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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 130, 3 June 1903, Page 3

F 0 0 T J A L L TUR4PA I. V, INGLEWOOD I. REORKATION GROUNDS, TO-DAI. Kiotoff at 3 p m. sharp Admission : 63. F. MOVERLEY. H>n. fes. Tnkapa Football Club. FOOT B A L L TO-DAY. ON AVENTJ 3 ROAD GROUND. STAR 111. A. V. TUKAPA 111. Kick-;f£ at 1.35 p.m. bTAR 11. A. V. TUKAPA 11. Kick-off at 3 p.m. Admission: 6d; Ladies free. R. A. CiLLENDER, Hon Sec. ONE WEEK ONLY. THE TT~L IKU M. THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS SHIP. THE SEA ANOHOB, A marvellous revolution in an old Device. PAPTAIS VOSS, ' Lecturer, Mr. H. E. EUCKRICGE, Explorer, Trooper, Prospector, foarl tisbor, etc., Late of Discovery, Lectures on his Experiences "Fabthest South." The Exhibition all the World waits for. VACANT S CTION, DEVON-STBEBT. 11 to 10. Admission, 1b ; Children, 6d.' W. ARTHUR DOVALD, Sole Manager. TARANAKI (iiiians VOLUNTEERS GRAND ART UNION OF 20 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, From f ,he brash o the Celebrated Artist, Mrs. A. ROUGH. £2OB GE^ TAL £2OB First Prize, value ... £fio Second Prize „ £4O Tbird Prize 130 Fourth Prize „ £2O And 16 other Prizes

Picture* oa view at the Auokland Clotbiog Go. h premises and at other centres, where tickets at Is each can be obtained. Tickets can also be obtained from all members of the Taranaki Snares Company. Proceeds of Art Union to be devoted to* purchase of uri'fo ms. Support jour Volunteers by purchasing tickets in this Grand Art Union, and cbßnce drawing a First-c'ass l'icture. Drawing fo<- F.izes will take place on JULY IST, 1903. (J. M. WHITE, Sergeant, Hon Secretary, WAIWAKAIHO BRIDGE DANGEROUS. ÜBLIO .NOTICE is given that the Waiwakaiho Brirge on revon Boad, about 2 miles east cf New Plymouth, is dangeions for heavy traffic. 11. CKKY, C bail man Taracaki Cocnty Council, dwwc £2OB 1 TICKEW IN PRIZES J Is each IN PRIZES

ON THE BEST HEADS! ON THE BEST HEADSI WOOPROWS latest UiMton Styltt umww ...HATS AUCKLAND CLOTHIM CO., Devon St., N«w W»mouth.

M. M. Mitchinson's CALEDONIAN NURSERY (New Plymouth). Established over 30 jeats, Telephone 108. NOW ON SALE, THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE COLLECTION OF NURSERY ETOOK IN THE COLONY, comprising,— Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Fruit i Trees, Shelter Trees, etc. PBIORS CP LEAD IK G LINES : Cupressus Maorocarpas (balled), 2yrs, 25s per 100; largest size, 30s; ditto, smaller, 14). Cupreseus Lawsoniana (balled), 2 years, 255. , Berberry (cimmot), 10s to IBs per 1000. African Boxthorn, 2 3 ears, 10 per 1000. Elaegnus, 2 yoa-a old, 10s per 100. Olearia Traversii, 2 years, 12a 6d per 100. Finus Mauricata (salt spray resisting), 25s per 100. Finus Insignis, 2 years transplanted, 12s 6d per 100; 3 years. 255. Finus Maritima, 2 years transplanted, 12s 6d per 100. j Apples, Pea-8 Peaches, Plums (Japanese and English, leading varieties), from Is 6d each or 15s per dczen. Came'.fcs, Azaleas, Rhododendron?, Heaths, Magnolias, CbryEanthemums, Dahlias, Palms, Abutilons. Daphne', Hardy Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs, Climbing Plants, eto. The a Jove are only a fow of the thousands of varieties grown at the Nursery, catalogues and prices of which may he obtained on application. BE SURE TO SICE OUtt CATALOGUE AND INSPECT STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, All kinds of Floral work undertaken, and supplied on the shortest possible notice. Orders may be li-ft at our Town Agents (Mr. F. Goodao.e), where a display of Pot Plants and flowers is always on view; or at the Nursery. Visitors always welcome to inspect the Nursery. I !¥!• fie. MiTCHINSON.