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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144778, 7 September 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. S T. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, At 8 p.m. ! TABLEAUX:’ “DREAM' OF PAIR WOMEN"? And “THE BEGGAR Him*? , (Poems by Tennyson). SCENE FROM KULTUBLAND. CHARACTER SONGS: “Where Are You Going, My Pretty, Maid?" . And ‘ ‘Liston to My Tale of Woe.’’Songs by Mrs. Wilkes and others* Pianoforte Solo by Miss Hirst. . Proceeds; Half for Girls’ Friendly 'Society, Half for Belgian Relief. FLOWERS AND~iwiETS FOR SALE Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Admission ... ONE SHILLING; . dS24 JgjUCHRE P ARTY AND JQANCE j GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. I Under auspices of Tramway Dance ■ . Committee. Proceeds in aid of National Fund Tor Wounded Soldiers. Euchre 8 till 10, Dancing 10 till- 2, Supper 10.30. i Good Floor. Music by Mr.; Barnett. Admission: Gents 2s, Ladies Is. G. PIPER, . d 935 Hon. Sec. MONSTER : [ EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER-9. PRIZES: The following prises have been t ...... i ■ donated: i Ladies: First, 501 b. Flour (G.Braund); i Second, 251 b. Flour (C. Bond), i Gents: 'First, Trio Prize Muscovy 1 Ducks (G. Tippins); Second, Pair. I Purebred White Leghorns (R. Bennoch). I Cards 8.15 to' 10.15. Supper 10.45. I Music by Mrs. George. I Prices: Ladies Is, Gents Is 6d. i W...ROCH, l d 930 Hon. See. (MOOD T ! EMPLAR H ALL. A GENERAL BAZAAR IN AID OP THE; BUILDING FUND. • W'ili bo held on THURSDAY NEXT, SEPT. 9. To bo opened by F„ E. Wilson,. Esq.,' at 2.30 p.m. EVENING at 7:30 o’clock. SALES. MUSIC FUN. Afternoon Evening .. ADMISSION: SIXPENCE. d 895 f e sto« ,H AL “ JLIN AID OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS FUND. ~ •EUCHRE. PARTY To be held on • WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1915. PRIZES: Ladies: First, a Ham; Second, Pair Saltcellars./ , Gentlemen: First, One Dozen Rose Plants; Second, Pair of Piotnros. Play commences at . 8 p.m. Admission: Ladies Is, Gents Is Bd. H. MARFELL, d9OO Hon. Sec. COURT PRIDE OF NEW PLYMOUTH, No. 8207, A.O.F. A DANCE will bo held in the Foresters’ Hall, Gill Street, on THURSDAY, September 9. Music by Mrs. Moverley’s Orchestra. .Admission: Gentlemen, Is 6d; Ladies, Ts. ' ' 1 dBO9 MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. NEW PLYMOUTH TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.'

ALL connections for winch subscriptions aro unpaid at noon on the 9th 1 day of September, 1915, will be cut : off in accordance with the notice printed on accounts rendered. By order. CHAS. H. BURTON. d92S CHEAP TOBACCO FOR i SOLDIERS. PERMISSION having now been granted by the Government to forward in bond (i.e., free of duty), through the Customs Department, Tobacco or Cigarettes to soldiers at the. Front, we aro now enabled to forward consignments for relatives or friends at a greatly reduced rate. The minimum amount that the authorities allow to be sent in one parcel is 101 b. of Tobacco or 1000 Cigarettes. A saving of duty amounting to ■ 35s on 101 b. of tobacco and 17s 6d on 1000 cigarettes is thus effected. Friends can combine and have parcels made up, which can be divided at the Front. To save trouble to senders, we will wrap, address, and dispatch all parent ordered free of charge. JOHN AVERY, LTD., Tobacconists, Devon Stre_ , im