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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 98, 22 May 1900, Page 3

WHEN YOU FEEL KUN UUVVN, the ra \ bowels irregular, specks before the 3 eyes, nervous and irritable, the apO I petite not too good, an unoomforth ( able and blown-out feeling after S meals, your are bilious and livery. £ J LOASBY'3 WAHOO soon alters all this. It stimulates the whole system, makes every organ act in unison and perform its natural functions with ease. YOU DONT HAVE TO TAKE UOZItN Oh \ bottles, A single dose lsually ® relieves, and one bottle generally jg I cures. It ia worth trying. can | be obtained everywhere. a; J Ask for Loasby's Waiioo. IJI HEA TE K ROYAL TO-NIGHT AND TWO FOLLOWING NIGHTS. CORNWALL FAMILY Musicians) BELLRINGERS, VOCALISTS, Etc. The Best and Cheapest Entertainment yet put before the public. Popular Prices—Reserved Seats, 2s 6d; Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 2s; Stalls, Is 6d; Fit, la. Booking Office at Gilmonr's. Doors open 7 30, commence at 8. 'Bus leaves Fitzroy 7.15. K. BORTHWICK, Representative.

REV. CHARLES CLARK, THE PRINCE OF PLATFORM CELEBRITIES, WHO, to enthusiastic audiences, has recently given Twelve Entertainments in Christchurch and Seventeen in Wellington. THEATRE ROYAL. FRIDAY 25TH MAY, When Mr. OLARK will RECITE DICKENS' Delightful Dramatic Story, A CHRISTMAS CAROL. CHRISTMAS CAROL. Declared by the Daily Telegraph to ba " The most wonderful dramatic effort ever witnessed on stage or platform." SCROOGE AND MARLEY. THE THREE SPIRITS. 808 CRATCHIT and TINY TIM. TOPPER AND THE PLUMP SISTER. Admission, 2s; Reserved Seats, 3s. Flan of teats at the usual box office. Commence at 8. R. S. SMYTfflf.

CHETWODE SCHOOL, DEVON-STREET WEST, NEW PLYMOUTH. BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL FSR the HIGHER EDUCATION OF GIRLS. Principal: Miss Stafford. Assisted by MISS HoEACHEN, M.A., atd an Efficient Staff. THE school course includes the usual English suojects as well as French, Latin, Calisthenics, and Theory of Music. Special attention id given to the physical training of the girls. The next term will commence TUESDAY, May 291 hj, 1900. Miss Stanford will he at home to enrol intending pupils SATURHAY, May 26th, and MONDAY, May 28th, from 3 to 5 p.m. Music Pupils will be prepared, if desire;!, for the various muncal examinat'ons, both theoretical and practical. lwk " Funeral NOTICE™""^ The FUNERAL of the late W. H. Sharpis will leave Elliot-street Station for To Henui Cemetery TO-DAY, at 11 10 a.m. Friends will kindly accept this intimation BAKER & MoMEOHAN, Undei takers.

a«Bsaafßß™e™aeaass*eamai^»m^™aameeene* PUBLIC NOTICE. FISCHEIi & CO. Have decided to; RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, And as we Close our Shop on the 30th of this month, we will oiler to the public by public auction, in the THEATRE ROYAL, ON MAY 31 ST, The whole of our extensive STOUK, VALUE OVER £ BOO J Consisting of Cheats of Drawers, Book Cases, Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Wire-wove Mattresses, Stretchers, Wash Stands, Dressing Tables, Toilet Sets, Bentwood Bedroom and Kitchen Chairs. RATTaN Chairs, Tables, Settees, Lounges, and Piano Stools in gre it variety. A large and varied assortment of Vases and Flower Pots, best value ever seen in New Plymouth; 100 Framed Pictures by the best artists, Linoleums and Oilcloths to suit all tastes. A Spociality of this sale is the stcck of STUFFED FURNITURE, consisting of Dining-room Suites in leather, Occasional Suites, Saddle Bag Settees and Chairs in the best Utrich Velvet, Chesterfield Settees, Arm and Occasional Chairs, Couches, and , other lines too numerous to mention.

The public can rely that every article offered is of the BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP. As the whole of STOOK is for ABSOLUTE SALE, JQONT jyjISS JUila As it is a chance of a lifetimo tu obtain First-class Furniture at Your O.vn Price. NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. SEJQND TMi vI. - r J^H3IS Second Teim will commence on JL J&on AY f 28< /1 iijs'. a.nl. JS uvv pupils should bt in attei.c-aiico at it a.m. Fees —2s per lei in, . aid'.;. n advance. WAIAEIi iiiW LiiY, ali2B Secretary. A lib PERSONS interested in the formation of a Musical Society in New Plymouth are KEQIiESTED to MEET in S>. Mary's Parish Hall, Vivian-street, on TUEi: DAY NEXT, the 22nd instant, at 7.30 p m W.J. SHAW, d 19,22 Hon. Secretary, pro tent. S TJ N FIRE OFFICE, LONDON Founded A.D., 1710.) The Sun has been issuing i r ire Policies f<i nearly two ceutuiiea, aau is the oldent, purely Fire Office in the World. Total Income, 1897 ... £1,091,018 Total Funds, 1897 £a, 123,930 J?olici<!9 teJßflil, 1897, for... JMafi.yoa.oiio eV j J, i.i.'.A VV.