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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13, 16 January 1903, Page 3

UNITED SUNDAY SCHOOLS' PICNIC THURSDAY, JANUARY 22np, 1903. WILL BE HELD AT BELL BLOCK - BAND IN ATTENDANCE. r 7URBT Train will leave Town St ition at only Second Train leaves at °lO p.m., stopping at Kliot-str et and Smart Roa'l, returning at 7 p m. Twin Fare: Children under 12 years 4d, adults 9d return. Entrance to Vicnic ground, including coat of lea, Is 6d; children under 12 years, halfprice. All Sunday School scbo'ars attending the United Schools, train a- d lea Free. B. J. OLARK, Hen. Sec. "•THEATRE ROTAL. Under the direction of Mr Frank Thoratt", Representative, Mr Mayne. Agent, Mr H. P. Lyons.

Extraordinary Attraction for One Night Only, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1903. MR FRANK THORNTON, After >b absence of four rears, supported by Irs specially selected LONDON OOMEDY COMPANY, In the Funniest Farce Con.edy ef the day, written b» J. H. Dr.rnley, entitled " FACING THE MUSIC." As played at the Strand Theatre, London, with enormous success, far ever 20C nights. Act I. Before Breakfast, 10 o'c'ock Act 11. After Breakfast. 10.40 same morning. Act 111. Bef.re Lunch, 11.30 same morning. Preceded by a Mus'cal Farce, in one act, entitled, A TESTMATCH. Stage Manager: Mr Frank Wilson. Prices: 4s, ?s Gd, Is. Box plan at Colonial Piano Co. Overture at 8; carriages at 10.30. Chii :r'ii under 7 not admitted. 16,19,21,22 NORTH TARANAKI E ASSOCIATION

FIRST MEETING, To te held at New Plymouth on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 4th and sth February, 1903. Open to Civilians, Volunteers, Cadets, Membets of Rifle Clubs, etc. PROGRAMME: No. 1. Waitara Match, 500 and 6£oydf. 16 prizes valued £ls. Entrance 3a. No 2. Nursery Match. 500 yds. 8 priz^ valued. £7 10i. Entrance 2s 6d. No. 3. Guards' Match. 300 and 600ydj. Trophies valutd £3O. Ist prize. Match Rifle, value £lO 10s, presents by Lieut. Messenger. Entrance 6s No. i. N.P. Match, 300, 500. and 600yde. 23 prizes value £24. Entrance 3b 6d. No. 5. Disappearirg Target*, 200 yds. If prizfs. £7. Entrance. 2s 6d. No 6. District Match, 300, 500, and 600 yds. Particulars later. No, 7. Consolation Match, BOOyds. 8 pr)z?u, £5. Entiance 2s 64. Affiliation Fee, V. luoleer Corps and Rifl Olabs, £1 Is Subscription—Membets ef Affiliated Corp.or Clubs, ss; non-Affiliated, Civilians, etc 7s 61 Entries clo'e with the Secretary, or wit! Capt.-Adjt. Taunton, Devon-street, Nev Plymouth, on SATURDAY, 24th January, a 10 o'clock r.*. Full particulars and copies of pregrammi may be tad on application to (VB. lAVER, Color-Scrgt, I £ecr<.ta y.

6RAND GARDEN PARTY MAORI MISSION, BELL BLOCK THURBDAY, FKBR! ARY 5. Sa'es of wok anl produce, Bforts, May pole dai clng, Maori bakas, it aori poi dance, rtfreshmentn. F. A. BENNETT, td Direct jr.

PARTNERSHIP NOTIOE. r B ha?e This ray entered into PartnerYY ship, under the style of BRANDON kOARMNGrON, GENERAL AGENTS, Opposite the Red house Hotel. Telephone 289. 9th Jsnuary, 1903. tc SOUTH ROAD SECTIONS. MAIN SOUTH ROAD-}-Acre Sections Freehold for less than £IOO. OARTHEW, ERIITAIN & CO., Sole Agents. WANTED KNOWN.—Maslin Is adenblt of the best cereals. Maslin contain* all the tecessary ingedients for a perfect food.—Wholesale agents Burgess. FrASBh and 00

F~-M*>?t?; :-. PORT MOTUROA WILL BE OPEN ON AND AFTER 31bt JANUARY, £SO SECTIONS £SO £5 DEPOSIT CALLAGHAN k HO