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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 791, 6 April 1905, Page 3

KELSEY'S BUILDINGS, Devon Sired, Now Plymouth. Commence This Evening at 6.30 p.m. Jp AU L I) J3 LAN O. The Most Wonderfully Tattooed Man on earth, tattooed Irom heart to foot. Now on his thijul tour round the world, from llarnuni and Bailey's Great Show. Also CHAMI'ION J I'GGLEH, etc. Admission :1s; Children, half price. For a few days only. A l'l'Ll CATION having been made to me by Walter I'utricle -Mark, t Stratford, gentleman, to register re-entry under sub-license No. LI)'J, affecting suction til, lllock 9, Ngatimaru Survey Histrict, being all he land in Occupation Lease, with ig'ht of purchase, No. <121)0, Vol. 82, Fol. 53, of which Gilbert Tom L'errott and Holly Gibson Tombs are the registered Lessees and proof to my satisfaction of such re-entry, and of 'the actual recovery of possession, having been given, 1 hereby give notice that I will register the re-entry as requested, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same within one month from the date of the Gazette containing this not'icei. JJated at the Lund Uegistry Ollice Kew l'Jymouth, this 4th dav of Vmii' .905, 1 ' T. HUTCHISON, District Land liegistrar. E - 'Mm

•IHE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC and 'ROYAL, COLLEGE OF MUSIC OF LONDON. EXAMINATIONS for 1905 will be held as under, viz ; Elements of Music, Harmony and Counterpoint, on 3rd June. Practical Examinations in Vocal and Inslrumeiilao Music at a date to be announced later. Gold and Silver Medals will bo given to the candidates taking fust and second places on the Honours List in New Zealand. Music published for last year's examinations may 'be used this year. Copies of Regulations and Syllabus can be had on application to he undersigned. All entries close on the Ist May next.: F. W. RICHMOND, Representative. STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. SPORTS. Easter monday, 24th April. ASTER MONDAY, 21th APRIL. President : E. Dockrill, Esq. ; Marshal, J. N. Hempton, Esq. ; Handicupper, U. Shannon, Esq. Judges : Messrs W. T. Jennings, ,M.H.K., E. Whittle, R. Pnrdy and C. Clark. Timekeepers : J. Bennett and W. Roberts. Committee : Messrs F. Holli'inwpv A T4immhi'inH W

T. Bellrmger, A. Humphries, W, Sadler, J. Way, I). Pcnwardcn, J. Sadler, F. Richards, F. Narimena, A_ Kivnll. Tfi. nmrlcmv fJ. SfwHor

A. Ivivell, E. Crocker, G. Sadler, H. Ford, T. Cailaghan. J. Clarke, H. Stocker. RUNNING EVENTS : 1. MAIDEN BACE, £2. Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd prize, 10s. Post entry 2s 2. SHEFFIELD HANDICAP, £lff. Ist prize, £7 ; 2nd prize, £2 ; 3rd prize, £l. Nomination, 2s ; acceptance ss. 3. 220 YARDS HANDICAP, £lO. Ist prize, £7 ; 2nd prize, £2 ; 3rd prize, £l. „ Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, ss. 4. CALEDONIAN HANDICAP, 440 yards, £lO. Ist prize, £7 ; 2nd prize, £2 ; 3rd prize, £l. Nomination, 2» ; acceptance, &s. 5. 880 YARDS HANDICAP, £l3. Ist prize, £9 ; 2nd prize, £3 ; 3rd prize, £l. Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, 7s. . PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, 1 mile £lO. Ist prjze, £7 ; 2nd prize, £2 ; 3rd prize, £l. Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, ss. 7. FORCED HANDICAP,, 220 yards, £2 10s. Ist prize, £2 ; 2nd prize, 10s. Winners, 2s 6d ; losers, Is. 8. OBSTACLE RACE, £3. Ist prize £2 10s ; 2nd prize, 10*. - 'Post entry, 2s. 9. BOYS' RACE, £l. Ist prize, 15s ; 2nd prize, ss. Post entry 2s. CYCLING : HALF-MILE HANDICAP, £2 10s. Ist prize, £2 ; 2nd priza, 10s. Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, Is. ONE MILE HANDICAP, £4 lfls. Is prize, £3 ; 2nd prize, £1 ; 3rd prize, 10s. Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, Is. TWO MILE HANDICAP, £B. Ist prize, £5 ;; 2nd prize, £2 ; 3rd prize £l. : Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 3s. BOYS' RACE (under 18), Half Mile Ist prize, Mr S' neper's gold medal; 2nd prize, Mr J. Elliot's silver medal. Nomination, 2s ; , AMATEUR EVENTS: 100 YARDS. Ist prize, Trophy, valuud £"J 10s ; 2nd prize, Trophy. Nomination, Is. 410 YARDS. Ist prize, Trophy, valued £2 10s ; 2nd prize, Trophy Nomination, Is. Five competitors, or no raw. HIGHLAND EVENTS: HIGHLAND FUNG, Ist prizo, Goltl Medal ; 2nd prize, Silver ileiial. REEL O' TULLOCH. Ist prize Gold Medal ; 2mil prize. Silver Medal. BAGPIPE MUSIC (Marches), £2 10 Ist prize, £2 ; 2nd prize, 10s. En tranoj. 2s. BAGPIPE MUSIC (Strathspeys and Heels). Ist prize, (Jolri Medal

2nd prize, Silver Medul. niIUMDANI) FLING (Iloys). Ist prize, (!old Medal ; 12nd prize, ysi» vol* medal. HIGHLAND- FLING (Girls). lat Gold Medal ; 2nd prize, Silver M«d al. Nominations for alii Handicap Events closa on Bth Al'JilL, 1905, together with nil performances fw tile past, ]2 months (if none (luring that time the last throe), and must be accompanied by the full amount of entry fees ; otherwise they will not be received. Handicaps will appear In the IJnily News on 18th APRIL, 1905. Hunniiigi -events will be conducted un (ler the Itules- of the Tarnnak'i Athletic. and Caledonian Association, and the Cycle Races under the New A-alaiKl League of 'Wheelmen-. All persons nominating must be registered under the above rules. e Committee reserve the right ta postpone or alter the programme. J. ELLIOTT, Honorary Secretary.. SrOKTS TO START AT NOON. SURATURA SERVES YOU RIGHT. SURAI'IIIA is served almost 1 everywhere. At most of the Hotels, Board in-ghouses-, Restaurants, and Tea Rooms, it is Suratura Tea ; a t most social functions you are served with Suratura Tea ; if you are a guest anywhere -it is moslt likely to be Suratura Tea again. It is served everywhere because it deserves to be served everywhere. It pleases the palate with its fascinating flavour, its strength and richness are impressive, and many a housekeeper can tell of its economical character. Suratura goes further than any other tea. It is grown and packed in Ceylon, -and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES : Suratura A quality—ls 6d per lb. Suratusa B quality—ls Dd per tt>. : Suratura D quality—2s per lb. Suratura X quality—2s dd per lb. SvW by all Storukcepers.