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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 267, 4 November 1908, Page 3

TO-XTGHT. TO-SIGHT. TO - XIGHT. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAII.M I' LAST APPEARANCE Of 111?. EDWARD ISRAXSCOMBE'S SCARLET TROUBADOURS SCARLET TROUBADOURS (From London)

Received Last Night by a Large an fashionable Audience with IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM! EVERY ITEM ENCORED Book your Seats Early to Avoid Disappointment. NEW PLYMOUTH EUCHRE AND CIUI3BAOK ASSOCIATION.

IJJUUIRE PARTY AND DANCE Is, Gents' Is Gil. A. HOOKER, Hon. Sec RAILWAY SOCIAL CLUB KXTERTAINMEXT FOR THIS SEASON.

xoxfl xtght daxce In the BROUGHAM STREET HALL On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER fi. Dancing at 8 p.m. The Social Club, in ranking its,, exi' as public entertainers, ilinnks patron for helping picm so materially towards their Library Fund, and promises a good night's amusement. Mrs. George's Orchestra. Good supper. Ladies Is, Gents Is Cd.

MONSTER PIC-NIC. FREE ADMISSION FOR THE DAY ONLY. KING'S BIRTHDAY, NOV. 9. SPECIAL PROGRAMME: Band and Dancing on Lawn. Novelty Aquatic Events. Great Sensational Water Chute. Maypole Whirl. Boating on lakes (two boats), And other Gaines and Amusements, in eluding Croquet, Tennis, Skittles, Quoits Swings, See - saws, Merry -go - round Shooting Gallery, etc., etc.

Hot water provided fr A. TRUELOVE, Manager and Proprietor. MONSTER CHILDREN'S PICNiO AND SPOSTS. KING'S BIRTHDAY, NOVEMBER Bt:i, In the RECREATION SPORTS GROUND, To Provide Funds for Beautifying

PUKEK.URA PARK. School Boys' Championship, 440 and 220 yards. First prize Gold Medal, second Si'ver Medal. Tug-of-War School Championship, 7 boys a-side. Relay Bare, 4 boys each team, under 14. Race and Skipping Competitions for Girls And numerous other Races. GRAND FLORAL DISPLAY. Prizes for Best Decorated BICYCLE and GO-CART. GARRISON BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Tea, Hot Water, Milk, and Sugar Frc Admission—Adults Is, Children Od. F. P. CORKILL, Chairman Pukvkurti Park Board. H. J. lIOBBS, Hon. Sec. Picnic Committee.

FIRE BRIGADE PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL FOR ADULTS AN'D CHILDREN MONDAY, NOVEMBER I), 1808. DANCING: Children from 7 to 9.30; Adults after. FANCY DANCING BY CHILDREN. TICKETS Children under 14, Is; Ladies, 2s; Gentlemen, 3s. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Doekrill and tbe Ladies' Committee. Prizes will be given ior the Best Girl's Fancy Costume and also for the Most Original G'irl's Costume. Prizes will also be given for the Best Boy's Faney and Original Costumes.

.SALE OF WORK. To be held ST. lIAKY'S HALL, IHh and 12th NOVEJHJEK, 1008. THCIMSDA*, XOVEUISEK U. VMS.

"Is Xo-Lieense inconsistent with Christiaii Citizenship ami Contrary to the Teatliiugs of the Bible?' Jll!. ]!. ENROTJI in the Ailirmalive. I!EV. L. 31. lSirr in the Negative. in aid of Heereation Sports Admission, Is. Seats may l;e reserved .t the Dresden l'iaiiu ('oaiiiam- for Is

qiARANAIU AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NOVEMBER 25 and 2(i, 1908. GENERAL ENTRIES SATURDAY NOVEMBER 21, at 9 p.m. Write ior Schedule. I E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. Box 33, New Plymouth.

AGRIirLTI'RAb AXD PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'. THE 25th ANNUAL SHOW Of CATTLE. SJIKICL'. IIORSIiS, TICS, Etc., Etc. Will lie lipid oil (ho snow (inocxi). hawera, On Yi'KDXKSDAY AND THURSDAY. lKtli mid lilth NOV., HIIIS. £ll2O 01"J-'J-:i{KI> IN HiIZIv.MOXEY All Classes of Gmipetition filtered I'm' SATURDAY. Xu li, nt 8 li.ni. F. 0. TREWEEK, Secretary.