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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 52, 18 March 1901, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL, THIVEE NIGHTS ONLY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. MARCH 19TH. 20th, AKD 21ST. M'AJDOO'S ORIGINAL JUBILEE SINGERS. Including MISS BELLE F. GIBBONS, the World recovraed Jubilee Singer and Lady Baritone. MR. GAUZE, Male Mezzo Soprano and Character Artist. Misa DAZALIA UNDERWOOD, the American Nightingale, and the Old Favourites in their quaint and hnmoroas choruses and plantation songs. BIGGER, BETTER, AND BRIGHTER THAN EVER, Prices: 3s, 2?, and Is. Plan at Gilmour'e. -1 R. H.. COLLINS, Manager. W. YaBDLY, Representative. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SLEEPERS. Railway Department (Head Office), Wellington, 22nd February, 1901. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received bt this offico up to noon of 23rd March, 1001, for the supply and delivery of SLEEPERS, in lots of 250 or more, at any Railway-station or siding on the New Zealand Railways. Conditions of contract and forms of tender to be obtained at the Railway-stations, New Plymouth, S ratford, Feilding, Pilmsrston North, and Wargnnui, and the Stores Manager's OfGt c, Wellington. Tenders to bo addressed to the General Manager, New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and to be marked outside "Tender for Sleepers." The iuwest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders must be accompanied by the deposit required. By order. T. RONAYNE, ow dw23 General Manager, TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON (Instituted 1872). THE last days of entry lor the next Local Examinations in Music aro as viz.:— MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE (Theory), Febra ary 13th, 1901. INSTRUMENTAL and VOCAL, June 22nd,

1901. The Seven National Frizes <>f £6 and £8 each, and Three Lncal Exhibitions, value £9 98 each, are awarded aunuilly, in July. Mew Plymouth Centre: Chairman of tht Local Committe?, Vem. AneHDEAOOM Qovbtt. Local Secretary: N. K. MaoDiabmid, from whom the current Regulations, as wall a? particulars of Higher Examinations, may be obtained. o#tc PHOTOGRAPHY. BLACK AND WHITE AND ENAMEL PHOTOS. All one priea, viz., 2IS PER DOZEN (till farther notice). SPECIAL.— In response to enqui iei we sta'e tint oiir Enamelled Photos are GENUINE ICNAMSL, not polished with a •i»t ruilor. Fur real Durable Finish Enamel are by far t'le In st. Ask for these at our Studio, and you will gut what you nsk for W. A. OOLLIB, to D«von-street. MAYORALTY. REQUISiriON TO RICHARD COOK, Esq. tto undersigned . burghers In the Borough of New Plymouth, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be nominated for the position of Mayor for the Borough of New Plymouth for the ensuing two years:— T. Shailer Weston, W. L. Willie J. Freetb, P. 0. Morton, A. L. Tuke, A. Kirkby, J. J. Klwio, Btaoley W. Slin.w, F. W. Watson, A. E. Wahkins; <3eo. Woodbouse, Thos. 0. Kelsey, F. W Hall, Jam»B F. Stohr, J. Blyth, Thomas Wright, n. Gilmour, Jas. Crockett, M. Ramson, J. E. Wilson, W. Humphries, Stanley L. Humphries, Arthur A. Ambridgp, 0. 0. Hawke, Lewis W. Alexander, J. Avery, Walter Bewley, J. Hollo, A. 0. Fookes, James 0. George, Chan. Brown, W. Morey, J. 0. Morey, 8. W. Jackson, Robfc. Told Frank 15. Wilsen, J. Kinketts, E. Diniil", Wm. Bayly, William Kerr, William D. Wabstir, Frank Messenger, Herbert Smart, T. A. Hutchison, Ellen Gedde*, Alfred E. Sykes, W. M. Bayne, N. Miller, Joseph Hooker, H. Ward, J. Grayaon, H. Hennor, J. Janstnson, Wm. Jenkinson, John Jenkinson, Wall Jenkinson, F. Heldt, Henry Ford, E. Obatterton, H. Wallath, K. Coleman, H. T. Ainsworth, K. 8. Roberts, A. Veale, B Weale, H Gilmour, E. Okey, F. H. Jackson, Wm. Evetts, Olave Deacon, Je.-sie Deacon, Arthur Ambury, Michael Jones, A.E. Hardy, M. J. Jones, O. U. Arrowsmith, L, Marks, Will Perry, John F. Hooker, W. J. Shaw, Wm. Cottier, H. W. Cottier. A. E. Hicketts, Mrs. J. Tippens. F, 8. Johns, Geo. G. Bonl. ton, Anaie Boulton, O.Warren. J. W. Abbott, M. Mannix, F. 0. Jury, Mrs. E. Jury, A. 0. Treeby, M. Crocker, Ja«. Harvey, jun., Jus. K. Birch, 0. P. Cottier, J. S. Pice, Geo. Stewart, Jas, A. Darrocb, J. Irvin, F. Gamer, F. L. Webster, A. Goldwater, Edwd. H. Tribe, Newton King, James Taylor. Henry Homeyer, Charles Nelson, 0. Molloy, E. Brewer, Fred Wm.Restoo, Jam»s Salt, A. G. Berrldge, William Elder, 0. Wall, R. G. Williams, J. Jury, W. Roberts, James Scanlan, Obas. Nelson, Mte. Mills, A. E. Bishop, J. Dixon, Lewis Marks, 0. Frost, M. Pellew. [ln addition to the above names there were a number upon a list which has, unfortunately, been mislaid or lost. Any burgessaa who signed and whose names do not appear above will kindly accept thiß explanation.] In reply to the above requisition, I shall bave much pleasure in plaoing myself at the disposal of the burgesses, and should they honour me by electing me to the Hayora l chair, it will be my earnest endeavour te fulfil the duties of the position, in such a manner as will jastify the confidence placed in me RICHARD COOK. REGIBTKPP. CAPTAIN ROBERTSON, of the ffbangaroa (the boat that first sighted the Perthshire on her eventful voyage), says "TEKD'S CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS is the best cure I have seen. It is a sure cure. I recommend it to all my friends in Anstralia and elsewhere." NEVER FAILS. PRIQJS—ONE SHILLING