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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 144, 22 June 1904, Page 3

rjIHEATRE ROYAL, TWO XKiHTS ONLY ! MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 27 and 28. Clement L. Wragge, U.R.U.S., F.R. Met. Soc., etc., in his Grand Scientific Entertainments. ETRST LECTURE, MONDAY : "A VOYAGE THROUGH THE UNIVERSE." SEL'ON'II LECTIRK, TUESDAY : "EOKECASTING THE WEATHER" Tlw Science of the Atmosphere illustrated each evening by MAGNIFICENT (JKLESTJAL PICTURES. Photographs of the 1 leavens—Sim, Moon and Planets. APPALLIUNG ! KUHLIME ! InnU'Wood, 25th. Wait urn, 29th. Prices : 3/-, 2/-, and I/-. Children half-price. Reserved .seats at 'is now on sale. VJCTOR DECK, Representative*.

the TAItANAKI GARRISON IlANirss ANNUAL. BALL Will he held in the MULL HALL —ON—THURSDAY, 14th JULY, 1904, Mr 1). AlcKinnon lUiin's popular orchestra. .Specially designed programmes. Tickets obtained from M. J, Crewes and Co., and all memtvrK. N. ALLEN, Hon. Sec. MONDAY, JUNE 27. NEWTON KING HAS RECEIVED 'INSTRUCTIONS from .Mrs Dickson, who is leaving the dislrict, to soil by auction at/ her residence, CourU-nay St net, on .Monday, .June 271 hj, all her household furniture and eltects, consisting of DHAWIXG-ROOM. SVITK, fancy and other tables, chairs, bedsteads, mattresses, kapoc quilts, chests drawers, washslands and ware, mirrors, linoleum, hall curtains, fenders, kitchen . table, chairs, crockery, .kitchen utensils, and sundries. Sale at 2 o'clock.

Tacanaki Agricultural Society WRITTEN APPLICATIONS nro invited for thu ollicc of Secretary to the Society, mid will be received at my ofliiut up to noon of Saturday, tho 'iolli instant. Full particulars a.s to duty and salary can be ascertained at my 01lice. JAMES C. OEOiUJK, Hon. Secretary, NEW PLYMOUTH CARNIVAL AND EXHIBITION OF ART AND INDUSTRIES. TO BUILDERS. ALTERNATIVE tenders for erection of the exhibition buildings will be received until <\ p.m. on Wednesday, July 6th, in the following manner : Form A.—From persons willing to erect the buildings according to plans and specifications prepared, and rent same to the committee /or 3 months. Form Jl.—From builders fop the erection and completion of the 'buildings according to plans and specifications. The buildings to be the property ol' the commi'ttee. The lowest or any tender not nocossarily accepted. J. A. AfAISEY, Architect. Ejjmont Chambers, New Plymouth.

Notice. ALL persons having claims aflainst ill' W. i'. <IKKRNAWAV are requested to semi in details of same to either of the undersigned. K F.I)K, Manner for W. K. (!r<«muwa.v, Haimevirke, W. 1,. I'I'IZHERISEKT, Solicitor, New I'lvmouth.

GRAND ART UNION OF TIIE TAKANAKI roui .thy a sso ciation, lot Prize, Handsome Overmantel, valuo £3O 2nd Prize, Solid Gold Nugget, l£oz, valuo £(> 3rd. Prize, Beautiful Oil Painting, value £5 And many other Prizes. IS TICKETS. 1 S TICKETS, I SOLI) BY fiilker and Co., House Furnishers. Carter, the People's Grocer. U-eed and Co., Chemists. IMcKwen Bros., Bootmakers. iUrs Mitehinson, Florist. 111. U. CaUley, Tailor. -John Hurle, Cycle Works Bellringer Bros., Ironmongers. W. JWurton, Ironmonger. N.Z. Clothing Factory. Morshead Nursery (Jo. And all members of the Committee*

Notice. OJf and after June Ist a half-hour 'bus .service will be run between New Plymouth and the Breakwater 1 during* tlio afternoon, commencing at 1 p.m. M. JONES, Criterion Stables. KCZ-KMA. Nothing spoils a good disposition quicker. Nothing taxes -a maii'y patience, Like any irritation of the skin. Piles almost drive you crayy. All day they make you miserable. All night they keep you awake, .lust the same with eczema. Such miseries are daily increasing'. People are learning they can be cured. l'lenty o'f proof that Doaii's Ointment will cure, piles. Eczema or any irritation of the skin. Lots of proof that this is so. Mrs 11, Shoahon, Seaton-Street, Stratford, says " For three years 1 have been suffering with Eczema on one on my lugs. It used to itch so much that I had to scratch ariid I Warncy thlut 1 must havo poisoned it, as it grew a'.arming ly "biid. I used ointments and that sort <qf thing right away, nnvd kept using one after another for three years, but I could never get anything that gave much relief. Some months ago T g\)t a pot of Doari'n Ointment, and this preparation started 'bo K'ure me immediately, and I was getting well when it ram out and could not get any more for a time. I got a substitute, but ■urhilo I used it the Eczema was getting "bad all the time, and I felt tibut I would givo anything fior a pot of Doan's Ointment. I got it at last and am now all right ag:ain." Poan's Ointment is splendid in all skin diseases, eczema, piles., sores, insect bites, chilblains, etc. It is perfectly safe awl very elective. Very often two or three pots have cured chronic cases after o'tflier romodiies have failed for years. Doan's Ointment is for sale by all chemists and storekeepers at 3/ per pot, or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster McClellaii Co, 76 Pitt Street, Sydney, New South Wales. ' But foe sure it is DOAN'S,