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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 14398, 5 January 1911, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. rjp II EAT K E It OYA L. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! AND TO-MORROW. A GRAND PROGRAMME OF SUPERB BIOGRAPH PICTUEES EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. :: THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1010. THREE. STAR DRAMAS—GoId is Not All, Count Ugaliuo. A Lesson by the Sea. ROMANTIC—Ranpe Riders. STUDlES—Excursion through Wales, Fruit-growing in Colorado. COMIC —Rags. Old Iron, False Friny, Two Models, The Clown and His Donkey. COMPLETE CHANGE on SATURDAY Is 6d. Is. Gd. G. H. SAUNDERS.

rjp HEA TR E ROYAL. Direction of James Valdaro and Jules Garrison. j Extraordinary Amusement Event. ! MONDAY, JAN. 9. ; ONE NIGHT ONLY. Yard ares and /garrisons. ALDARES AND *UT AJtIUSONS. 8 STAR SPECIALITY ACT'S 8 ■ Presenting refined vaudeville, as presented in the leading cities of tho world. THE VALDAI!ES, THE VALDARES, World's Greatest Trick Cyclists. JULES GARRISON AND HIS ROMAN MAIDS, Tho Leading Vaudeville Favourites. REGGIAEDO, A Juggler amongst Jugglers, and his Clover Poodles. Dress Stalls 3s, Stalls 2s, Pit Ib. Box Plan at Collier’s. 27 G. H. SAUNDERS, Manager. SALFS BY AUCTION. gULE OF OMATA PROPERTY. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. jyj- EWT 0 N gING lias received instructions from tho Executors in tlio estate of tho late JOHN OLIVER. Omata, to offer by : Public Auction at his Mart, Devon ; Street, New Plymouth, on SATUR- | DAY, January 14, 1911, at 2 o’clock, THE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY, j being Section 7, Omata District, | with C-roomed House and out- i buildings thereon, together with 13 acres of land facing Main South Road, subdivided into three paddocks, orchard and garden, situated about 31 miles from j J Now Plymouth Post Office. j ! This is a very convenient property, | 1 and is being sold to dose the estate. ; £749 ; jpRUIT! jpRUIT!! jpRUIT!!! TO-MORROW AT 2 O’CLOCK. L. A. N“ AND C a . Will sell at their Mart:— 250 CASES Nelson and Auckland Fruit. 20 pRDIT! jpiRUIT!! JjTRUIT!!! TO-MORROW AT 9.30 A.M. AND 2.30 P.M. EBSTER Will soil: B B 0 s--4AA BOXES Grapes, Peaches, "rOO Pears, Plums, Apricots, To- ' matoes, Nectarines, and i Cucumbers. i

EDUCATION NOTICES. JOHN YOUNG, AUAKOICKOE,” UAUUIiT bi'UEET. Candidates for all Examinations thmougbly coacLed. NEW PLYMOUTH I G H SCHOOL. Staff.—E. Pridliam, M.A., T.C.D. (principal), H. H. Ward, G. H. Wills, Miss C. 1). Grant, M.A., MissG. A. Drove, M.A, (assistants), A. R. Ryder, M.A. (science master), M’. Lints (gymnastic instructor).

THE SCHOOL provides a sound secondary education for boys and girls, leading from the primary schools to the university; and the curriculum is arranged to meet the requirements of the Civil Service, Matriculation, and Junior Scholarship Examinations. The school possesses a splendidly equipped chemical laboratory and gymnasium. Excellent accommodation for board and lodging, under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Niger House, adjoining the school, is provided. An Agricultural Course will be started at the beginning of the first term for boys who intend to take up farming. The subjects of instruction will be: — . English, Arithmetic, Chemistry and i Agricultural Chemistry, Botany and j Agricultural Botany, Elementary Physi- | cal Measurements, Bookkeeping and i Commercial Correspondence, Practical Agriculture, Drawing, Elementary Building Construction, and Woodwork, Students taking this course will not ; | take any language other than English, ; | nor will they take merely Theoretical j Mathematics. j The first term of 1911 commences on January 31. For prospectus and full particulars apply to the secretary. K. K. MACDIAKMID, Chairman. A