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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13966, 26 July 1909, Page 3

1 AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT. MONDAY, JULY 26. TTELLERS "|y|AHATMA / lO\. MYSTERY! ART! TALENT! A Grand Combination. Always Greeted with Gladucss and Satisfaction. A Grand Surprise Programme. HELLERS— Mystical Novelties. HELLERS— Unique Surprise. HELLERS— Music, Song, Mirth. HELLERS— Life Motion Pictures. HELLERS— Spiritualism. HELLERS — Mesmeric Biologists. HELLERS— Clairvoyancy. To Suit the Times Prices— 2s, and I=. clG'2 WEST END SCHOOL. GRAND CONCERT. THEATRE ROYAL. WE])NES 13 AY , JU L V ',» 8. FIRST PART. 1. Overture . . Whitelr % \ Oiclicstia. 2. "Rock the Cradle," Girls (Junioi). 3. Football Song .. . Toam of Maoris. 4. Tambourine Song, Spanish Maidens 5. "The Joiners," Juvenile Carpenters 6. Miss Milligan's Girls. 7. "The Hunters," Australians. 8. "Caller Horrin'." Scotch Fishwnos. 9. "Cock-a-doodle-doo," Junior Bo\s. 10. "Big Moon," Chorus. Interval 10 Minutes. 1. Orchestra. 2. Sleigh Bolls Juniors. 3. Ten Little Chinamen, Chinese Girls. 4. Tin Whistle Band. 5. "Tho Dolls." 6. "The Bold Gendarmes." 7. "Dandy Darkies." 8. "Good-night," Round. 9. "God Save the King." Prices of Admission . — 2s and Is. c-170 ROLLAND HALL. ST. JOSEPH'S "CIUCHRE TJARTY & TRANCE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! MONDAY, JULY 26, 1909. Commencing at 8 p.m. First and second prizes for ladies and gentlemen. Admission: Ladies Is, Gents Is 6d. J. A. CLARKE, 70 Hon. Sec. FIRE BRIGADE CRICKET CLUB. TO HOLDERS OF INVITATIONS. THE next of tho series of Socials will be held in the Brougham Street Hall on WEDNESDAY, 28th inst., at 8 p.m. B. BULLOT, P. DOUGLAS, d9B Hon. Sees. "THE MAGISTRAT E." THEATRE ROYAL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. Proceeds in aid of l'ukt'kura Park. Particulars later. d-27 MISCELLANEOUS. [A Caid.] MRS. WALTER HUGHES has vacancies for a limited number ti pupils for the Pianoforte. Quarter begins with pupil. Terms on application. Xddress: — Corner of Brown aiid Devon St. East. c-955 SARNIA HOUSE, VIVIAN STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. HIGH-CLASS Board and Residence with all modern conveniences. MISS BOOTHROYDE, Proprietress. cG79 FOR SALE. \J OG ELTO WN.— Level Building Sections (quarter-acres), 10 minutes' walk from town. £110. £20 cash.— H. F. Russell and Co., New Plymouth. dB6 FOR SALE — Factory, Plant, Engine, Boiler, Separator, Pasteuriser, Worker. Churn, and Accessories. No reasonable offer refused. — Nolan and Co. c 989 ANTED TO SELL— The furniture of a 5-roomed cottage ; owner leaving the district this week. Beds, Chester Drawers, Couches, Clfaiis, Washstands, Sideboard, 3 Tables, 1 Treadle Sewing Machine in good order, Carpets, Oilcloths, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Cooper Tubs, Go-cart, 2 Baby Chairs, etc., etc. — For address apply to Herald_Office. d 25 VOGELTOWN. —Full quarttr-acr • perfectly level ; exceptional terms from £10 down. Price £96. — Gilmour and Clarke , Egmont St. dL' J "\7OGELTOWN.— £20 cash will secure \ a fine quarter-acre. Price £150. Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont St. d 23 T 70GELT0WN.— iiVe sold six sections V here last week. Securo one now — Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont St. d 23 OG ELTO WN . — Fiill acre, perlectl,* level. Price £250. £10 caoh. balance easy terms. — Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont St. d_:j VOGELTOWN Property is the lx^t speculative value at present. — Gilmour and Clarke, Egmont St. d'2i \7OGELTOWN.— Look at the prosV pects of oil there. Be wise and secure a section. Go to Gilmour and Clarke. d^) OR SALE-^roomed Cottage and 2 Sections, Moturoa. — Apply Herald Office. c 997 FOR SALE — 4-aci-e Section with new and commodious Dwelling and Shop in rising township. A nice little cash trade is now being done, and is capable of large extension. Confidently recommended to anyone with moderate capital.— Newton King, New Plymouth. c 974 C^ JIOICE Suburban Property for sale; cheapest in tho market; easily sub-dividca. — Particulars on application to "Owner," c/o. Herald Office. . v WANGANUI RIVER.— 2732 Acres, adjoining outskirts of Pipniki. J miles river frontage, VI S acres freehold highly improved, 2017 acres Government lease under Maori Land Board warm, sunny country, papa and limestone formation; excellent buildingo, insured for £1150; extensive orchard. No noxious weeds'; all two-sheep land. Freehold now carrying that besides cattle and horses. Leasehold part now being felled. Wo have inspected arc! can recommend this as a first-Hiss investment at tho price asked — £'7700 as a going concern. As the owner is now residing in thu south, an offer would bo entertained, or the bulk of the pui chase-money can remain. — C. Snow and Co., Land Agents, Palmcrstoii North. b 998 APPLICATIONS. WAN T E D FIRST ASSISTANT for Faetoi \ Applications to be sent to *.« Secretary. Rangiwahia, Ruahine Dair\ Co., Ltd., with testimonials, by THURSDAY, August 12. JAMES STENT, Secretary, Rangiwahia. dls WANTED. CREAMERY MANAGER. A PPLICATIONS, closing Aug-ist fl, X*. will be received by the undersigned for the position of Manager of small Creamery for the Ohura Co-oper-ative Dairy Company, Ltd. Applicants to forward reference and state salary required. Duties commence September 1, 1909. C. U. MACKJNDER, Secretary. Niho Niho. cBW