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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 229, 1 October 1904, Page 3

[ rjlH EAT R E ROYAL. TO-NIfITIT. TO-NTGITT.' TO-NICILT. TO-NIGHT. Complete Change ol' I'rograminc and Positive 1 .list Appearance of ijw l CATHEDRAL CIIoitISTKUS, M.EE AND CUNCIOHT I'AItTV. r Enormous Siu res!; oi 4 The Chorister's 4 Whoso (L'light'iiil sinking is now the lalk ol' lhe town. A lieo Laytou Jjps Wai'ton Kdgar Collins A Itolig-hll'iil Kvoiiing's Atnusotneirc. Everybody says so. Popular Prices - - H/- t 2/-, and 1/-. Doors open 7.JK). Overture 8. Taranaki Metropolitan Agricultural Society. THIRTIETH ANNUAL SHOW To bo hold at .NEW PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 1904. LARGELY INCREASED PRIZES OFFERED FOR Horses, cattle, sheep, PIGS, DOGS, DAIRY PRODUCE, etc. Messrs I.ovfll and Christmas, Ltd.'s CHALLENGE TROPHY, value £75. The Taranaki A. and P. Society's TROPHY, of 1902, value £25. DAIRY COW CLASS. Ist Prize £ls, 2nd £7 10s, Jird £5, 4th £2 10b. .Entries lor Dairy Cow Class close with Secretary only oil SATURDAY, sth November, at 5 p.m. Ginorai Entries close on SATURDAY, 12th November, at 8 p.m., with the Society's agents throughout the District, and with secretary, Brougham-street. E. WEBSTER, Secretary. Kellman, Cnrikn Wilson, Geo. Warsaw, D. McKinnon Bain

BEGS to inform the Towuiani public that ho has secured the services of Mr Win. llemie.ssy, from the firm of Mes rs Haling and Co., Music Wart house, Sydney, who has brought a large stock of the latest PIANOFORTE PIECES, SONGS, & DAXCE MUSIC, and he will have entire charge of the Sheet Music Department, which will ihe carried on in an up-to-date style. All orders .punctually attended to both in town and country. D. McKinnon Bain MUSIC WAREHOUSE, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS. Representing the British & Continental Piano Co., AUCKLAND. Catalogues post freo.

NOW ARRIVING—NEW SEASON'S SEEDS COMPRISING : LONG RED, YELLOW GLOBE AND GATEPOST MANGOLD. BARRIBALL AND SINCLAIR'S CHAMPION CARROT CHAMPION MONARCH, G.T.Y. ABERDEEN, P.T.Y. ABERDEEN AND WHITESTONE TURNIP. COCKSFOOT, RYEGRASS AND CLOVERS. Rowe and Patenson R HOUGH AM STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. RUSSELL & SON, MONUMENTAL MASONS, BRICK- r LAYERS, & LICENSED DRAIN i CONNECTORS. St. Aubyn-Etreet, NEW PLYMOUTH We have on baud a large stock of MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES & CROSSES. To the above Miotics we would like to direct special attention. They are all handsomely carved and 01 the Ik-si material procurable, whiia the prices are remarkably reasonable. Iron Fences and Concrete Kerbiag erected in town or country. DESIGNS and ESTIMATES veal to any part of tho province. INSPECTION INVITRP, TbUfthciPt SUjl, A Golden Opportunity Of Saving Money IS TO BUY FROM C. H. RETFORD'S r-mf™ has bo,h VA KIETY and QUALITY Of UP-TO-DATE GOODS. She is soiling- u t BEDROCK PRICES to make room for fresh supplies to arrive shortly. For a few weeks she has token adjoining shop to display to better a 4-» vantage. BUY FROM THE SHOP THAT SAVES YOUR MONEY. IT IS RETFORD'S Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. fWe Agent—'"ERTHF.IM SEWING MACHINE Cheap Farms. 400 ACRES, good dairv country<o acres felled, 80 acres in glass. I rice, £.150. 50 ACRES, g o od six roomed house ; good oiitl»iilding». Well &ul>di\ ided. Close to school and factory. Six miles from town. Price. £BOO. £2f»o cash. 100 ACRES, nil im grass, good house, cowshed, stables, trap-shed and piggeries. Cl o so to school and factory. Soven miles from town. Price £lO per acre. Very little cash required. A. L. TUKE, LAND AGEN^V