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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 283, 24 November 1908, Page 3

COJI.UENCIXC WEDXESDAY, XOV 2o THE ONLY ORIIiIXAE Q' XEI J, L' S ji i; cRJ\JM pE E S HUGE HIPPODROME AND CIRCUS. 20 ARTISTS, 40 HORSES and PONIES (l-ate X.Z. Exhibition). ERNIE O'NEILE, champion Jluckjump Rider of Australasia; jUsJO will bo given, to tin- poison tlmt can produce a horse to unseat hint. UAIiXARI) and JJAHXAItD, Ihe World's | ' Clianipioi, liiile Shots. William Toll '■ sl '">«■ ""'! brother continually facing the bullets LITTLE SAXDOW, the Cleverest Ponv m the world. Does evevvthinir but

TWO I'IU'NOS for half-minute, anyone sitting on Maori Jack. CLOWNS, DONKEYS, and BULLOCKS. (JoM -Medal and Cash Prizes given to local riders that stop ou the longest each evening. Eiders ride at their own risk. Five Minutes' Fun in the Stockvard. SEE O'NEILL'S CHAMPION RIDERS SIT THE OUTLAWS. rpHEATRE J£ 0 Y A L, NEW PLYMOUTH. I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. SHOW ATTRACTION! ROYAL. PICTURES! ROYAL PICTURES! ROYAL PICTURES! Popular Prices—Dress Circle and Or licstral Stalls 2s, Stalls Is, Pit Gd. Plan at the Dresden. THE KILTIES! Direction, Frederick Sh

'Tlic Kilties are eomiu', lmrrahj hurrah: Tim Kilties are comin', hurrah! hurrah! They'll up an' they'll gi'e us a bin! a lila! For the Kilties are comin', hurrah! hurrah!" —Kobbie liurus, slightly mutilated. NEW PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY, 3rd DECEMBER. ONE DAY ONLY.

THE FAMOUS KILTIES BAND, THE FAMOUS KILTIES BAND, THE FAMOUS KILTIES BAND, THE FAMOUS KILTIES BAND, THE FAMOUS KILTIES BAND, THE FAMOUS KILTIES BAND, Full Military Band of Brass and Reed Instruments, "In the Garb of Old Gaul, with the fire of Old Rome." BY ROYAL COMMAND The Kilties had the honor of twice appearing before His Majesty King i Edward VII. This Supreme Organisation includes the Celebrated CLAN JOHNSTONE TROUPE, CLAN JOHNSTONE TROUPE, Scotch and Irish Pipers and Dancers, And a CHOIR OF TWENTY VOICES, CHOIR OF TWENTY VOICES, To say nothing of TWO GIANT DRUM-MAJORS TWO GIANT DRUM-MAJORS (Wee Draw Laddies),

7ft i'/a'm and 7it 3'/ 2 in respectively. "Ma conscience!" "Ma conscience!' "Ma conscience!" "Ma conscience!" The Kilties are comin'! Tie Clan Johnstone Troupe is comin,'! 'he Choir of 20 Voices is c< 'he Twa Wee Drum-Majors And all Taranaki is comin' to see them! "DINNA FORGET!" "HOOTS. MOXI WE WIXNA!"

MATINEE, RECREATION SPORTS (iROUND, At 3 ji.ni. Admission Is. Reserved Seats (on sale at Avery's), Is extra. THEATRE ROYAL, .CKAXB CONCERT At 8 p.m. Prices—4s, 2s (id, Is. Box Plan i filling at the Dresden. SPECIAL TRAINS! W H I T E J, E Y 11 ALL TO-NIGHT NOVEMBER 24th. a: buuntnell (Bv Special Request), "TWO HOURS WITH ,1. )!. UOUlill.' Laughter and Tears. Commence 8 p.m. Admission Is.

GRICULTURAL SOCIETY; ANNUAL SHOW WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOV. 23 anl 2U, IIMKS. I'O.NY UACIXO, PONY RACI.NO, AND OTHER ATTRACTION!: EXCURSION EAUKS AND DELAYED

SPRING SHOW In the THEATRE ROYAL On THURSDAY, 10th DECEMBER, 1903. Schedules on application WM. P. NICOLI/, Secretary, 1. Rowe, Brougham-strcct

SEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TARAXAKI A. AND I>. SHOW Al NEW PLYMOUTH.

TOB IMMEDIATE SALE. \ CHOICE FARM of 50 acres <it Lepperton; good 10-roomed liou=e witU every convenience, large shid. sheep-proof fences; well watered, free from weeds, good shelter, native buMi. orchard; one mile from township. Apply to W. BROWN, Lepperton.

QOW Sutton's Improved Thousandheaded Kale; flourishes '\vlien too dry for most crops,—Griffiths and Co,