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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 117, 8 May 1908, Page 3

HERE WE ARB AGAIN With the Up-io-u„te "RAILWAY JiUOii UE PARTY AND DANCE. The Second of the Seriec. will lie held in BEOUGHAM-STUEET HALL TO-NIGHT ERIDAY, Bth MAY. Play starts at 8 p.m. sharp. Good Music. Good Supper. Good Management. LADIES' AND GENTS' PRIZES. Don't forget the enjoyable evenings you anient last reason. Come again and enjoy yourselves and bring your friends with you. Admission—Gents Is (Jd, Ladies Is. S. G. SMITH, S. R. TEEEBY, Hon. Sees. QIHEATRE JJOYAL. Sole Direction of Messrs. MacMahon. THE TALK OF THE DOMINION. .UACMAHON'S EXQUISITE PICTURES MAOMAHON'S EXQUISITE PICTURES ABSOLUTELY FLICKER LESS. The New Zealand Herald says: "'The most perfect effect of animated photography yet accomplished." "The results attained by tho Marvellous New Mechanical Apparatus exeited the asUmislunejit of a griv.t audienoe, whose unanimous verdict was: 'The very lirst achievement of the perfect BANISHMENT OF FLICKER."' FOR TWO NIGHTS (INLY, Comniniciu'r MONDAY NEXT, MAY lltli FANTASY. COMEDY, and DRAMATIC STORY. The Exquisite Parisian Living Picture Subjects (for (lie first time in New Zealand). LOST IN THE ALPS, EASTER EGGS, THE WONDERFUL MIRRORS, THE HARLEQUIN'S LOVE STORY, And the Uproariously Humorous Tragedies, HER FIRST BIKE RIDE, THE ELECTRIC BELT, THE CHASED POLICEMAN'. A QUIET HOTEL, Etc., Etc., Etc. Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Bos Plan at "The Dresden."

rpARANAKI RIFLES ANiNUAL MILITARY BALL. DRILL HALL, EMPIRE DAY, 25th MA if. Under the Patronage of the Ofßcers of tlier 4th (Wellington) Battalion. SUPPER Is in tlxe very eapahle hands of Mrs. E. Dockrill, assisted by a strong committee of ladies. Tickets—Ladies 2s, Uoiits Su. I''. J. JOSEPH, Hon, See. EC,MONT ROAD SPORTS. jyjOXDAY, MAY 25 (EMPIRE DAY). To celebrate the opening of the New Hall. Don't forget to Le there. L. BISHOP. Hon. Sec.

rp HEAT It E JJOYAL. TAKANAKI GARRISON BAND'S ANNUAL BALL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd (Priuce of Wales' Birthday). "THE BALL OF TilE SEASON." Plain, Fancy Dress, and Masquerade Dancers. Gentlemen 3s, Ladies 2s, Onlookers Is. Supper Is. W. J. UPTON, lion. Secretary. TO FENUEItS. SPENDERS will be received at this office up to 4 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, '2oth May, 11*08,. for Kreclion of ;ilioiil 71 Chains Fencing on Everett Koad, near Inglewootl. Specification* may be seen at the Post Ollice, Inglewood, and at this office. Lo\vc.->t or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. SIMPSON, (.'ommissioner of Crown Lands. Lands and Survey Oiliee, New Plymouth, lith May, 11)08.

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. is hereby given that the seveiiil parcels of land hereinafter described will lie brought under the provisions of "'The Land Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same within one month from the date of Gazette containing this notice. Application 1150. William Henry Griffiths, applicant.—3B.l perches, being the Sections numbered 80 and 80b, Eitzroy Town District, Block V., Faritutu Survey District. Occupied by applicant. D.P. 2525. Diagrams may be inspected at trhis office. Dated this 4th day of May, 1908, at the Land's Registry Office, New Plymouth. (fid.) R. BAVLEy, -Assistant District Land Registrar. PIANO, ORGAN, AND SINGING. JJR. R, NEVILLE KENAID, Organist and Director of the Choir of St. Mary's, New Plymouth, eommenceri the practice of his profession ou MONDAY, May 18th. Temporary Address: Chatsworth House BUY FIGS! BUY FIGS! ! BUY FIGS !! I

W HI TAKERS, - CHOICEST DESSERT FIGS. - SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 1000 BOXES. AT BAKGAIN MUCKS. WHITAKER. NEXT CIUTEIiION HOTEL, New Plymouth,

.RE-SIiiVER-PLATED d BKASSY spoon or fork may coßf-aln a speck of d«adly poison i.e., verdigris. This is one reason why you should not hesitate having your worn tableware 11 will pay you, as almost any article of tableware caa be replaUd at about half the cost of new. Price*, etc., at Plating Shop, B«ionstreat East. Or at otoy, Sob Mid iraoli, Ow>«tai Agency, & TRIED AND, TESTED MILKING MAOSINE. There is only one practical milking machine—the "L.K.G." It is the only machine that has effectively stood tho test of practical work day after day for ever five years. Think what a risk is taken in installing a new machine. At least two years' trial by practical fanners is required before it is safe for you to even consider its claims. The "L.K.G." is the only machine that has proved to lie non-injurious to the cows, because its Gillies Patent breaks down the dangerous suction by inlettlng air in the same manner as does the calf. J. B. MacEwan and Co., Ltd., sole isenta, Egmoat-atreet, New Plymouth. P. Dii La. UAYE