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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 15, 19 January 1903, Page 3

UNITED SUNDAY SCHOOLS' PICNIC THURSDAY, JANUARY 22ND, 1903. WILL BE HELD AT BELL BLOCKBAND IN ATTENDANCE. IjMRST Train will leave Town Station at 11.35 a.m., stopping at Smert Road only Second Train leaves at 910 p.m., stopping at Eliot-str'et and tiioart Road, re turning at 7 p m. Train Fare: Children under 12 year* .Id, adults 9d return. Entrance to Picnic ground, including coat of tea, Is 6d; children under 12 years, halfprice. All Bunday School scholars att tiding the United Schools, train ai d tea Free, B. J. OLARK, Hen. Sec. H I A T R E ROYA-L. Under the direction of Mr Frank Thornton. Representative, Mr Mayte. Vr H. P. Ljons. Extraordinary Attraction lot Oat Night Only, THOBSDAY, JANUARY 22ND, 1903. Beturn of

MR FRANK THORNTON, After an absence of font years, supported by bis specially selected LONDON COMEDY COMPANY, Id the Funniest Farce Comedy cf the day, written bj J. H. Oarnley, entitled "FACING THE MUSIC," As plajed at the Strand Theatre, London, with enormous success, for over 300 nights. Act I. Before Breakfast, 10 o'c'ock. 'ct 11. After Breakfast. 10.40 same morning. Act 111. Before Lunch, 11.30 same morning. Preceded by a Mus'cal Farce, in ons act, entitled, A TEBTJATOH. Stag* Manager: Mr Frank Wilson. Prices: 4s, 2s 6d, 1«. Box plan at Colonial Piano Co. Overture at 8; carriage* at 10.30. Children under 7 not admitted. 16,19,21,22

ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN OnUROH. SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. 26t* JANUARY, 1903. rpHS Bight Rer. Jam its Patbrson (»f St. X John's, Wellingtca), Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Mew Zealand, will preach at II am. and 7 p.m , and at 3 p.m. will address the scholars. Pareata &»d friends invited. Special collection at each service, in aid of Sabbath Fchool Funds. At afternoon service Prizes and Medals will be prese«ted. AH scholars to attend. 192124

NORTH TARANAKI RIFLE ASSOCIATION FIRST MEETIN6, To te held at New Plymouth on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 4th and sth February, 1903. Open to Civilians, Volunteers, Cadet', Members of Rifle Clubs, etc. PROGRAMME: No. 1. Waitara Match, 500 and 6Coyd>. 16 prizes valued £ls. Entrance 3s. No 2. Nnrsery Match. 500 yds. 8 friz s valued £7 10j. Entrance 2s 6d. No. 3. Guards' Match. 300 and 600 yd i. Trophies va'ued £3O. Ist prize, Match Kifle, value £lO 10s, presett* < by Lieut Messenger. Entrance 5s No. 4. N.P. Ma'ch, 300, 500. and 600 yds. 23 priz°s value £24. Entrance 3s fid. No. 5. Disaj pearii g Target, 20t>yds. If. prizes £7. Entrance. 2s 6d. No 6. Di-lrlct Match, 300, 500, and 600jd?. Particulars later. No 7. Consolation Match, 600 yds. 8 prize*, £5. Entrance 2s 6.1. Affiliation Fee, Volunteer Corps and Rifle Olubs, £1 Is. Subscription—Members of Affiliated Oorpa or Olubs, ss; non-Affiliated, Civilian', etc, 7s 6d. Entiies clore with tho Secretary, or with Capt.-Adjt. Taunton, Dovnn-street, Ne»: Plymouth, on SATURDAY, 24th January, 10 o'clock p.<o. Full particulars and copies of programme may be had on application to P. B. LEVER, Color-Sergt, td Secretary.

BRAND GARDEN PARTY IN AID or THB MAORI MISSION, TO B8 HELD AI BELL BLOCK ON THURBDAY. B. fales of work and produce, sports, May pole dancing, Maori hakas, Maori poi dance, refreshments. F. A. BENNETT, td Director.

GARDEN PARTY AT T, BRASH'S Picturesque Reiidenec, en the Oanington-road, OH THUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, 1903. td Particulabb Ljltsb.

PARTNERSHIP NOTIOE. WE have This Pay entered into Partnership, under the style of BRANDON k OARRINGTON, GENERAL AGENTS, Opposite the Hed house Hotel, Telephone 289. 9th Jsntury, 1903. to PHOTOGRAPHY. YES, WE STILL LEAD. Why? Because eur work gives satisfaction, loth as regi» Js prices ard qnality. Enamel, Bromide, Matt Opa', and fepi* Photos, in all styles and sizes. Views of the district on band, or printed to order in any of above styles. Our Enamel Photos are genuine, not surface polished, so that in having our Enamel Photos jou get what yon pay for. CALL AND SEE FOR ?OURSfiLVE3. Our I ddress— W. A. Collis, (Photographer by appointment to Lord RanfurlyJ, DTSY ON-STREET (Directly opposite Criterion Hotel)