there is an abundance down South. When ordering Flour or Bread insist on it being the "C&AMPION' 1 Brand and quality, arid good health and happiness ia ensured, HORTHEBB ROLLER MiLUSQ CiJMPAHY, LTD./ AUCKLAND. P. VIRTUE, Manager. . v NEWTON KING, Agent, Taranaki.