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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 227, 18 September 1908, Page 3

PREMIER RAILWAY PARTY' AND DANCE 'Die Eighth of the Series. BliO UGitIAM-KTRE H'f HALL TO-NIGHT MiIDAY, SEI'TEUIiER 18th. Patrons are reminded that tu miss one now is to miss the eluinee of ihe Aggregate Prize. (food Prizes as usual, A 1 Supper Play at 8 p.m. Ladies Is, Gents is Gd. 0. R. TREEJiY, a. g. smith, Hon. Sees. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL gUCHKK PARTY AND DANCE. MONDAY, SKPTKMBER 21, at 8 p.m. Cards—Two Hours, Daneiii"- I. :r Night. Good Prizes, Supper, Floor and Mus'c, Ladies 1/-, Gents. 1/0. A. J. SCHIKRXY, Hon. (Sec.

CRICKET. rpilE AKXI'A-Ij JIKETIXU of tln> Civ ringtoli Road Cricket (.'lull will lie held in Messrs. Webster and McKellar's Oilier, Curriostroel, 011 .MONDAY Next, Se(.lomlicr 21, at 8 |i.m. All members and intending members are requested to attend. J. E. AVEUY, Hon. See. C.U.C.C. rp 11 E A T It E ]» 0 Y A 1... NEW PLYMOUTH. POSITIVELY OXIS NIGHT ONLY. Tl'fi&DAY, 22ml SEITEMBEIi. A OR HAT MUSICAL EVENT. First Appearance here of MISS iIIK N E AINSLEY (Madame Melba' s Protegee), The Famous New .Zealand Contralto, direct from her triumphs abroad, Supported by a Strong Company, including MR. HAMILTON HODGES, TJie Favorite Baritone. Scenes of the Greatest Enthusiasm have prevailed at- the Concerts oi Miss Ainsley in Auckland and Wellington. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY IN XEW PLYMOUTH, 'Prices—4« reserved seats, 2s (id and Is unreserved. Box Plan on view at the Dresden from Friday, the 18th instant,, at 0 a.m.

NORTH XABAX'AKt dUCKEtf ASSOCIATION. IJIHE AXXI'AIj UENERAb JIEETKG of the North Taranaki Cricket Association will bo field in Webster and McKellar's Buildings on TI iI.'RSDAY, 24th September, nt 8 p.m. Business.—Election of Officers and General. All member.; of affiliated clubs cordially invited to attend. )•;. whittle, Hon. Sec. NOTICE TO FARMERS. W. DIMOCK & CO., LTD., beg to notify farmers that receiv-ing-days have been altered at Inglewo.Hl from Tuesdays to Wednesdays; ne\t receiving-day will be Wednesday, 23rd instant. Stratford rcceiving-dav from Thursdays to Tuesdays; next receivingdav Tuesdav, 22nd instant. ' Agent-G. 11. SHORT, ' South Road, New Plymouth. Representative—J. BI'TOHKR, Stratford. NOTICE. Creditors of Jolm Reed West, of Oakurn, Storekeeper, arc requested to send details of their accounts on or before the 22nd September to Messrs. Wilson and Grey, Solicitors, New Plymouth.

TENDERS FOR PLOUGHING. rpENDERS for Houghing 15 Acr.;s (more or less). Tenders close on MONDAY, 21st .September. Foi further particulars apply W. 0. RICHARDSON. Oaluu'a. OAIvURA CO - OPERATIVE DAil'Y FACTORY COMPANY, LTD. TENDERS FOR CARTAGE. (TENDERS are invited for tin; Conipmy's Cartage for a period of twelve months from October Ist, 1908. Tenders will close with tlie Secretary, Brougliam Street, Now I'lynioiiUi, on'SATURDAY, September mil, at 12 noon, where specifications may lie seen. E. AV. GARNER, Secretary.

TENDE II S . rnENDERS are invited for tlio Lease of 500 Acres (known as Stanhope's), situated about 12 miles from New Plymouth 011 the Jiain South ltoail, quarter mile from creamery, two miles from factory ; lease for five years. Full particulars can be had from the undersigned. Tenters close on the 3Qth September, 1003 L. PATTIIi AND CO. RINGING, VIOLIN, AND PIANO. MISS ROB SON (Certificated ami Scholarship Holder), DEVON STUEIiT EAST. Waitara visited.

If U N E HALS. TXAYING disposed of our Undertaking Business to 11. W. BOND, Builder, Contractor, and Undertaker, we shall be "lad it you will kindly favor him with the same s'M'port in the future as lias heou accorded to us in the past. ]• STWIOK AND (JO., Undertakers (Late L. F. iiullot), Dawson Street. V U X K HALS. XTA.YfMi taken over the Undertaking Business of KSTWICIv AN 1) CO., 1 am prepared to undertake Funerals at moderate inclusive charges. B. W. BOND, Builder, Contractor, and Undertaker, Liardet Street, New Plymouth.

K0 11 SALE, |D O AGUES Freehold, 02 Leasehold, jLQrw' t|. ro( ,iiie(l house, concrete collar concrete water tank with filter, 2(J-slall cowshed with hayloft, implement shed; borough water-supply; only 2 miles from New i'lymouth, Also, A Complete .Small Dairy Jj'actory Hani ■suitable for 100 euw.i 120-ton K.isiltige l'ress, D.i\ Ploug'i. Hoot i'ulper \V. lIUJIIIIRIES, lSrougham Strciut, New I'lymoutli. Full SALS,

cTo LITTLIi I''AKM ol 47 acres Omaia, on Main South lioal, jilcrf from New Plymouth; nil in »nw4~cxccptiiig a few acres i»lougU«d for crop; collage and Implied in good repair; low price, very eiv>y terms, school post olfiee, store, telegraph; a.u.l church alongside; well sheltered and watered; well adapted /or small stud ■fii'rm or milk-run; good opening lor blacksmith; Imtehel' and bilker's slwp "'Also, 1 '! Dwelling of nine rooms with nil Lunvrr.ienccs and outbuildings, ltv<: to eleven acres willi ihvel.'ing; .tawt quality land, well watered, on Mam South'lload, :% miles I'l-oin town. • Also live-roomed new House, Mot'iroa, V- acre to 30 acres with house. This p'piDcrly is only :i. stone's throw from No'. -3 oil hole, where there In? millions of wealth only waiting for common-sense methods to develop it. Shareholders, our money lias b-.il absolutely thrown away under present methods. The properties above can lie. seen at anv time, and particulars obtained from ALBERT BAYLY, Owner, Omata.