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fjl H E 'A V T R;E: ROIY Alj A GIGANTIC ATTRACTION. "Thursday, apucst 10. POSITIVELY TH!IS NKiHT ONLY. , MK .I, C. WILLIAMSOS Presents the Famous Young Actress, j MISS TITTEUTBBUKE * Supports by his SPLENDID DRAMATIC COMPANY, In the .Delightful Comedy Drama, 1 " j~ The Play in which Wise. Brune made her triumphant Australian Debut "Stand by the K al i n the davs to come as we sUood together in til# days that are gone." Plans open at th/; Cottierrfand Colonial Piano Depot t/>-morro\v inorninir at 9. PKICI'.S : .is. 3s, 2s. Early 'doors to Stalls and Pit, 6d extra.

yy H ITE h E Y HAL L. LIMELIGHT ENTERTAINMENT by REV. H. FOSTON. SIX YEARS' PIONEEIUNG IN pelokus Sound. 140 MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. 140 MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST Btlv At 7.H0 p.m. Tickets : Adults, Is ; Children, 6(1. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH NEW ,PLYMOUTH.

A LECTURE entitled "An Evening with Billy Bray" will bo given in the above Church by tiro Rev. Pentlray, Wesleyan Minister, on THURSDAY, August 3rd, at 7.30 p.m. . Collection at close of the lecture. CIIUIICH OP ENGLAND. ■ MAORI~MTISSION. ACOUST 1 IX) SEPTEMBER 8. THE Reverends Hone Papahial, Wihi "IVpau, Ropei-e Tahuriotangi, 'anrt Hone Wikaipo wti 11 visi't th|o following places for Maori work August 2nd to U'th., Hahotu,, Parihaka, Punilio, Okato, and Oakura , 12th, Oropuriri : 13th to 15th, ,\Vnitai'A and I'eropero ; 16t!h and I.7th, Wuihi and Onaero ; 18th, Urenui ; 19th and 20th, Puki'haroe ; 21st., Peropero : 22n > .1, Mangapmemc : 23rd, Kaipakopako ; 21th and 2."jth, Waiuwaka and Pukiturua ; 2,">th, Partita ; 26th to 30tili, Pujangi and district ; August 30th to ScptiMrfher 2Hd, New Plymouth district September 3rd Evensong fit St. Mary's Church 1 , New Plymouth ; 4th to Bth, other places as arranged by the Missionaries. 11. 11. COLE, Archdeacon.

STAR * SOCIAL Will be held in the THEATRE ROYAL on WEDNESDAY, Aug. 23* Under the patronage of the Auckland Representatives und Management and Tmanaki llugby Union. Gentlemen, 3s ; Ladies, 2s. A. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Sec.

ALEC HILL WILL leeeive pupils for the training of the voice at his rooms, above the Dresden Company, Devon Street.

DO YOU DEAL AT THE PEOPLE'S DRUG AKD PATENT MEDICINE STORES? (OPPOSITE BELLRINGER BROS., DEVON STREET) IF NOT, WHY NOT P We have the Largest Stoo of DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES in T(>ram PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION We have the Largest Stoo o( DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES and DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES in foe y ( aur selection, at We beg to draw the attention of tHe public tta jffie addition ot TWO NEW DEPARTMENTS to oi\r large and rapidly growing business. No 1. 9 PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS. Leading Makes of PLATES, TAPERS—"P.O.I'.," "Gaslight," amd ''Selftoning." Post Cards, Printing Frames, Pishes, Chemicals, and Photographiq Sundries. "TONEATA"—The best Combined Toning and I\ixing Solution on the market. "HYPAX,"' the "time-saver, neuti alises "Hypo" in a minute. PHOTOGRAPHIC FORMULAS DISPENSED. ALL GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. No. 2. OPTICAL GOODS. We carry a Full Stock, including— SPECTACLES, PINCE-NEZ, E*E PRESERVERS, GOGGLES, Etc. Crystals and Pebbles to suit all sights. Mountaineering and Motor Goggles a Specialty. At Prices Much the LOWEST even quoted in Taranaki. FEEI.ING BOTTLES—Maw's I-Iy.-ionic, Allenbuiy's, Alexandra's, etc , ( etc., An excellent line at 6d. INFANIS FOODS—AII kinds st(.qkerl, and cpioted at exceptionally LOW PR/ICES. RUBBER GOODS—Enemas, best English make, from 3s upwards. Fouijtjain Enema (Rubber), Best Quality. (is 6d. WATERPROOF Aprons, Bibs, an. Sheeting. Glass and Rubber Ear and Rectal Syringes from Is. DYES—We stock every kniown colour in Diamond, Dolly, Crawshaw's and Maypole Dyes. HOT WATER BAGS, with covers Lest English Make, 6s, 7s, Bs, atiH 10s (id. Wo carry an exceptionally large stock of Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes, ruffs, Puff Boxes, Complexion Brushes, Indiarubber Sponges, and other Toilet Requisites, at nil prices, of all kinds. T«rt' ■ Acid, Bicarbonnte of Soda. Cream, of Tartar, Borax, and Culinary Easnnccs nt pri es that will make it worth your while to . • • 1 ,1 '■ "GIVE US A TRIAL.' 1 HOMEOPATHIC MKDTCINFS Horse and Cattle Medicines a Specialty COUNTRY ORDERS, large cr small, accompanied by P. 0.0. or stamps, will receive prompt attention. • Prescribing a Specialty. WILLIAM FRASER, M.P.S, N.Z. & I Devon Street, New Plymouth.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7889, 3 August 1905, Page 3

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676

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7889, 3 August 1905, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7889, 3 August 1905, Page 3

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