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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7827, 20 May 1905, Page 3

Sole Lessee and Director, JfR GEORGE MUSGROYE. lanager ... Mr C. 13. Westmacot MONDAY & TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 22nd and Sard. MR CEOHGE MUSUROVE Has the lunour to announce that MISS NELLIE STEWART MISS NELLIE STEWART Who will be supported by Mil GEORGE MUSGROVE'S JEW ENGLISH DRAMATIC CO. t'ill givo Two Special Performance, Uuiiouth. MONDAY, MAY 22nd,

Sweet Nell of Old Dnuny TUESDAY, MAY 23rd. Old Heidelberg. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 5s ; Unreserved Stalls, 3s -. pit, 2s. Early doors to unreserved stalls and pit, 6d extra. I Box Plan and day sale at McKin,'njn Bain's. | UUATER CENTENARY. St. ANDREW'S CHURCH, SABBATH;, 21st MAY, 1905. SOCIAL MEETING IN THE SCHOOLROOM ON Thursday, May 25. At 7.30 p.m. To commemorate the 400 th anniversary of tho birth of this Great JJeformor.. Addresses by Members of the Pres bytery of Taranaki. MUSICAL ITEMS, Collection in aid of Presbytery exNEW DRESSMAKING BUSINESS. MRS FRASER begs to announce that she has commenced Dressmaking at her residence, Cutfield Road. STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED. Evening Dress a Speciality. Modrate Charges. TWENTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE POULTRY SOCIETY'S Annual Art Union, i

(By perimss'ion of Colonial Secretary.) Ist Prize. GOLD NUGGET. Value £2O. 2nd Prize, GOLD NUGGET. yalue £4. Brd Prize, HANDSOME CROCHETED QUILT £3 3s And several other prizes. Valuable prizes won last year by New Plymouth residents. To be drawn, as usual, at Show, On SATUHDAY, 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. P, WEBSTER. Secretary. Brougham Street. WHAT TO BUY. Buy your WALKING BOOTS at CHATTERTON'S. Easy Fitting. FARMERS FARMERS

Buv vonr WATERTIGHTS at CHATTERTON'S. Iluv your WALKING and EVENING SHOES at CHATTERTON'S. HOUSEKEEPERS HOUSEKEEPERS Buy Hie Children's BOOTS and SHOES at Chattel-ton's. EVERYBODY EVERYBODY CALL AT CHATTERTON'S HOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. CHATTERTON'S BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS j ARE WORTH BUYING. THEY GIVE SATISFACTION. THEY ARE CHEAP AND GOOB. CHATTERTON'S CHATTERTON'S BOO'] 1 WAREHOUSE, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. TEAS that Please, Not TEAS that Tease !

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