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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 142, 20 June 1904, Page 3

Is. THEATRE ROYAL. Is. TO-NIGHT, .MONDAY, AND TOMORROW, TVESDAY. JUNE 20 and 21. Cooper's IMPERJAL BIOGRAPH Russo-Japanese Waf Also Uncle Tom's Cabin Brilliant Life Motion Pictures. ILLUSTRATED SOWS HY MISS MURPHY. luinorous Items bv Mr VINCENT HIXNJIXGTON. I TIIE TAIUNAKI GARMSON BAND'S ANNUAL BALL Will be hold in the DRILL HALL -ONTHUHSDAY, 14 th JULY, 1904. Mr 11. McKiiimui Rain's popular orchestra. Specially designed programmes, Tickets obtained from 11. J. Crowes and Co., and all members. To Builders. TENDERS are invited-and will be received at the N'ews Ollice, where plans and specifications can he seen, for the erection of a 10-roomed residence at, Omata. Tendeis close. June 21th at (> p.m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES WERE, Taranaki Agricultural Society WRITTEN APPLICATIONS are I'ited for the ollice of Secretary to a Society, and will he received' at my oflicu up to noon of SalurcHy, tha 2f)th instant. Full particulars as to duty and salary can bo ascertained at my office, JAMES C. GEORGE, lion. Secretary. Land Transfer Act Notices NOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 18&3," unless caveat in the ;ueantiinc bo lodged forbidding l tfiu saMnc within one month. Application 1041, Section 297, Town of New Plymouth, occupied by Walter Morey. Application 1042, Section 130, Town of New Plymouth, unoccupied. Diagrams may be inspected at this ollice. Dated this 13th (lay of June, 1904, at the Lands Registry Ollice, New Plymouth. T. IIUTCIITSON, District Land Registrar.

GRAND ART UNION OV THE TAHA.YAKI rOTJLTRY ASSOCIATION. 1 Overmantel, value £3O 2nd Prize, Solid Gold Nugget, ljoz, value £G .;ii'd Prize, Ileautiful Oil Painting, value £5 icr Prizes. IS TICKETS. IS 1 TICKETS* 1 SOLD JSY JMwt.' and Co., House Furnislierfl. C.CCarter,. r ter, the People's Cirocer. Teed aUi) Co., Cliemists. JJcEwen Bros., liootmukers. Mrs MitttWnson, Florist, JI. K. CuVtiey, Tailor. John Hurt*:, Cycle Works. lieliringer .Bios., Ironmongers. W. -Murton. Ironmonger. N.Z. Clottenß Factory. Morshi>ad Nursery Co. And all Members of the Commit' lee. To Lease.

18L ACHES, all m and a\vided. into sevai paddocks, all level land ; will carry (iO i ,<)ws ; good cowshed, of lti bails ; spi'cndid 10-room-ed bouse ; 1* miles I." 01 ' 1 factory, school, and post ollicc ; fiood metal ro;id ; 7 miles from rail.* B }' station. Ki.-nt 15s per acre, will:' P-e. No goodwill. Apply to D. LAI "NO, Eginoiit Street. TITK SUPERIORITY of sua atuha is surj o. SURATUR} \ ™A is .superior to any tea you over tasted ; there is something ahc 'lit it that distinguishes it from all other teas. The manifold inoritH of Kurulura Tea are proclaimed by Its' devotees. SURAT URA TEA THE FAMTL.V FAVOURITE. RETAIL PRICKS : SURATURA A QUALITY 1 /fi per It) SURATURA li QUALITY 1/9 per lb SURATURA IJ QUALITY '>/- per lb SUHATUKA X QUALITY 2/4 per lb SOLD RY ALL STOREKEEPERS.

LISTEN! 1. A country settler writes : "Semi nit- 1011) While Star Ten. I lind 1 cannot drink any other, after, drinking While Star." '('ill) tin 8/4) '2. A gentleman says :—Ho did not know how good White, Star Ten was until he bought tea elsewhere. (51b tin 8/4.) IS. A lady sn.vs :—"I have just openul your tin. It's beautiful ; we like it very niueh." (51b ti« 8/4) 4. Another well-known lady savs : —•'Your tea (White Star) is very good ;we are very pleased wit'll it." IF you know good tea, write f»r WHITE STAR. H. COCKER, TEA MERCHANT. CUBKIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. To Subscribers. THE PROPRIETORS would be ylad if any irregularity In the delivery of this paper is reported to the office at once.