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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 74, 31 March 1904, Page 3

HEA TR E ROYAL, New Plymouth. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 4th. CORNWALL'S BAXJO, MAXimtJX, AXI) Gl'lTAlt CLIUrs OOXUKUT. A BRIGHT AM) SPARKLING HNTERTAINMEXT. VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, AND HUMOROUS. PROGRAMME : Part I. 1. Selection— (a; Regulation March Hi) "Evergreen \lall/." Mandolin, (,'uitur and ltunjo Hand, 2. Duel—"Albion" (iirahani) Messrs K. Cornwall and AlcEwen 3. iianjo UuinteUe—"Darkies' Festival," Messrs P. Cornwall, Modify, Buy ley, Ross and Whilcoiube 4. Song—"'l'iie Message" (tlluiueuthai) Mr K. Cornwall 5. Selection (a) "Yes, 1 Will Rest" (11 Travatore), (lj) Coon Melodies. 0. Songs—"Sing Ale to Sleep " (Greene) (li) "Pour-leai Clover " (Willeby) Miss Gladys Cornwall 7. Pianoforte Solo—"AulTorderung /.line Tun?." (Weber) Mr 11, Cornwall 8. Song—"Good-bye ' (Tosti) Mrs A. 10. Sykes 9. Selection—"The Darky'a Dream" Mandolin, Guitar and llanjo Band. Part 11. 10. Selection—(a) "Home Love," <i>) Popular Melodies Mandolin, Guitar and llanjo Hand. 11. Song—" Angels Guard Thee" (Godard) Mr AlcEwen (obligato Air l l '. Cornwall). 12. Violin Solo—"f,th Air Varied " (De lieriol) Mr P. Cornwall IH. Soiig—"Gh ! That We Two Were Maying" (Nevin) Miss Gladys Cornwall 14, lianjo Quintette—"Whistling Rui'u.s," Messrs Cornwall, Medley, liayley, Ross and Whitconibe. 15. Humorous Catch—"Cetiu's Churms" Messrs K. Cornwall, 11. J. Cornwall, P. Cornwall and Mcl Owen. 10. Selection (u) "Grenadiers' March Past," (b) "Freaks of Illackville," Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Hand. TICKETS 2s. TICKETS 2s. STAR SPOKTS. Easter Monday. THE RECORD MEETING OF TARAXAKI. FIRST APPEARANCE HERE Of L. C. McLACHLAN,

The Champion Kuimer, Also, C, J. MOIiHIS, Tho Australian Crack Sprinter, HIGHLAND EVENTS IX ISKEAT VAIUETY. Pipers anil 'l'own Bands in attendance, COME AND SPEND A DAY IN THEJ MOST BEAUTIFUL UHOUNDS IN THE SOUTHEUN HEMISPHERE. DELAYKI) TKAiNS. EXCURSION FAKES. J. ELLIOTT, Hun. Secretary, Great Easter Excursion. TWENTY-FIVE jMII.ES UL' 'i'llG MOKAU RIVER. the S.S, TAINUI, under chnrtw, r! riu" 1 ' "' om W'aitm-a. on UOO!> MUiJAY morning at 8.15, returnins to llaituru on SATUItOAV evening, 110 MILES SEA AND KIVEii TIUI* the most beautiful scenEUY IN NEW ZEALAND, Must be Seen to be Appreciated. Hot Water and 'lea Provided. ItETUUN TICKETS 15/-. *'or further particulars apply IIECTOK A. JiOSS, t . Wtiitara. Or J. A. SMYTH, Telephone No. 12. Booking Oilice ut McKinnon Bain'i Colonial Piano Co. "

NEW I'LYHOIJTH •horticultural Society. J. C. C:EOItC,'K~Ksq.. President. THE AUTUIVIN SHOW Will be In-11l in the TIIKATItIO ROYAL * —On— THURSDAY, Ttli APRIL, 1901. GRAND DISPLAY OK flowers i ERlilT ! mill VEGETABLES > SeciSI'ECLVI- PRIZE U ST i„ 8 w "'<'»w. where entri.-s "'-ho on APRIL (Hi,. i; ai 't"Ciilars, cnhilosues, etc., Irom the Secretary. ARCHIE UOOKER, ISecrj'tnry,. TARANAKI Rll-'LE YOLIiNTEEIiSS, THE GRAND MSL3T&RV BAZAAR, To bo held in DRILL II.VLL on. TJll USDAY, PItiDAY, SATURDAY, April IJtli, J.r,lli, mid lf'.th, A KIN'R DISPLAY OF STALLS. I-ran Tubs, Gipsy- Tent, Fairy Welli, arid Novel Side Shows. Drawing- Competition lor School Children. COMIC SIMJING COMPETITIONS. PHYSICAL BRILL COMPETITION. For Squads of four men ; open to all volunteers. Jioto-J*or particulars of prizes, etc., in competitions, seo Posters. Further. Particulars in future Issue. fiii ERNEST CLARKE, h "'"1 Hon, Secretary,