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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 45, 24 February 1900, Page 4

CITY BAND'S . ANNUAL , »' SWIMMING OABNIVAL; To be held in the RECREATION - GROUNDB - LAKE OK THURSDAY, Ist MARCH, 1900. PROGRAMME: 1. Maiden Race, 75yds—1st prise, 15a; 2nd, 10a. Nomination, le. 2. Boys' Race (open), for boys under 16 yean of age—lst prise, silver mtdal. Nomination, 6d. 8, New Plymouth Handicap, 50yds—1st prise, 20s; 2nd, 10a. Norn, li; aco., la. 4. Corfu Dive—lst prise. 10*. Mom., 6d. 5. Costume Raoe—lit prise, 10a; 2n', 6s Mom., la. 6. New Plymouth Handicap, 76>da—lit prize, 20>; 2nd, 10a. Norn, la aco., Ib, 7. School Boys' Race (open to boys attending Pnblio Schools), 50yds.—1st prize, silver medal. 8. Blindfold Race, about 60yds.—1st prise 10s; 2od, 6s. Horn. Is. 9. Long Dive.—lst piize, 15s; 2nd, ss, Nom., Is. 10. Mail Race.—lst prize, silver medala Nom., Is. 11. New Plymouth Handicap, 160, da.-Ist prize, 30s; 2nd, 10a, Nom., la; ace, Is. 12. Ladies' Race, EOydg.—lst prise, gold bracelet; 2nd, silver medal. 13. Maori Oanoe Hurdle Race.-Ist prise 40s; 2nd, 10s. 14. Plunge.—lst pi ize, 15i; 2nd, 6s. Nom., la 15. High Dive tlimit, 26ft).—1st pris-, gold medal; 2i>d, silver medal. Mom., Is 6d. 16. Forced Handiosp, 50yda—1st pris«, 16V; 2nd, 6i. Nom.,- winners Is Od, losers, 6d. A points prize will be given in the N.P. Handicap, points to count 8,2,1. Ist prize, £2 2s cash or value, presented by Mr O. A. Harrison; 2nd prlw, 10i 6d, presented by Mr D. MoK. Bui,.. Nominations for Noa. J, 2, 8, 6, 7,9, 11, and 15 (accompanied with amount and previous performances) will be received by the Secretary, at the Imperial Hotel, up to 9 p.m. oa Batubuay, Fobro«rr 24th. Handicaps *IU appear in tlio Jkranaii EtraU sni< Daily News on Monday, Fe rusty Tne order of events will be arranged after nominations are received. First raoe to start at 2 p.m. eh up. Admission: Adults,ls; obildren,half-p:ice. F. MoOOMiatf, d.w Hon. 800. THE POPULAR ANNUAL TAKANAKI OUTING. NORMANBY HORTICULTURAL, DOG, and GENERAL PRODUCE SOCIETY'S 16 TH J^* VA h CHOW, FRIDAY, 16th MARCH, 1900. Moaster Exhibition. Great Attractions, Large Dog Section (comprising over £BO in prizes, also Silver Oup.) New Plymouth Town Band (oonduotor Mr. G. Garry) will play in the Grounds during the day. Holiday Excursion Fares from New Ply. mouth and intermediate stations to Normanby. The afternoon train from Hawem to New Plymouth will ba delayed, leaving Normanby at 530 p.m. • • Catalogues, Speoial Dog Schedules, tad Entry Forms on application. Entries oloso for Dogs on 2nd March, at 9 p.m. General Entries olese on 14th March, at 9 p.m. Exhibitors are requested, where THOB. LLOYD, Secretary and Treaeurer, DREMPIMO DKVON.ST. - Company, %«»*. Opposite Avcrj'j, bookseller. Representative, G. W. Henderson. PIANOS Broadwooo & Sons Ebahd COLLARD & COLLARD Lipp & Sohs Febgwsoh *• 6CHWECHTEN Meissuer Rosikkhakz BOHM ' BOOSEY . and othor reliable nunufaoturos. Tms Patmbhi from 20/" Mostaix ORGANS WEAVER BELL And others. Parent torn 10/-Monthly. We Sell More Pianos THAN ANY FOUR HOUSES IN >ew Zealand. Our volume of trade is such that we era compelled to eentrs oar attention in the continued welfare of our own business. WE HAVE EXPERIENCE Which we thiuk U essontitl to the balk nets, and a decided advantage to the AT OUR DEPOT IN DEVON STREET (opposite Avery's, bookseller). We hold the LARGEST AND BEST variety of PIANOS AND ORGANS inTaranaki, View oub Lots of manufacturers, THE DRESDEN PIANO 00Y. [ Wellington. M. J, Brooks, Manager, G. W. Henderson, Representative, Devon-at,, N.P. Mas. F. T. BAKER, TEACHES OV i PIANOFORTE, SINGING, AND THEORY 1 OF MUSIO, "\i/ILL resume Teaching on MONDAY, TT February 3th. Puji is proraiod for Musioal Examination (U> .i.ieiical urnl praotiual.) Sina IiAKL'H nUo receives pupils fo. Pianoforte aud Theory. Bnoktide, Cavrington Road, New Plymouth. iSK ™ SUNBEAM puaa ohylos Tl? A Agenta-R. OOCK * 80N, ! iad«Mtbftll»nißi, t ßhwjm4,