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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 301, 16 December 1908, Page 3

FURNITURE SALE. TO-DAY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. I WITHOUT RESERVE. WEBSTER BROS TJAVE received instructions from Mr. Alfred Hill, ivlio is leaving Now Plymouth, to sell at his residence, Court-noy-street (near Eliot-street), WITHOUT RESERVE, THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, iprising—ue Duchess Pair, Combination Uliest, D.IS.R. Bedsteads, Cheats of Drawers, Washstauds, Toilet Sets, Linoleums (almost new), Tables, Fenders ana Irons, Easy Cliairs, new Home Sewing Machine, Mattresses and Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools and Sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE—--1 Spencer Piano (London) Sale at 2 o'clock.

AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP

ELTHAM BOXING DAY. CHARLIE MILEY, the Austrian Champion, who baa. defeated Gut Blanc and every other Australian axeman of repute, HAS ARRIVED IN NEW ZEALAND, DAVE PRETTY, the Record Smasher, ESAU PRETTY, Present Champion of New Zealand, And other Prominent Axemen, In the CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS. \2 FOR THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP (2ft blocks) Jg ENTRIES FOR THE NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP (12in blocks), Including the TWO CHAMPIONS OF CHAMPIONS. Both above Events decided on BOXING DAY (First Day of Carnival). I ON. MONDAY, 28th DECEMBER, THE NEW ZEALAND AXEMEN'S CUP ( £IOO i > the winner) Will be decided. Come and see Uicse marvellous men I give three-quarters of a minute's startto some of the finest axuncn in the Dominion in a contest of less than two minutes' duration. ALL TRAINS AND ALL ROADS LEAD , TO KLTIIAM On Carnival Da vs. ADMISSION to GROUNDON E SHILLING. ADMISSION to GRANDSTANDTHOS. AVERY TXVITES inspection of his Grand Display of FANCY GOODS And Christmas Woveltios. LATEST STYLES in Ladies' Jlaiulba; "" Gases, Writinji Sets, Silver-mounted fie id Gents' ISruslics (ii ents. Postcard Albu THE NEW BOOKS Consist of Hie Poets and Classics in novel and dainty bindings. REWARD BOOKS AND ANNUALS, A large stock to select from. NEW POSTCARDS, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS AND CALENDARS. Customers are requested to make their purchases early, as a busy season THE SHOP WILL BE OPEN IN THE 1 EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS. i THOS. AVERY, BOOKSELLER And IMIWTEtt OF FANCY GOODS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

II E A T R E J* 0 Y A L, NEW PLYMOUTH. ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATURDAY NEXT, 10th DECEMBER. RETURN VISIT | Of SIR. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE'S I Famous SCARLET SCARLET TROUBADOURS] (From London). * In a COMPLETE CHAXKE OF PROGRAMME. By the courtesy of the Union S.S. Co., who have kindly arranged to detain the steamer to Auckland, the above-named Co/npany are enabled to comply with many requests to give ONE MOKE PERFORMANCE in New Plymouth, as announced above. Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Early Doors fld extra. Plan and Day Sales Tickets at the Dresden Piano Company's New Promises, Oridiths' Buildings. CHAS. CHAMBERS. Manager. "WHAT THE MOON SAW" BAZAAE In aid of the Funds of the Wlutcley Memorial Church. mHE A T JJ 0 Y A L. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 and 18. Novel and Pretty Decorative Arrangol meats. Crescents, Stars, Meteors, Constellations represented in the style of the stalls. ' Amongst other things, there will be i Christmas Cakes Iced, lee Cream (Jar- '< dens, Japanese Afternoon Tea Rooms, Refresliment and Sweets Stalls, Supper, : Children's Dresses and il'inafores and Ladies' Underwear; Fancy Work. . A ' Unique Display. "Whiteley Orchestra in attendance, Admission—Adults fld, Children 3d,