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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 90, 12 April 1900, Page 3

OOMING BY SPECIAL TRAIN JMTZGERALD BROS NOVELTY SHOW, OIECUS, And MENAGERII Including CARL HAGENBEGK'S LATEST AN IMA IMPORTATIONS. The ' argest, Grandest, and Most Expensiv Organisation travelling Australasia. NEW PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, 19TH APRIL. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Messrs. Fitzgerald Buos. take mucl pleasure in introducing to New Zealam their latest and greatest Up-to-Date Novel tics direct from ilurope— The CELEBRATED WALDORF FAMILY MOLLIS. NEIUCDAIi LEON, THE WINGATE SISTERS, . MISS DAISY SHAND, </' LYUURGUS, THE KIZZO FAMILY, MDLLE. ADELINA SARINA, THE CIJNIZALIAS, ROSE AQUINALLiO, The Gigantic Leap over 25 Guns with Fixed Bayonets, A TIGER RIDING A HORSE [The Most Thrilling Performance ever presented. Absolutely a fact.) The Marvellous LION and ELEPHANT TRICYCLE AOT (Traiped and introduced by Herr And a Fully Equipped Menagerie. The whole performance concluding with 'he GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, ntroducing the Champion High Jumper md Prize-taker "Niswhaven," HERR VON DER MEHDEN, [he Celebrated Cornet Virtuoso, conducts a Splendid Band. J. MORRIS, Principal Agent. .9 F. N. JONES, Press Rep. 30R0UGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. SPECIAL ORDER MB £29,000 LOAN. "! VTOTIOE is hereby given that the Council L* of the Borough of New Plymouth, at . Special Meeting held this day, did pass he following Special Order " That a Special Loan be raised by the New Plymouth Borough Council to pay off the Special Loan of £29,000 (at £6 per centum per annum) heretofore raised and to fall due on the 30th day of June, li) 00; and that twenty-nine Debentures of the sum of One Thousand Pounds (£1000) each be signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the Treasurer, and be issued under the Corporate Seal of th* Borough of New Plymouth, each such debenture securing repayment at New Plymouth of the principal sum of One Thousand Pounds (£loooj on the iilst day of December, 1900, and beating interest until paid at the rate of £6 per centum per annum, payable half-yesriy; and that the payment of the principal moneys of such debentures, and of the interest coupons thereon, be secured by a special rate on al lettable property within the Borough or New Plymouth; and that the sum of £2'J,COO be, on the 30ch day of June, IHOQ, borrowed from the Bank of New Zealand for six months at £5 per centum per annum, on the security of the delivery to the Bank of New Zealand of the said debenture*-', to be re-delivered to the Council on the islfct day of December, 1900, on payment of £29,000 and interest thereon from ihe 30th day of June, 11)00, at £5 per centum per annum." Notice is also given that the fore;oing "Special Order" will be confirmed at , Sp.cial Meeting to be held at the Borough )ffices, New Plymouth, on Friday, the 20th lay of April, I'JOO, at 10 a.m. 1 C. E, BELLRINGER Town Clerk. iorough Ollices, 21st March, 1000. 22,28,6,12 CHE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC and THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. ENTRIES will be received by the undersigned for Local Centre Examinations, junior and Senior Grades and School examinations, Theoretical Examinations in Slements of Music, Harmony, and Counterloint, on June 2ud, 1900; Practical Examilations in Singing and Instrumental Music including Pianoforte, Or/gan, Violin, and all ither instruments), in November or Decemler next. All Entries close on Ist May, ISQQ. Copies of Syllabus and Entry Forms can >e had on application. W. RICHMOND, "Ate Local Representative. The City Tailor HA OPENED BUSINESS IN DEVON-STREET (Second door from THEATRE ROYAL). OOME and Look at ths Elegant Selection of First-class Goods for jADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S TAILORING. LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S jObIUJIKS SUITS from 4/10/-. From 3/|Q/., HA YEARS' CONTINENTAL U\J EXPERIENCE CUTTEiI AND TAILOR. Better Tailoricg Work novov oilbred in Taranaki. EVERYTHING TAILOR-MADS, I f" ® ve Tailor a Chance before I ordering from Auckland or Wellington. F. W, JENSEN, j 'ljiE Ol'i i 'i'AlLOri, jn2<3 QNLY half the people In New Plymouth study economy iu household purchases. HOW DO WE KNOW? Because only half of them insist upon having , , WAXINE SOAP Kor use in laundry work. The other half allow the grocer to [put; them off with vn inferior article which l"'tlw riflllov a larger profit *ti V4Q sxpcm