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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 74, 10 August 1901, Page 3

H B A T R E MONDAY EVENING, 12ra AUGUST. Under the Direction of Mr. A. H. Oanby. JEAN GERARDY The Recognita First Violoncellist of the World. JEAN GERARDY'R Career in Europe and America has been One Remarkable Series of Triumphs. JEAN GERARDY Is conceded to be the Greatest Living Violoncellist. He has appeared on several ocoasioias by special command before her Lath Maj'sstt theQuhbn, and has been associated, oft the Concert Platform with suoh great artists as Madame Melba, Madame . Adelins, Patti, Paderewski. Hans Biohter, Von Bnlow, G. Paye, and many others. I "Oerardy is the kind of player of whom ■sen yet young—if they have had the good fortnr eto hear him—will talk rapturously to their grandchildren."—Vide Melbourne Age. "7 Che andienoe sat as if spellbound."— Vide i the Melbowrw Age. beard."—Vide the Melbourne Argut. 1 tB. LAWRENCE PHILLIP, So!o Pianist and Accompanist; Box Plan is now open at the "Dresden." * rhere all tickets for all parts of the noise c an be obtained.

Prices of admltslon: 4a (reserTed), 3s PIANOS. X the Magnificent Stock of PIANOS & ORGANS now on exhibition at the Dresden Piano Company's Depot, Devon street, New Plymouth. These splendid instruments, unrivalled m they are in TONE, TOUCH, abd WORKMANSHIP a« direct from the best makers in the world. Just opened, Pianos br Broadwood and Bona, Lipr, and Sohn, Oollsrd and Oollvd, Bohm, Keissner, NeUon and Kelson, Brard, etc Organs for the Ohnrcb, for the Home, for the bohoo). /IIME-PATMENT, FROM 15s. MONTHLY. THE DREBOEN PIANO COMPANY, DEVON STREET, New Plymouth. Q. W. HKNDEBSON, Representative. P.B.—Remember, we aw selling only FIRST OLABS PIANOS by leading makers. We are keep up the standard of onr reputation by -ffering instruments only of the very best manufacture.

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETYACTUAL RESULTS WHOLE TERM OF LIB'S POLICY TJNDBB J TABLB 85, premiums cease at end of I S years. IHE Society is allow* d by a Wsnqanul gentleman to publish the Actual Re- | suits in respect of bit Polloy Mo. 82819, .issued 29th April, 1874, Which »re as follows : Bum Assured... ... ... £2,000 0 0 Table £5, Age 88, Yearly Premium for 5 years 0n1y... £228 13 4 Total Premiums paid... ... £1143 6 8 Bonus Additions toSlst December, 1898 ... Bonus for the one year, 1899 ... The amount tor whichheisnow Assured ... £1,070 2 0 The Bonus Additions are £894 5s 4d in excess of all the Premiums paid, and be has been assured since the issue of the Policy, 12s od. Thepresentcash value of tne .Total Bonuses Bv surrendering thePolioyand Bonnses, the member conld obtain at once In Cash ... Or if he wanted a Loan he could borrow from the Society oh the security of the Policy atSper oent. £2,558 IS 8 D. CSULLIVAN, Senior Agent, Criterion Hotel

GROCERIES, GROCERIES. GROCERIES. A. J. CLARKE & CO. >TOOK ALL KINDS 01 GBOCEKIES be»s;t q;ual|it% CHEAP FOR CASH CHEAP FOR CASH CHEAP FOR CASH. Families waited upp and goods delirered. Telepho-B No. 223. WE SOLICIT A TRIAL ORDER A. J. CLARKE & CO. * VON STREET. GROCERIES. THE GO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY are just landing, ex s.s. Papanui, direct from the manufacturers, a shipment of GENERAL GROCERIES, Quality is of the best procurable, In tbe shipment is a parcel of Price's London Sperm and Buttersea Wax Candles at 7dlb; Coleman's White Starch, reputed 51b packets at S£d lb, and a large quantity of other goods at lowest possible prices. CO-OPERATIVE STORES,