INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 240, 3 October 1908, Page 5

INTERESTING ITEMS.

'the Taranaki Jockey Club invite ap plications, to close on October l!)th, for th ■ position of secretary to the club. The children's practices for the annual Tire Brigade Ball on November ■ oth commence this afternoon, at in the Drill Jlall. . The Taran:>ki liarri-ou Hand will give the tirst of its series of municipal concerts at the baud rotunda on the Fsplairade to-morrow afternoon. The programme is as follows:—Miircli. "Sounds of ll'eace"; selection. ".Manx Sung*"; serenata: waltz, Maid of the Mist"'-, selection. ".Mikado"; intermezzo, "lohr'; march, "Hctuligo."' Messrs. -1. W. Wilson and Co. advertise a straight lease for live years of :i dairy tarm of 257 acres in a good locality. . Webster Bros, notify a clearing sale on account of Mr. Sam. Jury, Moturoa. The sale will lie held on loth October, when the whole of the live and dead stock will be offered. _ ■ , , The Xew Plymouth Fire Brigade s annual ball will be held at the Theatre Koval. We are asked to slate that children's practices for the fancy dancing will commence this atternoon at the | Drill Hall at 2.30 o'clock. \ meetin" of farmers will be held at tl,e Tikorangi Hall on Monday evening to debate the -proposed dairy regulations. All interested ale requested to

attend. , it The services in Wlnteley thur.ch to morrow will lie conducted I'V the R*v. T (J ]V-nnke. The subject* tov the day will i«'-- J M«rnin<r. -The Horn! of Brotherhood." and evening "A Yonn* Alans T>m\ 15:irjrain." At the. latter service Mi. Brooke will deliver his monthly addre** to y<mn<r men. Stranger* are cordm'y i invited. —Advt. # T.ad : ''- will find thu spring Hnrminc: in the rich diversity of >• s i'« n in<l color which extends I<> all m.f.iu'.m- of article-. ,l)re-> trimming a-" , nw Miftwin? at White and Smw win -M h their combination of color vv .nitahle for almost anv dre-. \.v luxe r-u-elv .een <ueh a fcniptniL'' «is},lay aUie tVimniint? opened l»y tin* firm ■e;u.t •thiv week.—Advt.-