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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 187, 21 August 1903, Page 3

i THE ANNUAL GHORAL FESTIVAL will t» held in ST. MARY'S CHURCH on FRIDAY, 21sr AUGUST, at 7.30 p m. The following Choirs will take part : Stratford Inßlewooi Waitara Oakura Omata Okato Bell Block Te Heimi And St. Mary's (New Plymouth). The Bishop of the Diocese will preach. \ ; TH BAIHI! ROYAL. IKE SALVATION ARMY'S POPULAI [ BIORAMA GOMMWY |- (LbdbyM*job ahdMks. Pebry). OPENING SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, AT 8 P.M. Tickets, 2 shillings and 1 shilling. , SUN OAY, 2?rd, 3 p.m ; Musicil Programme. | Talented O.cbestra and Mandolin Band. SUNDAY. 8.15 p.m. (after the Churches) - Specially Selected Sacred Bioranu Service. (Silver Collection on Doors). MONDAY, 24th, 4 p.m.: Children's Matinee (3d). MONDAY, 8 pm.: Magnifiient Biorama Display. Tickets, 2 shillings and 1 shilling. THE TUXAPA FOOTBALL CLUB'S TENTH A NNUAL QOCIAL ENTH iINNUAL kIOOIAL Will be held.in the THEATRE ROYAL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, 1903. Under the patronnge of the Auckland and Taranaki Rugby Unions. MR. D. MoKINNON BAIN'S ORCHESTRA. The Drawing of the Art Union take place daring the evening. Tiokets: Ladies, 2s: Gentlemen, 3s. F. MOVERLEY. Hon. Sec. Tnkapa Football Club. PLEASE HIM AND PLEASE YOURSELF. SURATURA TEA !HB way to a man's favour is __ his palate—please his pVate, and you get him into a good humour, atiu dispised to do many things that he would otherwise refuse. WILL PLEASE HIM It Is a palate-pleasing tea, and the more fastidious the p late the mora likely is Suratura to give satisfaction Ic is a perfect tea, so very delioious and agreeable. It, is pure, horest, 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 Suratura B/Quality ... Is lid j. ;r lb f-uratura Suratura^XQuality ... 2s 6; 1 per lb SOLD BY ALL STORE BBFPFB, WOODROW'S WOODROW'S WOODS® WS mmrlmns cumtntQ Cft, TA R A S iIK 0 U N D It Y. OKEY & BOLLO. ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, NOTIFY that they HAVE REMOVED THKIRWORK.B to New and Commodious Piemises iuMOLESWORTH-STRKBT a short distance cast of the Fafh and Dooi Factory. Iht New Foundry is thoroughly equipped, and the FIRM are prepared, as in the past, to to execute all works entrusted to them in a skilful and prompt manner DAIRY FACTORY MACHINERY, WAIkR WHEELS, TURBINES, AND SAWMILL MACHINE? All Classes of Agricultural and Genera Machinery Repaired. AGHNTS FOR: J, end H. McLaren's Traction Engines Bttani Road Rolltrs, Traction Waggons Old's Mobile Motor Oars and Auto Moto; Trucks. Radiator Butter Makers and Separators. Victor Gas or Gas line Fngines. Wrought Steel Split Pulleys. Shafting tnd Plumber Blocks. Ornamental Cast Iron Columns, v erandah and Fr Bracket Railings, Etc. Tblbphonh 142 P.O. Box 15 IMPERIAL CALF FOODI Lanodown & Son, Christchurcb. T'Estimonials. [Extract from the Wyndbam Herald, June 14tb, 1901.] ■\,% R JOHN Moll KAN, of Seaward Down i»i yesterday told us of a salisfactor txperience he has had in rearing calve with artificial food He raised twenty calvj on •' Imperial" Calf Food, and at the sam time had others which he ffd with ne milk. Tbe former did quite as well as tl latter, and (when sold five months old realised top market values. Mataura Island, January 24th, 1901.Messrs Langdown & Son, Christchurch.Dear Sirs,—Re Calf Food purchased fro: you, I may say that I was well pleased wil it, as my calves did very well while fe with it, and I consider it very satisfactory i an economical Calf Food.—Yours faithfull T. W. Foster. BURGESS, FRASER k CO. 1 ti Sole Agents, Tiuanakj,