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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 186, 20 August 1903, Page 3

THE ANNUAL CHORAL FESTIVAL will be held in ST. MARY'S OHURCH OD FRIDAY, 21ST AUGUST, at 7.30 p m. The following Choirs will take part Stratford Insrlewooi Waitara Osknra Omata Okato Bell Block Te Henui And St. Mary's (New Plymouth), The Bishop of the Diocese will preach. |IH EAIKS ROYAL, THE SALVATION ARMY'S POPULAR BIORAMA COMPANY (L*D BY MiJOB AND M(S. PEEIiY). OPENING SATURDAY, AUGUST i2, AT 8 P.M. Ticksts, 2 shillings and 1 shilling. SUN O.VY, 23rd, 3 p.m ; Musical Programme. Talented O.chestra aid Mandolin Band. SUNDAY 8.15 p.m. (afler the Ghurcnei): Specially Selected Sacred Bierama Service. (Silver Collection on Doors). MONDAY, 24th, i p.m.: Children's Matinee (3d). MONDAY, 8 p m.: Magnifi :ent Biorama Display. Tickets, 2 shillings and 1 shilling. THE TUKAPA FOOTBALL CLUB'S Tenth a nnual oocial knth Annual Hooial Will be held in the THEATRE ROYAL otf fUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IST, 1903. Under the patronage of the iinckland and Taranaki Kjgb; Unions. MR. D. MoSINNON BAIN'fcS ORCHESTRA. The Drawing of the Art Union will take place daring the evening. Tickets: Ladie?, 2j : Gentlemen, Ss. F. MOVERLKY. Hon. See. Tukana Fcotball Club. PLEASE HIM AND PLEASE YOURSELF. SURATURA TEA TH 9 ! way to a mail's favour is th-ough his palata— please his patate, and you get him into a good humour, anu disposed to do man; things that be would otbeiwise re fuse. WILL PLEASE HIM It ig a pilate-pleasing tea, and the more fastidious the p-lite the more likely is Suratura to give satisfaction It. is a perfect tea. so very delicious and agreeable. It is pure, honesi, Ceylon tea. and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior Teas. RETAIL PRICES : Suratura A Quality Is 8d per lb Surntnia B"Quality ... Is lid per lb Furatura D Quality ... 2s 2d jot lb Snratura X.Quality per lb SOLD BY ALL BTORE >)J 1 i THEIR BRIMS NEVER BREAK WOODROW'S WOODROW'S X X WOODROW'S ftsteot Lsmteii Styln ml mmm ...MATS AUCKLMSS CtOTHme CO., (tevon St., N*w PtymauUi. TIRU4;<!_F_OUNDRY. . O&EY & EOLLO, !t ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS i FOUNDERS, 'iATOTIITY that they HAVE REMOVED ±\ TH KIR WORKS to New and Commol dions Piemisf a ill \! OLRS VVOKTII-STRISH,T J a short distance fait of the f-'a®h and Door Factory. TV> New Foundry is thoioughly J equioped, and the FIRM are prepared, as in ths past, to to execute all works entrusted to them in a skilful and prompt manner. MAKERS OF: — DAIRY FACTORY MACHINERY, WATIiR WHEELS, TURBINES, AND SAWMILL MACHINE''. ~ 'All Classes of Agricultural and General Machinery Repaired. AGENTS FOR : J, »nd H. McLaren's Traction Eogines, fit' am Road Rolls rs, Traction YV»ggons, Old'd Mobile Motor Cars and Auto Motor Trucks. Radiator Butter Makers and Separators. Victor Gas or Gasoline l'ngices. Wrought Steel Split Pulleys. Shafting end Plumber Blccks. Ornamental Cast Iron Columns, v e>andah find Fr Brackets Railings, Etc. Telephone 142 P.O. Box 12 IMPERIAL CALF FOODTestimonials, [Extract from the Wyndliam' Herald, June 14tl>, 1901.] MR JOHN MoBKAN, of Seaward Downs yesterday told us of a salisfactorj experience he has had in rearing calve. l with artificial food He raised twenty calve: on •' Imperial" Calf Food, and at the sam time had others which ho fed with now milk. The former did quite as well as thi latter, and (when sold live months old realised top market values. Mat-ana Island, January 24th, 1901. Messrs Langdown & turn, Ohristo.hurch.J.icar Sirs,—He Calf Food purchased frot you, I may say that I was well pleased wit] )d i it, as my calves did very well while fei it,! with it, and I consider it very satisfactory ie ! !.n iconomical Calf i'ocxl.—Yours faithfully , T. W. FonTi'iit. | BUiiGli;.-', FiiASKU & CO. ' • w uolo Agents, Xatauaki,