New Plymouth Carnival.
I The carnival executive met last night, Mi' 11. Ooodacre (in the absence of the piesnkiit, Mr Cock) in . the chuir. There was a, good attendance of members. Mr .Jay, on behalf of the axemen's carnival committee, recommended that the programme submitted by Mr Hardy would provide entertainment for two evenings and one afternoon, the big events to take place
on (lie second afternoon. A tem- | porary grandstand and the nccosi siiry fencing would cost £55, and I tlic sale of old timber would recoup i the committee to the extent of £3O. 1 —Consideration was deferred.
| The building committee's report I was rderrwl back to them. I Air Moroy moved, and Mr Ambury seconded, that an accommodation committee be appointed, consisting of Messrs Wood, Joy, E. Sole, ,J. Harvey, and the secretary. —Carried.
! Important to young ladies and 'gentlemen. J. H. Parker's stock or wigngement rings, wecluing rings, watches, chains and all kinds of jewellery is the finest' on the West Coast of New Zealand, and prices are ten per cent, lower than in the larger centres. Carefully note the address*: J. H. Parker, jeweller, etc., next railway crossing, Devon-street Central, New Plymouth.*
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 162, 13 July 1904, Page 4
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197New Plymouth Carnival. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 162, 13 July 1904, Page 4
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