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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7825, 18 May 1905, Page 3

Football. Football. RACECOURSE GROUND. STAR 11. v. CLIFTON ll t Game starts at 1.10 p.m. Stan Ist v. Tukapa Ist. Game starts 3 p.m. Admission 6d. Ladles free,. Seats 6<l each. J. CLARKE, lion. S«cretary, Star Football Club. TARANAKI CO-OPERATIVE DACON COMPANY, LTD. (CAPITAL £SOOO, in 1000 shares J of £5 each. Payable—los on application, 10s on ajlotanpnt, |and calls of £1 per share, at intervals of not less than :3 months. Applications for shares may be made to Mr Edward 11. Tr be, Egrnont Street, opposite Coffee Palace, or with the undersigned. R. PEI'I'EREI.L, Secretary. Fitzroy. NORWICH & LONDON ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. THE OFFICE of the above COMPANY has been removed to the COFFEE PALACE BUILDINGS, Egmont Street, New Plymouth. PERSONAL ACCIDENT and MSEASE, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY WOEKEES' COMPENSATION MORTGAGE INDEMNITY, am PLATE GLASS Insurance effected at LOWEST current rates. D. McALLUM, District Agent, Telephone No. 117..

TO-NIGHT. THE ANNUAL RAILWAY SOCIAL Will be held in the THEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY, MAY 18th, IVOS. Good Floor. First-class Music. Excellent Supper.

Colonial Piano Company Orchestra. .Vocal and other interesting items by leading talent. Admission - Double Tickets, 4s; Gents, 3s ; Extra Lady 2s ; Spectators, Dress Circle only, Is. S. G. SMITH, Hon. Sec. POULTRY SOCIETY'S Annual Art Union. (By permission ol Colonial Secretary,) Ist Priza. GOLD NUGGET, Value £2O. 2nd Prize, GOLD NUG.GET. BTalue £4. 3rd Frizai HANDSOME) CROCHETED QUILT £3 3s And several olKer prizes. Valuable prizes won last year by New Plymouth residents. To be drawn, as usual, at Show, On SATURDAY. JULY 29, at 8.30 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 29, at 8.30 p.m. Books for Sale on Commission. Tickets from Committee, or from E. I'. WEIiSTER, " Secretary. Brougham Street.

Fitzroy Fine Brigade BALL. June 8. Taranakl Rifle Volunteers GRAND MILITARY BALL TO BE HELD IN THE BRILL HALL, PRILL lIALL, —ON—WEDNESDA Y. 24th MAY (VICTORIA DAY) Six- Joseph, Lady Ward, and party Jill be present.

ioom will be provided for tioii-daii-cers to play I'.ridge. Music by McKinnon Bain's Orchestra. Tickets—Ladies 2s, Gentlemen 3s. ERNEST CLARKE, Hon Secretary. Thistle Hotel, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. PAT QtJINLAN has talien over the above hotel, where he will be pleased to see old friends and welcome new ones. First-class accommodation lor Country Settlers and the Travelling Public.

SHOE RHYME. In stipes we laugh, in shoes we play, In shoes we walk about all day, In shoes we talk, in shoes we ride, And shoes are thrown e'en to a bride. And so we say, and so we think, In shoes we eat, in shoes \vc drink, In shoes we run, in shoes we trade, And shoes are our unstandiOff' oid. We shoe the horse, we sljuoo the fly. And why not shoos for you and I ? In sho e s we woo, in shoes we wed. When shoes leave us we leave for bed. And hence 'tis wise to wear the best. For such —tax not your weary wits, G'ome straight to us, we'll give you FITS, And if our ad. you'll stop to lead, •ou'll likely find just what you need. J. R. CHATTERTON'S BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, Devon Street, New Plymouth. Imperial Hotel, NEW PLYMOUTH. J. : SMITH ... Proprietor, (Late Manager, Hotel Cecil, Wellington.) THE above well-known Hotel is fitted with every convenience for the comfort of patrons. The CUISINE is in charge of an experienced chef, and every caro is taken to please even the most fastidious. Only the BEST BKANDS of Ale aiwl Spirits kept. THE UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY (F)ltE & MARINE), THE OFFICE of the above COMPANY, has been removed to the COFFEE PALACE BUILDINGS Egmont Street, New Plymouth. Insurances effected at lowtst cur rent rates. D. McALLUM, District Agent. Telephone No. 117. TRY A GAS GRILLER foryoun home.