Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81844, 10 September 1906, Page 3

CONCERT IS "YyE ST END SCHOOL In aid of Uniforms for Cadets o.\* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. PIIOUII.UIMK : 1, Pianoforte duct, Misses Ward; '•3, song, Miss Ainsworth 3, duel, M isscs Bucltman ; I, comic song, M r 1 Luine; 5, " What the Brass Band l'layed," Company ; <i, song, Miss uliong; 7, selection (mandolme and guitar), Cornwall's Band; 8, song, Mr Beadle; U, duet (violin, and piano), Misses Fuller; 10, " Razors in the Air," Nigger Boys.—l, Trio, Messrs R i'l, Deare and Golding; 2, song, Miss C Douglas; 3, song, Mr P. Cornwall; I, song, Miss C. Burkman ; 5, selection (mandoline and guitar), Cornwall's Hand; (i, song, Miss Nixon; plantation song, company; 8, song, Mr Wilkes; t), " Home to Dixie," Nigger Boys.

Mil O&EY'S PRESENTAT 103. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. Theatre royal, New Plymouth. Will be made by MR MASSEY, M.H.B. His Worship tlie Mayor will preside. All friends and supporters of Mr Okey (whether subscribers or not) are invited to be present, The public also are invited. Doors open at 7.30, chair to be taken at 8 p.m. rn h e a t fi i; royal _L New Plymouth. Direction of Mr Allan Hamilton. ONE NIGHT ONLY.

TO-NIGHT ! LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS Humorous Sketches, Songs, Stories and Musical Monologues. LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS FAMOUS SOCIETY ENTERTAINER. Assisted by MISS ROSINA BUCKMAN. Celebrated New Zealand Dramatic Soprano. Prices : 3/-, 2/- and 1/-. No early doors. Box plan at the Dresden. Doors open at 7, Curtain 8, Carriages 10.15. Touring Manager, Mr George BuUcr.

BULB JSHOW. MARY'S SUNDAY SCHOOL THURSDAY, September 13tli, I'JOS. Afternoon Tea. Refreshment Stall. i'ot Plant Stall. ADMISSION—Is.

GOOD TEMPLAR FANCY FAIR AND CONVERSAZIONE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th Particulars later.

TO BUILDERS. will bo received at my I oilice up to 4 p.m. on AYEDNESUAY, September l'Jth, for building a residence in Iline Street. FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, Deyon Street. TAIiANAKI DISTRICT HOSriTAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. MARRIED COUPLE WANTED. WANTED.— Married COUPLE; wife to do washing and have I'harge of the Hospital Laundry; man to work in grounds (one with knowledge of gardening preferred). Salary fill >1) per annum with cottage and fireing. Separate applications for position of Laundress only and Gardener only, will also be received. References required. Applications close 14th September, I'JOO. For further particulars apply C. M. LEPPER, Secretary'

DON'T CHEAT TOURSELF. THAT is what you are doing if you do not get tlie best yaluo for your money, liuy your small goods at SCOTT'S PORK BUTCHERY. You will get fair play and enjoy tlio dainty goads.

MORE MILK MORE MONEY FOR THE FARMER. THE way to mate your farm more productive is to go 111 more for good shelter trees. Tile POMONA NURSERIES, Raliotu, lias a large stock of Pinus M jrieafca, rinua Insignis, Boxtliorn, Olearia, etc. All well-grown samples. FRUIT TREES Apples, loaches, Pears, Nectarines, .Japanese Plums, and gooseberries. The only varieties grown at tliis nursery are tbose that succeed in the Tarunaki district, and, being exposed lo the o;ipe Egmont winds, will thrive in any other part of Taranaki. The proprietor is an experienced fruitgrower, and will advise intending planters who write or

THE RAIIOTU NURSERIES. (JAMES B. GHOOM, PHOl'iuhtoii) NITIOIL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATIOH OF AUSTRALASIA Ltd. Directors : A, iS. Poarec Esq. (dliairmiin); w Eraser Esq., M.H.li, anil Nicholas lleid Esq. FUNDS NEAIvLY i!d.,2i)o.ooi"t. ANNUAL JNCOME NEAKLY JU7O:3,O(„'U. THREE IMPOBTAM PRINCIPLES Intioducsd by this Association. 1. No Policy allowed to lapse so long us tkerd is a surrender value sufliciuit to pay the Premium. 2. No Member compelled to pay a Higher Premium than that set opposite his age on the Table of Kates. 3. Age taken at nearest birthday. OKTON STEVENS. Manager for Zealand