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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 290, 2 December 1908, Page 3

"MEW PLYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SPUING SHOW In the THEATRE ROYAL On THURSDAY, 10th DECEMBER, I<JOB. Entries Close with, the Secretary at 8 .p.m. on Bth December, Schedules on application. WM. P. NICOLL, Secretary, C/o \\m. Howe, Brougham-street TAKANAIvI EDUCATION BOARD. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. T IIK Xuxt Meeting of tile above Board will be held on the .loth and llith December, and the Board's Office will Close on the evening 6i THURSDAY, the 24th December, 1008, and Re-open on MONDAY Morning, the lltli January, 1009. 1 P. S. WHITCOMBE, New Plymouth, November 30, 1908. \ S enquiries for accommodation near the seashore are being received, the Secretary of the Xew Plymouth Seaside Improvement Committee will be pleased to hear from those willing to take in joarders during Christinas time, or from Dwners of houses wishing to let the iame. A. HUMPHRIES, lion. Sec. X.P.5.1., etc. KIjUOT ROAD BOARD. RENDERS will be received :it the Board's Office, Webster and McKelar's Buildings, Carrie Street, Kew Plynouth (where specifications may be ecu) for the supply of .')">( I "Tarda Metal. Tenders to close oil SATURDAY, 12th 3eccii]ber, 1908, at 1 p.m. Lowest oi* any tender not necessarily icccpted. ROBERT CLEGO, Chairman.

TENDERS, RENDERS will be received by the Tataraimaka Boa'd Board up to noon on MONDAY, the 21st December, 1908, for Metalling about SO chains (more or less) of the I'etone Road. The specifications may be seen at the residence of Mr. E. 0. Meredith. Petoue Eoad. } The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. C. MEREDITH, Clerk of Board. TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS OF THE CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON INSTITUTE, AND SCIENCE AXD ART EXAMINATIONS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, SOUTH KENSINGTON.

NOTIOE TO STUDENTS OF TECHNICAL CLASSES AND OTHERS. JT will be necessary shortly to notify the above-named examining bodies as to tile subjects for which examination papers will be required in connection with the examinations to be held in New Zealand in 1009, probably in the months o{ May and July respectively. Students of technical classes are advised to hand in at once the names of the subjects they propose to take to the Director or other person in charge of the classes. Private students desiring to be examined should forward at once the names of the subjects they propose to take to the Inspector-General of Schools, Education Department, Wellington. Syllabuses of the subjects of examination may be seen at the office of the Education liourd, or at the local Technical School 'or classes. U. HOGBEN, 7 Inspector-General of Schools. Education Department, Wellington, 2(ith Nov., 1008. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KILTIES' BAND PERFORMANCE AT NEW PLYMOUTH.

WAITARA JOCKEY CLUB'S RACES AT LEPPERTON JUNCTION. AN* jlrd December passenger train will leave Stratford 8.40 a.m., Lepperton Junction 10.5 a.m., arriving New Plymouth 10.35 a.m., returning from New Plymouth G.'25 p.m., Lepperton Junction 7.3 p.m., for Hajvera. Passengers from New Plymouth for Douglas must travel by the train leaving New Plymouth at 5.10 p.m. (See below). Passenger trains will run from NewPlymouth and Waitara to Leppcrto.i Junction as under:— Leave New Plymouth 10.00 a.m., arriving Lepperton Junction 11.20 a.m., returning from Lepperton Junction at 4.37 p.m. and 5.45 p.m. for New Plymouth. Leave Waitara 11.15 a.m., arriving Lepperton Junction 11.31 a.m., returning from Lepperton Junction 4.38 p.m. and 5.50 p.m. for Waitara. The usual 4.47 p.m. train, Lepperton Junction to New Plymouth, and 4.55' p.m. train, Lepperton Junction to Waitara, will NOT rim. The usual 4.15 p.m. train will be delayed to leave New Plymouth at 5.10 p.m., Lepperton Junction 5.45 p.m., for Hawera. A train will leave Waitara at 5.0 p.m., connecting at Lepperton Junction with the 5.10 p.m. fain from New Plymouth for Hawera. The usual 8.50 p.m. train, Stratford to Douglas, will be delayed to leave Stratford at 7.45 p.m., after connecting Svitli the 5.10 p.m. train from New Plymouth. Holiday Excursion Tickets, available for return until 4tli December, will lie issued to New Plymouth from Eltham and intermediate stations, including Toko branch, on 3rd December. These excursion tickets will not lie- available by the mail trains. ' For further particulars see posters. BY ORDER.

NEW~ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ULTIES BAND PERFORMANCE AT - NEW PLYMOUTH. "\N 3rd December a Special Passenger Train, stopping at a.iy i-ntermediate itation if required, will run as under:— Hawera depart 11.10 a.m., Lepperton [unction 2.3 p.m., New Plymouth arrive 5.35 p.m. The usual 11.10 aju. goods train witli ar attached, Hawera to New Plymouth, •vill NOT run. BY ORDER, ffA ATTT?, PIANOS P7nnTT.Wrf.TTS7 pUSos HOPKINSON IP IANOf COLLAED PIANOS Procurable from THE BRITISH AND CONTINENTAI PTAN r O COMPANY, nHVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH (Opposite Okey, Son and Arnold's). TUNING AND REPAIRING Rv Competent Workmen. b. E. HOFFAUVN Manager. Spencer Pianos 48 supplied to H.R.H. Princess oWales and 11.M. WarshipoFROM 27a MUTELY. Wortheim Sewing Machines THE ACMR OP PERFECTION. FROM 103 MONTHLY. Tmnaki Agents: A. JAMES & CO., CTJRRIE-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Inspection Invited. WHAT CHILDREN LIKE Isn't always good for them, bu 1 you can't go wrong witli ST. GEORGI JAMS. They're just as wholesome u they're delicious, and all children "iki them. They can be m>t from all leadinj grocers. Insist on ST. GEORGE,