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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 12585, 5 October 1908, Page 1

Shipping. THE WANGANUI RIVER. VISITED BY THOUSANDS. Wanganui-Pipiriki retura, 3 daya trip, £1. Wanganui Houseboat return, days' trip, £2. Service connects with Railway System at Taumarunui and Wanganui and by coach from Pipiriki with rail at Ohakune. Pipiriki Houss and Houseboat are ideal places for » pleasant holiday — splendidly appointed. WINTER SERVICE. From Wanganui, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday?.. From Taumarunui Tuesday, Saturday. The "Wai-ora" (living water) spring »t Pipiriki has valuable medicinal properties, vide Dr. Wohlmann's report. , Bath Houses at the Pipiriki Thermal Spring. For Itenerariee of Service apply A.. HATEICK AND CO., Wanganui. Amusements. OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIG IIT ! TO-NIGHT ! THE RIRO— RIROS. PROGRAMME. 1. Introductory Address by the RirolliroK. 2. Action Song— "The Hallelujah Ita'lway. ' 3. Handbells Selection— "Tho Holy City." 4. Timbrel Drill5. Dumb-bell Drill. (i. Action Song — "Haulie Girls." 7. Fairy Glaws Selection. 8. Dialogue — "The Old Country Aunt's Vif.it to the City." !>. Action -Soii£— "Fish Ho!" 10. Recitation — "The Secret of Success." Interval. 11. Ch'mcs on the Handbells. 12. Play Drill. 13. Maori Poi Game. 11. Song — "When the liltlr ones are coming home from school.'* n Handkerchief Drill. Hi. Faiiv Glasses Selection . 17. Tennis Ball Game. IK. Hand' oil-. Selection— "The Bluebells of Seol^nd." ]!>. Arli^-^oM'j; — "Fill your shoulder to 20. Rej£Spfcoli.4-"Tbe ];u:iciit of a lHtle 2-1. \f»l i4 r *_cfi___£ — "'I' 1-'1 -' ffoml t>ld Gosnel Strip. *** Il * t — Adnij.-^ion — 2s and «Is. Box I'Liu at H. I. Jones and Sons'. ASOCIAL AND DANCE in connection with the Anglican Churches if Ma■torawa, aud Fordell ay il l ha held in the Fordell Hall on Thursday, October Bth, at 7.30 p.m. Admission one shilling. A brake uill leave Jefferson 'h Stables ct G p.m. HAYDN BECK, THE FAMOUS CHILD VIOLINIST, WILL give a Concert at Kai Iwi on Friday Evening Next (October Gth). Assisted by leading local amateurs. Supper vrill be provided by the ladies ')«•" the district. A Dance will follow the concert. Prices — 2s Gd gentlemen ; Is ladies. BUTCHERS' PICNIC, LABOUR DAY, j Public Notices. OTAJCI MAORI RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1908. OWNERS and Trainers are reminded that Acceptances for the first Uay's races and Entries for the Maiden Piato close on Tuesday, October 6th, at 8.30 p.m. The Otaki Telegraph Office closes ;tt 5 p.m. HEMA R. TE AO, Secretary. WAIMARINO ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. T ICENSES for the ensuing Fishing Sta±J son will be issued by the above Society, and may be obtained from ' the Secretary and A. W. Ashwell, Raetihi, A. Merson, Ohakune, and S. S. Cox, Karioi. A. C. HENDERSON, Secretary. LOST POLICY. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LTFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, LTDTHE Policy No. 141,358, on the life of Joseph Martin- McMahon, luvisij boon lost, I ' hereby give notice t hat a copy <>i the original will be issued under Swtion 28 of +he Life Assurance "olieios Act, 1884, unless notice be lodged forl>iddinw samp on or beforo the 19th day of October, 1908. ORTON STEVENS, Manager for New Zealand. Coffee Palace New Plymouth. One Minute from Railway Station and Sea. Five minutes from Recreation Ground. FTRST-CLASS TABLE. TARIFF— Ss per day. THE LEADING UNLICENSED HOUSE Iv the heart of the town. Sixty Lofty, Airy Rooms. — Ladies' TeaRoom, Large Dining Room, etc. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Sample Rooms. • x PREMISES— Corner of Dcvion and Egluout Streets.