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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 252, 28 October 1904, Page 3

WHAT RHEUMO DOES.

Mr W. WEARINU, Miner, Mataura, states as follows "I am 79 years old, and have lived in Mataura 40 years. For seven months I was a great sufferer from rheumatism, so bad that at times I could not leave my bed. It was told of Rheumo, and took four bottles. The result -,i as that I was completely cured ol rheumatism. Mr Mac Gibbon, who is u .1.1'., and a well-known merchant here, can verify my statement. 1 shall always be glad to tell sulferers what your wonderful medicine Rheumo did for me." Sold everywhere, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., Wholesale Agents.* 1 Parcels and packages fi om all centres in New Zealand to New Plymouth or vice, versa at fixed through rates.—The New Zealand Express Company, Ltd. 1

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. cimisTcm ncn show & races & KING'S MRTIIDAY. Holiday excursion tickets will he issued to Wellington from ANY" station on 3rd and 4th November, and from ANY station to ANY station on the Wellington Napier-New Plymouth Section and the Wellington and Manawatu Company's Railway from sth to 9th November, available for return till Bt.h December, 1901. For further particulars see posters at Stations. SPIRITUALISM. ÜBLIC MEETINO, FRIDAY, SAME TIME AND PLACE. Written questions and subjects Invited. Band of Hope KUSICAL, ELOCUTIONARY AND LITERARY CONTESTS, 1904, To be held ia WHITELEY HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. Thursday, November 17. Commencing at 7.15 sharp. Section I.—lnstrumental Music. Solo, Piano. Duet, Piano. Violin 3010, with Piano accompaniment. Novelty, Instrumental. Open to all classes. RY ORDER.

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 B, and 12 minutes in classes C and D. Section 4.—Reading : Own selection. Length as in Section 3. Sections.—Model Band of Hope Oral Addresses. Not to exceed 12 minutes in -delivery. Open to all classes. Section 6.—lmpromptu Essay. To be 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 years fee 6d. Class C—Under l(i years. fee 9d. Class D—Over 16 yoars. fee Is. RULES. 1. All competitors must be members of some Band of Hope at date of Contest. 2. Prizes will bo 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 Committeo. 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, Novemiber 12th. Letters bearing post mark of that date will be accepted. 7. In Section 2 competitors must supply one copy of their music for judges' use before they perforin. Any further information and entry forms may obtained from J. CHRISTOPHER, Hon. Secretary, Leech-street. Efforts will be made to accommodate country competitors notifytog Entrance Entrance Entrance