Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Taihape Daily Times, 14 March 1919, Page 7

New York Players at Chautauqua | A Company of Six Selected Artists will render attractive Programs ac j Local Assembly. JANET YOUNG and DEAN FERGUS REDDIE to play leading roles Janet Young and her New York Players are favorably known in hundreds of towns in America and Canada, where they have appeared in the last few seasons on the various Chautauqua platforms. Miss Young was busy with an engagement in New York when we cabled her to come to Australia. It was with great delight that her acceptance was received, and we can promise the many Chautauqua centres in the Commonwealth a real treat when this dainty artiste appears with her selected support. Miss Young has emerged rapidly into a large success from her spectacular debut with the Portland Stock Co. a few years ago. She has a wide range of character portrayal in her repertoire, but is specially successful in the roles in which she will appear on the local platform. The plays to be given locally will be selected from a wide number available, and the names will be duly published in the press. Dean Fergus Reddie, who assists Miss Young in leading roles, comes from a wide stage experience to Australia. Dean Reddie began his theatrical work with Daniel Frohman, and for the last few r years has been associated with Miss Young's Companies. fi - leading figure in the Little Theatre movement in the North-west of America, and has done o.'» (I than almost any other man to establish clean and wholesome drama on a firm footing in America. The Dot lll is a graduate of Harvard, and has been on the faculties of the University of Indiana and the University of Oregon, and has written a number of successful folios. v-.C k ;-x / mm m i m mm m m m m Wm m Sfcs 1 m m mm m m Mi mi im gm Janet Young, Artiste,.

m w MwM I- w a a r®4 *VS£ i? f ; V V<? pR cST wi OTi; 1 7*4 -V 3®] >#, fig to q 3 5* r;* lfB:f I# i y' w ■ j m feft « s•] ® Jlll&iii ® 4&R i w«3

rsr^Sa^HWSKJOUid ''v '1 sv ; Ct^"erre:: Assr :>y & I ;T« . t" //V sa is .■d'.» < —-- w }, n. n //<•'.■. \ Th= 4U.'Ab« D 3 a rjps J. i-4. -iy it “ n /L O'' T i'ci manent’ not only in successful results to die la: mer, but permanent and depcndin supply—so long as we have works in v\ii*Cii to treat live stock will we have <a - *aj L avnmijf to sell. It's our business to supply only Uie best Fertilizers and farmers can depend upon a regular supply at all times. Popular since IH'il, the leading fertilizer to-day is slid 0 chose Fertilizer, i’rec on Kail Imlay, or f.o.b. Wanganui. Order To-day from e New Zealand Refrigerating Co., Ltd WANGANUI \ £ £ V5/1 0^ JL m or 2?

TO CARTERS OR OA«HiZ.R3. TENDERS wanted for tiis Cartage of approximately one million fast of Timber from Mill to Karlcl Railway Station <ait. " miloa). Tenderers to state whether they propose tn 03 ’ ' mo:or or steam traction.. wan.rnrml Sam arsri Derr ■ J D ; D ;r. pea-

: U 'I Sx. L ifl STABLES, posits Gretna Hotel, Talhapo.) OH AS. KELLY, Proprietor, les of every description on hire. Also ric Hacks and •■ ■> rneas Horsea. •v broken to Sad - - and Harness -’-vers -i wooxns. tcp-Hrc o Bufilnetta.

MATARCA STABLES. Settlers in the Mataroa District notified that I have taken over th<4 Mataroa Stables and carrying busk I Intend to give special, prompt, and particular attention to all carry* ing and livery work entrusted to mog and I confidently Invito a triaL j Motor Car will leave Mataroa every] Saturday evening at 6.30 for Talhap% ROBERT CLEAVER, j hiataroa, |