INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 10 March 1906, Page 2

INTERESTING ITEMS.

A very interesting programme will be presented at Ihe Theatre lioyal on Tuesday evening by the Volatile Vaudeville Co., who will make their initial bow to a New Plymouth audience.

Our readers arc reminded of the harvest thanksgiving services to be held in the Whitely Church to-morrow. The church is to he tastefully debated, and tl|e services will lie by the Hev. Simmonds, Principal of the Three Kings College. Mr Newton King advertises a line lot of fruit for sale by auction at 10 o'clock this morning, Anyone wimt-J iitg tomatoes fop sauce, up ponchos fat preserving, should take ailvantago ol this chance, |

The Inglcwood Borough Council has resolved to seek tho advico o£ the Municipal Associations solicitor respecting their liability for tho bridge lft'c, tho payment of which is now being insisted on by the Taranaki County Council.

l'he Block Light, which has been installed in several business places in Hew Plymouth, is giving great satisfaction. Messrs. Upton £ Co, have landed a new shipment, and sell at a reduced price. Farmers and others interested will do well to attend the clearing sale o! Mr J. W. Baker's farm stock, to b held by Mr Newton King on Wedne.;'day next, ou the farm, near the Meeting of the Waters. The cows are u first-class lot, having boon cavefullv selected, and are nearly all at full profit. The dairy machinery and farm implements arc of the latest and best makes, and in first-class order. The i sale is absolutely without reserve, and I will commence at one o'clock.

On Mandnj Mf Newton King will hold a clearing sale at Huirangi ou account of Mr E. Holden, Anyone requiring first-class horses will do well tojittond this sale; the whole of his household furniture and effects arc also to be sold at Ihe same time. Commencing on Monday, Mr S. \V. Jury will conduct a regular 'bus service between town ami VogcltoHu. Tickets are obtainable from Mr G. W. Brown, who is secretary (or the suburban residents, who have ;ti'imi|"(-i_l for the serving, The time-table is "advertised in this issue, Attention is called to (he aimoinccmen! in our advertising columns of a limelight enterlainmenl to lie given in the Whiiclcy Hall on Tuesday week. The views will include historical suits and places ol lijlcrosl, nqd sei-tir-ed by Mp G, Tisuli diiriiiij his reccin travels ou the Ouminenl. 'J'liu proceeds are to bo devoled lo (lie Western Park improvements, and a large audience is therefore anticipated.

MVliy is nn umbrella liko a .s\vct_'|. heart:-" "Because cycuy 14:111 should have tine of his own. and not run after liis neighbour's.' The man who wants a really good umbrella, just to suit l t is means, is ii||eresled in llio Anekland Clothing Company's advertisement in this issue. The cold winds and chilly nights have re-introduced Ihc subject of warm woolly underwear, and here again the Auckland Clotlpqg I'oiiipany can . supply every' need at the prices | advertised, which are certainly remarkably low. Overcoats are just opened, in fact the "Auckland." next the Criterion Stables, is now sWymg lull new stocks in all departments of men's wear,