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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 25, 30 January 1902, Page 3

rjIHEATHB ROYAL. TO-NIGHT! BERNHMD WALTHER AND THE BOSTON CONCERT COMPANY. The above Company have the honour to announce a season of TWO NIGHTS (under guarantee of leading citizens), when the following Artists will appear BERNHARD WALTHER, Brilliant Belgian Solo Violinist / LILIAN WALTHER, Mezzo Soprano. GYRUS BROWNLEE WEWTON, American Humo-ons Impersonator, BEATRIOE VARTHA, Accompanist. Prices of Admission: 3s, 2s, and la. Reserved seats and day sales at IfoKinnon Bain's.

UNITED SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC WILL BB HBLD AT BELL BLOCK TOD A!. On the MISSION GBOUHDS (kindly lent by the Rev. F. A. Bennett) Trains will leave the Town Station at 11.86 a.m. and 2.10 p.m. Both these trains will ■top at intermediate stations. The last train will leave Bell Block for New Plymouth at 7 p.m. Adults return railway fare, 9.!. Admission to Grounds and ooat of Teas Adults, Is fed; Children, 9d. All Sunday School scholars Free. BERT. CLARKE, Hon. Sec.

URUTI ATHLETIC CLUB* SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING. WILL X> HELD ON THUKBDAY, 6n FEBRUARY, 1902. Nominations c'm« on baturdat, Jannarr 25th. Prize money ba» been considerably increased. A Grand Ball will be held on (he evening of the Sportß. Tor full particulars see poaten. BIOHD. ABOA. to Hon. Sec. WATOH THIS SPACE FOB PARTICULARS 0* THB BTAR FGOTBALL CLUB'S GREAT BAZAAR THBATBE BOYAL. RACE NIGHTB ~~ • February 12th and 18th, 0. B. LEVKR, te

2nd Week in March, —CONTEST

RECORD ENTRIES GOOD MUSIO GARDEN PARTY MARCHING CONTEST Sixteen Bands DELAYED TRAINS CHEAP FARES OTHER ATTRACTIONS Don't Forget PARTICULARS FOLLOW 2nd Week in March CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. FANCY GOODS, PRESENTATION BOOKS FANCY STATIONERY, CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS AND CALENDARS AT THOS. AVERY'S Printer, Bookseller. Mpgasrine and newspaper Agent, New Plymouth. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS to pnrohaMn of Reward Books and Bohool Frizes. Thousands of Volumes to seleot from. Commercial and Fooket Diaries for 1902.