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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4504, 16 December 1909, Page 3

» NY PERSON Found TRESPABSIjfp A. on the Annandale Estate in pursuit of Game, or otherwise, will be prose-|| • •' * J —i.—J. C. cuted, Poison laid for dogs, Allen, Annandale, Piako. 321 MR W. S. EVANS, of Auckland,® piano tuner a D d regulator is now in Te Aroha. Orders may be left »tMrg| Jefferson’s Chemist. OR s A Splendid Land, of from 10*to 40 acres. Will make lovely Suburban Homes. Very handy to Te Aroha: Price very low, and remarkably easy terms.—Apply to J. and G. LovS" grove, Agents, Te Aroha. r* HRISTMAS VACATION.—We, w the undersigned Estate Agents of Te Aroha, respectfully notify the public that our offices will be closed as from THURSDAY, December 24th, for the Christmas holidays, and will re-open for busis ness on WEDNESDAY, January sth J. &G. LOVEGROVE, % McINDOE & Co., a pu BL I 0 HALL. Tuesday, Dec. 21st AT 8 PM. PERRY’S FAMOUS BIORAI COMPANY, TWENTY-ONE STRONG. SILVER BAND SPLENDID; POWERFUL ELECTRIC PLANT. A truly unique combination. Splendid set of living pictures. POPULAR PRICES. U 36 ÜBLIO HALL. Saturday, Dec 18tb. The New Zealand Tour of the - Famous p - % LYRICS .(LATE JROLICS) 1 .. . COMEDY CONCERT COMPANY in their Humorous Society Entertain* meet Musical Monologues, .Duets, Trios, Quartettes, and Brilliant Concerted numbers Chaiming costumes, original music and dances. Local topics touched upon Everything Freeh, Blight, Smart, and absolutely refined. Business Manager Geo. Wobb Stage Manager Edward Headlum Touring Representative F St. Clair Doors open at 7.30 ; overture at 8 1137 School Concert TE AROHA WEST. Thursday, December 16 .j PROGRAMME. , 1. Pianoforte Solo, Miss Salt 2. Song, “-Waves Beautiful 3. Recitation, “ Noisy 4. Trio, Waves,” School Children Nicholas” B. Mackvvood A Little Farm,” Messrs Rayner, Cleary, and Scott 5. Reading, Selecte'd, Rev. Blair 6. Song, “We are so very Small,” Juuior Children. 7. Concerted Recitation “ The dis-united Kiugdom,” School Boys 8. Cornet Solo, Selected, Mr Donovan 9. Recitation, “ A Good Boy’s Troubles,” A. Hines 10. Song, “The Dunces” School Brys.. 11. Song, Jean from Aberdeen?’ 7 Mr' Nightingale. Interval. 12. Pianoforte Solo, Miss Stanley. ;, /' 13. Song. “ Little Soldiers,” Junior Bpys! 14. Recitation, “The Boy Who Got OutiS the Wrong Side of the Bed,” B/ Mack wood. 15. Song, Selected, Rev. Blair 16. Nigger Items, “ A Double Engagement,” “ When Mother Went Out,”School Boys. 17. Song, “ Domestic Troubles ’/ L. Buchan 18. Songs, “ The Hobnail Boots that my Father Wore,” “ Take liie Down to Blackpool,” Mr Nightingales Brake leaves Johnson and JGwillim’s stables at 7.15 p.m. 1093 THE MART. 3 Removal Notice. MAGKIE & AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL DEALERS Auction Sale Satiir New potatoes, poultry, sulky harness, one s/t fcrajL' grindstonep, one buggy maro.. two ’• dozen preserving jars, one separaand a huge cousignment of crockery ' glass dishes (all descriptions) dine j plates, soup and] dessert plates, te pots, writing paper, soaps, toilet varieties of powders aud peril. _ likewise balance o a drapery emsig. ment to clear, also one shoe case, m.j round table, one cretoDe ouch, one meat safe, one fireproof safe, also 69lb f; of Mr Syccmors famous best cure in Auckland province Auctioneer F. S. MACKIE SALES will in future be held in REID’S BUILDINGS, (Opposite the Palace Ho‘ol ) 822 Singors and public speakers wl o suffer from hoarseness a? d *ort* throat will find a great bo<>n in “ Nazol.” Twodrops on loaf sugar and allowed dissolve slowly in the m nth, giv s prompt relief. The nir p at© cleared, and a sense of fii ness' and strength given to the v cal organe, •Nazol” is sold by chemists and t ‘tores at Is 6d per bottle containing 0 doses.