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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 234, 26 September 1908, Page 5

f£ II E A T RE JJ 0 Y A I. NEW PLYMOUTH. Under JJircction of ALLAN HAMILTON Messrs. Rupert Clarke, John Wren, Meynell ami ounn' 3 Dramatic Company A BRILLIANT DRAMATIC EVENT' MOXDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. Due Night Only. MISNftIW. MEYXELL AND UUXN Present llieir -Newly-organised Dramatic Company (direct fioui th c Theatre Royal, Melbourne), including -MISS DEATRjfcE 11OLL0WAY, J lie Charming Young Australian Actress I, Jn the I Famous Pathetic and Absorbing Urania, of Child Life, < THE LITTLE BREADWINNER THE LITTLE BREADWINNER. LITTLE QUEENJE WILLIAMS as* . MKO (The Little Breadwinner).! Ihis line play will be discovered to be one. of the most delightful of all dramas yet presented to the public of New Ply. mouth, uutrivallinjj the famous "Fatal Woddinar." so smwsor.iii.. ~v,.-„..t...i .... A MAONJFICKAT COMPANY OF ALL STAR ARTISTS. BEAUTIFUL SCENERY and EFFECTS. Produced under the Personal Supervision of MR. C. R. STANFORD. I he. Box Phm and Day Sales at the Dresden. Popular 2s fid, and is (no early doors or .booking fee) Touring Manager, W. J. LINCOLN.

TUKA TK E R yy A I THri?SI)AY XKXT. OCTOIJKK 14. AFIERXOOX at 3.30. KVEXIXIi at H Direct from the Principal Dominion Theatres. XIIK UREATKST WOXDER OF Till ACE. Pictures that Sing, Laugh, Talk, and Dance, Including d'iHiert and Sullivan's Comic THE MIKADO Opera Comic TifE MIKADO (jper.i In Living Nntnr.il Colors. The Actual Voices of the Performer* Reproduced! Also, Lewis Carroll'-, Famous Pantomime "A LICK IX WOXDKULAND." First Appearance of 1)11. IKIAVK, (lie.it Magician UK. ROAVE, Creat Magician. XADINK, the White Mabatma. MISS VERA HAMILTON, Australian Balfedist. Prices—Od, Is, 2a.

ST. MARY'S CHURCH, On THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER Ist, liv UK. K. NKVIUyE PENAUD. See Programme in Tlflmsilav's Paper. k ing ' s birthday, november 0. monster chitydkex's pioxsc monster children's picnic j monster children's picnic and spouts, and sports, and spo: To be held in the I KKCREATIOX SPORTS GROUND, RECREATION SPORTS GROUND.! To provide Funds for Beautifying PUKEKUKA PARK. PUKEKUKA PARK. Tea, Hot Water, Milk, and Sugar Free. Special Trains at Exen:

P. P. CORKILL, Chairman Park Board. H. J. JIOBBS, Hon. Sec. Picnic Committee T E N D K H S. RENDERS will lie received at t'.,e Tiiranitki Hospital Hoard's Olliee up to 12 noon on SATURDAY. September 26th, for Carting, at per yard, 101) yards (more or less) Broken Metal from t'.ie faranaki County's Crusher at Waiwakaiho to the New Plymouth Hospital. CM. LEPPER, Secretary.

TENDERS. rp.ENDERS are invited for the Lease of 500 Acres (known as Stanhope's* situated about 12 miles from New I'lymouth on the !U'ain South Eoad, quarlci mile from creamery, two miles from factory; lease for five years. Full particulars can be had from the undersigned. Tend«rs close on the 30Ui September. 1908 L. PATTIE AND CO. PIANO, OKGAN, AND SINGING. ]yj[E. R. NEVILLE 11E.N.AUD, Organist St. Mary's Clmrj'i, resumes tuition on MONDAY, 21st inst. Address: Corner Dawson and Vivian gINGINU, VIOLIH, AND PIANO. MISS ROBSON (Certificated and Scholarship Holder), DEVON STREET EAST. Waitara visited. TAKANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY.

FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1908, TO Al'lUL 30/100!). ■HUSHING LICENSES may be obtained from A. S. Ha'sell and K. Reynolds and Co., New Plymouth; Sutherland Bros, and T. Drake and Co., Inglewood; D. Duncan, Opunake; and from the uudersigrM.'d. D. McALUJM. Secretary. LICKN'Ki'XS.-M'en, whole se -Voinon and Boys uiulei' 111 y Licence (available for Ta FIJI TEA. T HAVE been xppointed Soie Agent for New Plymouth for FI-Tl TEA, which is grown on the Wuiuunu Estate and exported direct in chests. It is absolutely the purest tea grown. The doctors of Fiji strongly recommend it as a safe drink to the most delicate person. It is free from Has it rtver struck you that any tea imported in l >ulk is much superior to packet te..?? This is why: Bulk tea comes direct from the estate where it is grown, pure and untanipered ivitli, while packet tea is put up ij, our colony and 'very often mixed with a cheap inferior grado for the sake of profit.

Readies us in chests. It is then unpacked and stored in air-tight canister?, and sold to the consumer just the same tea as it leaves AVainumi Estate. [f vol; suffer from indigestion after' drinking vour usual cup, drop it and try 'Ff.IT. A VEJILE, SOU? AGENT, THEATRE fIOYAT,, DEVON ST 'Phone 16(1, RUBSELL & SON, MONUMENTAL MASONS. HIGHEST HONOUS Given in the New riynn.utli Exhibition, ISOi-fl. Awarded Best Exhibit in Momi Masonry; also Special Medal and Diploma for Best Working Exhibit. Marino ai Granite Monuments and Crosses, :s. "tc„ kept in s and estimates furnisJcd on application. Inspection invited ST. AUBYN STREET, SOUTH ROAD. . ; '