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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 257, 28 November 1903, Page 3

Mr Newton King, agent for the McCormick harvest machines, has just received the following telegram from Messrs Morrow, Bassett and Co., the New Zealand representatives :—"McCormick for third year wins highest award for binders, Ohristchurch Show, silver medal."* Theatre royal. New Plymouth. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY Received last nigh't by a lui'gv and enthusiastic audience. TO-MGHT! Change of Programme and last performance of " THE BROOK." To-night we shall introduce new songs, dances, comicalities, and specialities. Don't Miss Don't Miss MR TOI) OALLAWA In a Budget of New Songs. MISS NELLIE YOHE, The Talented Soprano. MISSES FLO AND RUBY WILrLIAMS, in their amusing sketch, " One touch of nature." MISS EMMIE SMITH, The Coon Cantati'icf. MR JACK KEARNS, The Commonwealth comedian. MISS IDA ROSLYN, In serio and dance specialties. MR ERNEST HILL, the famous young basso. LITTLE VERA KEARNS, the clever Child Artist. MR C. BINNING TON,

the favourite New Plymouth' comian. 4—THE WTLIJAMS SISTERS—i in their marvellous Bicycle Act. The performance to conclude with the sidesplitting, laughter-Wnaking Burlesque Boxing Match between Mr Billy Williams, ex-lightweight championl of Australasia, and Mr Jack Kearns. Musical Directress, Miss Hilda Fielder. Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Ingress 7.30, Congress 8.0, Egress .10.20. Henry Gee Business Manager.

HEATRE ROYAL, NEW PLYMOUTH. Under 'direction of Mr J. C. William- " Not only the Greatest of Engl- -- Contraltos, but the Pre-eminent Oratorio Contralto of the World." A MEMORABLE AND HISTORICAL MUSICAL EVENT. THURSDAY next, DECEMBER 3. THURSDAY next, DECEMBER 3. AUSTRALIA'S QUEEN OF SONG, ADA CROSSLEY, ADA CROSSLEY, FRESH FROM HER AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND TRIUMPHS. Supported 'by one of the strongest Concert Combinations that has ever visited New Zealand. The BOX PLAN will be OPENED at the Colonial Piano Co.'s Rooms THIS MORNING, ut 9 o'clock. Reserved Seats : - Ten Shillings. Unreserved ; Five shillings and Half-a-Cioivu. GEORGE MA TI IKS ON, Rep. son. The Advent of