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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8029, 16 January 1906, Page 3

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOLS' ' PICNIC s ~¥XTILL behold, by kind permission i T f of Mbs. Dynb, in her beauti- - fill Grounds, adjoining the Hcnwood Railway Station, Bell Block, on THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 18 i SPORTS AND GAMES FOR THE t CHILDREN. School Children will leave by train at 12.51) p.m. Special train for visitors • at lib" p.m. Admission to Grounds (including tea) adults Is, children i)d. Railway fares at excursion rates. [7HITELY MEMORIAL SUN- | ¥ f DAY SCHOOL. THE ANNUAL PICNIC In connection with the above schoo' will be lield at Glenarviu on THURSDAY, 18th inst. Brakes will leave the Whitely Hall ', at 10 and 11 o'clock, nnd in the afternoon at 2 and 3 p.m. Tea will be provided, Adults Is, return fares Is. THRILL HALL. NEW PLY V MOUTH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT BY THE GARRISON BAND. PHYSICAL DRILL. BAYONET FIGHTING AND ARM DRILL By the Taranaki Rifles. Gymnastic Display by Mr Lints and Pupils. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. To commence at 8 p.m. Admission One Shillinc;.

WAIWAKAIHO. TUESDAY, JANUARY IG, IWOS. 1 ! Sale at 12.30 p.m. NEWTON KING WANGANUI GIRLS' COLIEGE. FIRST TERM, 1906. X on MONDAY', February 5. Early application should be mado tc secure accommodation for Boarders, Copies of the prospectus may be obained on application. W. J. CARSON, Secretary.

BIG BAND CONTEST HAWERA, JAN. 22, 2,'{, 24, 25, 26. Cheap Faros from 20th to 31st inclusive. The first gleam of Sunshine in the New Year to gladden thousands of hearts. A Gbkat Record is Going to be Established. The eyes of the colony are watching Taranaki. THE PREMIER BANDS OF N Z FACE THE MUSIC, Tuesday, Jan. 23—First Test Selection Thursday, Jan. 25—The People's Day Afternoon, Grand Military Marching Contest. Evening, Final Test Selection. Special Trains NoHTn and South, Delayed Trains North and South leave Hawera 11 p.m. after the Final Test. The prices are the People's Prices, 1/- _ .1/- " THOUSANDS ARE COMING! A. M. CONROY, Secretary.

ENJOYABLE BOOKS LATEST AND MOST FOPULAK SELECTION. Beverley of Graustark, by McOutcheon Tlic Pillur of Light, Louis Tracy The Princess Pusses, C. N. and A. M. Williamson Heart of Wales, Allen Raiue ' 1.N.U.1., Peter Kosegger Heritage of the Free, David Lyall "eetor, My Dog, Egerton Young he Cherry Kiband, S. H, Crockett Bridget's Quarter-Deck, Amy Lc Fcuvre White Fire, Oxcuham Marriage of William Ashe, Humphrey Ward Sonny, lluth Stewart Soprano, M. Crawford The Claim Jumpers, Stewart E. White Light Freights,'Jncobs Tillie, H. K. Martin Maker of History, E. P. o]ipenbeiiu Many Cargoes, Jacobs etc., etc, etc. T. R. HODDER BOOKSELLEI!, STATIONEK, AND FANCY GOODS DEALEIi DEVON ST, NEW PLYMOUTH.

JOHN UPTON AND SON, AGENTS rem the WONDERFUL WEKTHEIM AND WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING MACHINES. They undertake to repair nil kinds of machine!!, ami guarantee their work. Also Agents for the British and Continental Pianos—n good stock to select from. They have also the besl stock of Sheet Music of the Latest Songs. This department is represented I)}' Mr. Hkxxksshy. Their latest is the new Block Light It is as though 3'ou were reading daylight, so bright, pure and steady* this wonderful, white light. U with any kind of gas, and guurante brilliancy of 300 candle power, equ to ten electric bulbs, WIfKX YOU HEAD THE GAS BILL by the Block Light, you will find that you have been baring twice the light nl half the cost of the older system of lighting. Without a Block Light in your home you are wasting gas and getting inferior light, J, UI'TON AND SON, Near Bewley and Griffiths', Dsvox Stkekt. TASTEFUL TRIBUTES ion will find it hard to select a more tasteful tribute than an exclusive design in pure marble, There are "U odd headstones and crosses in my here, at prices from £■!• to Jtlii). Call round and see them; you will admire tho beautiful mater, ial and the workmanship. Write for free illustrated catalog and price-list, if you cannot call. W. F. SHORT POWDEItHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.