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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 24 July 1907, Page 3

NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. CONCERT In aid of FOOTBALL EXPENSES. To be held ill WHITELEY HALL, Oil THURSDAY, JULY 553. To commence at 8 p.m. Items by loading amateurs ami gymnastic display, and scenes from "As Yon Like it" by pupils. Admission: Upstairs, Is (id; downstairs, Is. rjIAPvANAKI POULTRY, PIGEON AND CANARY SOCIETY. POULTRY SHOW To be held in the DRILL HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH, On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 25th, 2(ith, and 2711 i July, 1007.

Show opi'ii Tlmi'iiday, 3 p.m. Admission to Show Is. ART UNION. Gold Ni'~-*.s valued at £lO, . , £3, £2. Tickets, is. To be draw* 'Saturday, 27th July, 1907. J. CLARKE, Secretary. Box 127, New Plymouth.

ST. MARY'S CHUBCH. JULY 28th, at 3 p.m SERVICE FOK MEN. NO COLLECTION. J. B. BROCKLEHURST.

fHEiTKE JJOYAI. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. GRAND MILITARY CONCERT la aid of the TARAXAKI RIFLES ORDERLYROOM FUNDS. Frogramme includes— New Plymouth Orchestra, Carrison Band, Military Display by Rides and Central School Cadets, Fancy Hardies by Mr Lints' Pupils, .Songs by Local Vocalists, Tableaux and Recitations, etc., Dress Circle. 2s; Downstairs, Is. Children, Half-price. 11. J. CLARKE, Sergfc., Hon. Secretary. WARE A RIFLE CLUB BALL. fjUIK above is Postponed from Wednesday, the 21th. to FRIDAY, 20th inst. C. W. CORBETT, Hon. See. N'RW ZKALAND . CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION.

MF.F.TJXiI of Local Officers of the Civil Service is convened for THIS (Wednesday) EVENING at the Court House, nt Sew Plymouth, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. J. COOK, Acting Secretary to Provisional Committee. New Plymouth, .July 24th, 1907. EG MONT ROAD lIALL SITE. MEETING of all persons interested in selecting a Hall Silo will be hold at the Egmont Road School on the evening of the 20th of JULY, at 7.30. W. STANLEY, N. W. HILL, Conveners. FRANKLEY ROAD. THURSDAY, JULY 25. WILSON & NOLAN JJAVE received instructions from Mr J. Tippins, who is giving up dairying, to sell on tlio farm, — \V ITII 0U T RESERVE. 30 dairy cows, to calve August and September, all in calf to a purebred Jersey bull 10 Jersey-Holstein heifers 1 Jersey bull, pure-bred 1 half-draught gelding, 7 years—staunch 1 gig and harness

The auctioneers would dnuv attention to this lierd, which is one of the best in the district, the factory test for the last 3 years averaging 4.4. Also, On account of a local breeder—--4 year old colt by Albert Victor, thorough-bred mare, broken saddle and harness, very fast. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. . AUCTION SALH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. WILsON & NOLAN J-JAVE received instruction.; from Mrs Keniiington, who has sold her pre- ! niises and is giving up business, lu sell ' at her shop, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT KESUUVE, THE WJIOIE OF HER STOCK OF NEW and SECOND-HAND FUJINITUKE, BKICA-BKAC, and Sundries, comprising,—

\\ 7 ardrob"S, Sideboard, Plush Drawingroom Suite, Duchess Pair, Iron Bedbleiuls, What-nots. Dressing-table, Washstnnds, Crockery, Hand-pain ted Mirrors. Toilet Sei:. J , Eieclropkited Ware, China Flitter Pots, Island Curios, Cradle, Pictures, Stretchers, Garden and Carpenter's Tool, Easel, Stuffed Alligator. Japanese Table, Collection of ButterHies, letterpress, Ornaments, Hook ease, Glass Doors, Shells, Chairs, and Eggs, Dressing Tables, llubber Portable Bath, and an immense Assortnivi't r.i' sundries too numerous to purlieularise. Sale 2 p ,n. "ICOZJE" TEA HAS A REFINED TASTE In marked contrast to rough, bitter taste of certain other teas. It's tlie drink par excellence for refined palates. Wholesale l agents, Burgess. Eraser and Co,—Advt.