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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 114, 12 May 1903, Page 3

HAWERA MOUNTED RIFLESGRAND i*ILIfARYrroURNAMBNT RAND LYIILITARY 1 OUKNAMRmT TO 813 HELD ON NuW PLYM'jUI'H RAPEOOURBE ON THURSDAY, MAY 14TH, ! When the following events will be competed j foi | 1. Beet Turn Oat. 2. Tilting at the Ring- i 3. Rescuing Comrade 4. Military Handicap; 6 furlongs. 5. Lloyd-Lindsay Competition 6. Face Race. 7. Half Section Leadi Competition. 8. Hurdle Rice; 1-j miles. 9. oourry H&ndicap; 5 furlongs. 10. Gun Capturing. 11. High Competition, Admission to Cou-sj, Grandstand included, 2 ; to course only, Is. Garrisoa Bat-d iu attendance, Ht freshmen Is o'otakab'o on the GiOund. Bookmakers admitteil cn payment of a fee of £ I la, ana obtaining permit irom Secretary. S ERG r. 11. BUXTON, Hon. S c. ST. MARY'S HALL. THURSDAY, MAY 14TH. Bazaar and / ionoert, AZAAR AND V^ONCERT, IN AID OF THE LOCAL MAORHWIBBION FUND. PROGRAMME. Pianoforte Duet Mi'ses Chong Ccon Song and Chorus Coniio Song Mr. Hume l'\.iry Tableau Bong Actir g Tableau, " Tit for Tat" ... Miss V. Kirkby ard Mr. Hume Song Mr. Nelson INTERVAL. Series o p Tableaux," Pygrrali n and Galatea " Mis. Kirkby, Miss L. Skinner and Mr. Waddy Coon Song Mr. Ryan Tableau, " The Devoted A ppl i" ... Miss Penn and Mf. Nelson Japanese (Irrus and D»nce Tableau, " Ihe Game of Life" Miss S. Thomsrn, liessr#. Hume, rianaali and Nelson Coon gong atd Ohcrus TARJMKI RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. GRAND MILITARY BALL TO BE HELD AT THB DRILL HALL OS PRINCE OF WALEB' BIRTHDAY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE BiU>. Under the patronnge of the Officers of the Battalion. Music by Mr. Baiu's Orchestra. Tickets: Ladies, 2i; Gentlem-n, 3i. E. CL4RKE, td Hon. Sec. GRAND ART UNION OF $0 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, From the bru;h of tin Celebrated Artist, Mrs. A. ROUGH. £2OB £2OB First Prize, va'ue ... £fo Second Prize £4O Third Prize „ f3O Fourth Prize „ £2O And 16 other Prizes, Pictures oa vkw at the Auckland Clothing Co.'s'premises and at other centres, where tickets at Is each Can be obtained. Tickets can also be obtained from all members of the Taramki Guarcs (Company. Pioceeds cf frt Union to bedevot.dto purcha r e of un'fo ms. _ Suppr.rt jour Volunteers by purchasing tickets in this Grand Ait Union, and chance drawing a Kira'-c a's Picture. Drawing for P izes will take plice in the Town Hall on JCLY Ist, 1903 under the supiriisioo of His Worship the Mayor and Lieutc-nant-Co'onel Ellis, Commanding Taramki Battalion. £2OB 1 TICKETS f £2OB N PRIZES J Is each IIN PRIZES G. M. WHITE, td Hon, Secretary. THE CIT? FRUIT & FLOWER COMPANY' THB C.F. & F.C. (In short), Devon-street Central, in Shop recently occupied by Chatterton, Fruiterer, SUPPLIES FRUIT, "VEGETABLES, SEEDS (garden and flower), FLOWERS, TREES, SHRUBS, BULBS, PLANTS, and every requisite to beautify the garden and the home. FLORAL WORK PERSONAILY SUPERVISED BY MR*. GREKN. Wreaths, Bcmque's, Sprays, Buttonholes, etc., supplied on slioite-.t notice. MRS. G RE EN, Manager. Depot for the Mofrhead Nursery Company's Supplies. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR ANUE SOCIETY OF U.S. STRONGEST IN THE WORLD. Assurances in force ... £245,882,651 Assets £68,966,608 General Manager for Australas'a C. CABLISLB TAYLOR. Resident Secretary, Wellington E. Trevor Gould. Inspector of Agencies l P. M. Thompson. District Manager, T. W. RAPLET. THIS Office offers the most liberal assurance in the Australasian Colonies. Surplus earned for year 1901, £1,819,665. No restrictions residence, travel, or occupation. Loan values, paid up assurance, and time for which assurance will be kept in force written in policy. Any further information may be ootained from BEWLEY <fc GRIFFITHS, AGENTS, i<£W PLYMpUIIJ.