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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81879, 2 November 1906, Page 3

THE TTKNTY-FQUKTH AMSUAL FIRE BRIGADE PLAIN kUQ f-AMJY DRESS BALL b'OR ADULTS A.\J) C,:JLUJ;E-N will be held 1:1 (lie HEAT li K ROTA I, FEIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, I'JOG. DANCING .• Children Lwa 7 to U. 30. Adults ;tl'lor. . FANCY DANCING li Y C JILDHKN TICKETS: Children under l'i, Is, Ladies, 2s ; Gentlemen, 3s. Tickets may be obtained from Mr, Doelirill and the Ladies' Coiwuittee. First Prize will be giy.n for the besl Girl's F am7 Costume, also First Pmdonated by Mrs D. O'Brien (value Is) for most Original Coslume, and al*o frizes for (he best Boys Fancy and Original Costumes

SWIMMING. OPENING SPORTS. IN AID OF WESTERN PARK FUNDS. BATHS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0, At 2 p.m. Under R„! 0 s of Uio N.Z. Amateur Swimming Association, Christchurch (Reg.) TAIUNAKI AGEICULTtJ iL SOCIET if, 32ND ANNUAL METROPOLITAN SHOW wi~ be held at NEW PLYMOUTH, - Wednesday & Thursday, NoVEMBEK 28 and 29, 190 G. £l5O Given for Butter Classes.

MJNY RACE?, JUMPING COMPETITIONS, AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS EACH DAY. for ltutter CI- s . s close on bAIUIM .v ~, A'.-.ember, 5 p.m. General Entries c ; ;ua THUR9DAY, 22ud Noven,.. ~a j p.m. E. P. . .;.-,TE.R, Secretary. Box 33, "■ w Plymouth, THAJNJ-. •. fg"WE family of tl,. luto Mr E. A Ariuitage tender their sincere llianlis to all kind In nls who sent iLoruL emblems and can:, uf sympathy, THE TARANAKI I'r.TUOLEUM COMPAN Y, Limited, TO THE SHAREHOLDERS. fIIHE Directors request nil shareA holder# ti> reJiain fro.j giving until receipt of a circular lettc ;• from i lie DIRECTORS waring 'lieda^e:—New i'lynioui!:, Ist AO VliJlliliß, l'JOli. Daniel Dubby, Chairman, lluml liiiiv, Secretary. XARAiNAJU PEXRUIxiSUM L'U. iNOTiUE OE REMOVAL O'l'lUE is hereby given that the registered oliice ol Uus Company lias been removed to Shaw's liulhtiuys, Jiroutjiaiu birui'E, where the business of the Company will m future be condiictcd. HUGH BAILY, Secretarv. November Ist, 11)00. CAUTION, PROXIES

UUKUUUII OK JifcW I'LYIVIUUTIi. EXTENSION OF ELECTRIC LIGHTING SYSTEM. X be received by tue e-i up to noon on TnUKoDai, i otu ucWry 01 iMsctricai nam, cuu^ 01 . lug ot dufDmc, ucnuaiui, board aiici I'uns ana spycmcauoip may h •M. at 'ho oJtices of the Elccinca, Engineer, New Plymouth. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. NEW it.rtl.AiNU RAILWAYS. KING'S BIRTHDAY—WAVERLEY RACES. N ijlli NOVEMBER special t.a i. v\'U ii'.ivc isj.'w I'jynnHiui a. a.m., Wa ta.a 7.10 a.m. aniv iuk Uav-ncy Kacvcuuisc at a.q a.m.; KtunimK liuin Kacceoui-e ai 5.10 p.m. lor .New Tiynioutn ana Waiiaia. This tiain Wi.l only stup ai aimii-iis named uii pos.ers. Excur-ion l.ckcis w.il nut be avail able by ilie AIAiL TRAiisS 10 ur iroin Waveiley and stations 11011.1 tliereol. Race travellers should tiavel by me above spcc.al. The usual 10 a.m, train llawera to Npw P.ymouih will noi run. Fur lurtlier particular and excursion lares see posters at stations. BY ORUER. THEY NEVER FAIL TO PLEASE. Tne Choice Small Goods made up frunr pure meats used at WALTER SCOTT'S POltK BUTCHERY Never fail to please. Result—Once a .customer, always a customer.

ACOMFORT FOR BUSINESS MEN . IS a "Quiet Enjoyment." A mail can take " Quiet Knjoymei't" c\ en when working hard, if liis surroundings are congenial. Nothing brings mors comfort to a busy man than a comfortably-arranged desk A NECESSITY A CONVENIENCE Is anvt'r'v >■! h-!> ?ives fi''"' 1 U...U ili.seciiitui'L A lit;!. write letters on t' |i A an o'd dry goods box, but if lie spends eight or ten hours a day in hi* ndico, and most ef Ili-it time ~i hisdesk. is 'Tree,! from I inn'ori " Jr. W s . i,t wi i• Wo tliii. it is. >■ ■.•pose ; "a ivor!,.. ten yi a! vsk aii.i works da; »• . vpar and live he.. - et,r ! •.. | IC w i)l spciia ;■■ hours each year and 15,i>wO hours in ten jVars at Uis desk. A lew pounds buys a roll top desk, or any other required pattern. Write for catalogue. One special second-hand roll top going cheap. \EkEI B\iO 5 FIKLAY Ltd CUBA STRICT, WF.LuNCTQN,