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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 234, 7 October 1904, Page 3

Roll up I Roll up ! ! npHE TARANAKI BUTCHERY 1 will open To-iiiig-ht in the new premises, corner of IVvon nnd Currio Streets, with an extra choice display of the finest and primest bwf, mutton, lamb, pork, veal, und poultry, which they are dHermmwl to clear at startling- prices for cash. ALL COME ALONG. Sale starts at fi a.m. Saturday morning. SOLE BROS. NOTICE. I' HE Animal Meeting of the Taranjakii Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Society will -I* held in the Borough Council Chambers on THURSDAY, liith September, at 7.80 p.m. F. H. HAMLIN", Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH CARNIVAL AND EXHIBITION OF ART AND INDUSTRIES. IN view of the influx of visitors during Carnival time, the Committee would he glad to hear from any persons who aie willing to accommodate boarders. Early application is asked; as arrangements must be made. 11. A. LENNON, Secretary. TAIUNAKI EDUCATION HOARD. SCHOLARSHIPS' EXAMINATION. DECEMBER. 190-1. /'"* ANDIDATES for Junior and SenV' ior Scholarships are lioivb.\ notified that applications to compete must be lodged with the undersigned on or before the 31st OCTOBER, 1904. F o rms of application may be obtained from the 1 Head Teachers of the Stratford, luglewv.od and Opunake Schools, or fiom ilu- Education Office. New Plymouth. The examination will be held the first wiek in December. 1\ S. Wi HTCOMBE, Secret wry. Education Office, October 6th, IIHM. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. BONUS FOR 1904. f|IHOSE now taking out policiu 1. in this ollico j-iuticipavx in tho bunju» Cor the current year, i As Mr 3). O'Sullivan leaves New Plymouth in a tew days, and may have no opportunity of revisiting the town before the end of the year, those wishing to come in for the year's bonus should at once riny up the agent, who may be found at the White Hart Hotel. Residents of any ot'uer part of tinprovince desiring a sliatv in the 1904 bonus may also participate it' tfr;»y promptly send letters or collect wires to MR. D. O'SULLIVAN, or MR J. O'SULLIVAN, Taranaki Agents, New Plymouth P.O. THE EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SHARE LIST for 2nd Group is now open at tli« Society's office, Cutrie-street. 11. STOCKER, Secretary. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT AUCTION SALE OF Di'apen-f, Beds, Etc. SATURDAY, OCTOBF.R 8. NEWTON KIMG HAS received instructions from the New Plymouth Co-operative Society, who are giving up the DrajHTy and Boot Departments, to otYer the whole stock by auction in the Society's premises, on Saturday, October Bth : THE STOCKS are new, serviceable goods, consisting of Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins, Sateens, Cretonnes. Damasks, Flannels and Flannelettes, Ladies' Jackets, Corsets, Skirts, and (uneral Assortment of Drapery. Women's, Men's, and Hoys' Boots and Shoes, etc. Sale to commtnce at 1 o'clock. * Band of Hope MUSICAL, ELOCUTIONARY AND LITERARY CONTESTS, 1904. To bo held is WHITELEY JIALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. Thursday, November 17. Commencing at 7.15 sharp. Section I. jnstrumunta] Mpsie. Solo, Piano. Duet, Piano. Violin Solo, with Piano accompaniment. Novelty, instrumental. Open to all classes. Section 2.—Vocal Music : Solos, with ot without accompaniment. Duets and Quartettes, without accompaniment. Section 3.—Recitation : Own selection ; not to exceed seven minutes in delivery in classes A and li, and 12 minutes in classes C and D.

Suction 4.—Reading : Own selection. Length as in Section 3. Sections.—Model Band of Hope Oral Addresses. Not to exceed 12 minutes in delivery. Opeu to all classes. Section 6.—lmpromptu Essay. To bo written on premises. Subject to be announced by chairman. Fifteen minutes allowed. Paper supplied. Class A—Under 9 years. Entrance fee 3d. Class B—Under 12 yeais. Entrance fee 6d. t-'lass C—Under 10 years. Entrance fee 9d. Class D—Over 16 yeais. Entrance fee Is. RULES. 1. All competitors must be members of some 13and of Hope at date of Contest. 2. Prizes will be given as follows, provided 50 per cent, of marks are scored Ist, for three competitors, Ist and 2nd for five ; Ist, Ond, and 3rd for seven or more. 3. Pianoforte Music (short pieces;, to be selected 'by Musical Committee. Time for practice allowed from October 17th. 4. Three additional points will be given if readings and recitations are of a distinct temperance character. Claimants for these points must supply title of piece to Secretary when entering, and no alteration in piece allowed afterwards. 5. Judges awards are final, and will be announced at close of competition. All entries, together with entrance fees, must reach the Secretary, J. Christopher, before 9 p.m., SATURDAY, November 12th. Letters i rearing post mark of that date will be accepted. 7. Tn Section 2 competitors must supply one copy of their music for iudges' use before they perform. Any further information and entry forms may be obtained l'rom J. CHRISTOPHER, Jlon. Secretary, Leech-street. Efforts will be made to accommodate country competitors notifying beforehand. Bonedust. Bonedust. OWING to the scarcity of Honedust this season Fanners vil! do well in their own interests to book their orders at oncc. NEWTON KING.