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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81881, 5 November 1906, Page 3

Theatek royal.—wednis, DAT, Noyembor 7th. TAYLOR-CAUGTON CO. In tlie new, sensational and emotional drama, "LONDON LIFE." New and realistic scenic effects. A London Slum, A London Foundling, London Bridge, etc. Admission—ls, 2s, 3s. Ladies halfprice to circle and stalls. Children accompanied by adult (id to any part of the theatre. Box Plan at Colonial Piano Co. E. Abmitage, Advance Manager KORU. A GRAND CONCERT & DANCE in a!d of School and Hall Funds will be held in the Koru Public Hall on FRIDAY, November 9th. Mr Tisch, of Now Plymouth, will show Kinematograph views of places of in terest seen by him during his recent trip round ihe world. Phonograph selections will be given by Mr Attril], whose instrument is one of the most up-to-date, possessing splendid new records of the latest anil most popular music. Concert to commence at 8 p.m. sharp. Admission- Concert Is; dance, gents, Is; children free. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY. (In aid of Western Park Funds), On MONDAY, November sth, 1906, at 8 p.m. sharp at WEST END SCHOOL, Half proceeds to be devoted to Recreation Sports Ground. Admission Is, includinn first-class supper. G. E. BLAN CHARD, Hon. tree. THE TWENXY-FOURTII ANNUAL FIRE BRIGADE PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN will bo held m the Theatre royal on FRIDAY, 'NOVEMBER 9, 1908, DANCING: Children from 7 to 9.30. Adults after. FANCY DANCING BY CHILDREN TICKETS: Children under 1-1, Is, Ladies, 2s; Gentlemen, 3s. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs Doekrill and the Ladies' Committee. First Prize will be given for the best Girl's Fancy Costume, also First Prize donated by Mrs D. O'Brien (value Jb'l Is) for most Original Costume, and also Prizes for the best Boy's Fancy and Original Costumes. SWIMMING. OPENING SPORTS. IN AID OF WESTERN PARK FUNDS. BATHS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, At 2 ii.m. , Under Rules of the N.Z. Amateur Swimming Association, Christchurch (Reu.) EVENTS:

I—Maiden1 —Maiden Race, 33ycl^; ist yrzc. trophy valui; 10/. and prize, value 2/6. Num. Od. 2 —Boys' Rate, 33yds; Ist prize, silver medal. Nom. 6d. 3 —S.J3. Dive i»t prize trophy value 7/6. Num. 6d. 4 —School Race, West End boys; Ist prize, silver medal. Nom. frea. s—School Race, West End Girls; Ist prize, silver medal. Num. free. 6—33 yds Club; i~t, trophy value 10/; 2nd. Nom. Od. J—High Dive; Ist, trophy value 7/6 7 —High Dive; ist, trophy value 7/6, Nom. 6d. B—Cup of Tea Race; ist, trophy value 5/. Nom. 6d. 0 —66yds, Club; ist, trophy value 15'; ;nd, value 5/. Nom. 1/. 10 —Tugof-War. 11 —Junior Polo Match. Nominations for Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, and <j. close with W. Lints, Devon stieet., or at Hatlis with Mr F. Poland. November 6 p.m. •SEATS PROVIDED. Admission 1/. ANTED.—WiII locomotive engine drivers and firemen retired from t iv Zealand and Victorian Railway services between the dates 30th March, 18H8, and the present date kindly forward their full addresses to " No, 125," c/o Daiiy News, New Plymouth. C| E. SEABRIGHT, Hon. Sec.

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