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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 16, 12 February 1909, Page 3

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AIO.NDAV NEXT, FKIIKI'AKY 15 TIIK «L"KXS-J(III.\W)\ I'lLl'l'llES THE Mj'KXS-JOIINSOX PICTURES.' i'j'iiilui-iMt on the Electric JJiojjrupli lij John Fuller and Sous, b.y special ' iirrangciiK'iil with lil'UU D. .UcIXTOSH. Tlie only genuine pictures of the i're-liiiniiiu-y Training of the two Cliiiiiipiiuis ami their hemic contest o;i lioxin<; Jjav, ill thi' Sydney Stadium. Every incident vividly reproduced, from the' (Jonir to

One-third of TIIK ISUIiXS--H.\S-lOiIXSOX PICTURES. OXK NIUHT ONLY. Drt-ss Circle and Front Stalls, at the Collier and Colonial , hooking lee Is); lack stalls lll'UH KKESINIi.

BANQUET. BANQUET, tendered to the foui | Taramiki Members of Parliament iini M r . F. Mussey, Esq. (Leader of the Op (position), will be held-.it the OI'ERA HOUSE, IiAWEKA, FRIDAY EVENING, February 12. Tickets nmy be obtained from Mr. T. L. Buxton, New IPlymouth, or G. V. Bate, secretary, llawera.

0 0 K. 0 U T TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA THURSDAY, MAIiUII ]J, WAIT A 11 A 11 1 V H U. Special and Delayed Tr H. SPUItDLE, Secretin

UKATU RECREATION IiROUND. .J± PUBLIC MEETING to elect Tinstees, arrange purchase money, and discuss ail mutters pertaining thereto, will be held ill the Hempton Hall, Okatoj on SATURDAY, February 13th, at S WAITAEA HARBOR BOARD. WRITTEN Tenders Will be received up to l jMii. on I2tli March for the erection of a Highway Bridge in •o-concretc over the Waitara River, prising 3 spans of 75ft each, and covering a total length of 320 feet over all. Envelopes are to lie marked: on the outside: "Tenders for Waitara Bridge Contract," and addressed to the Chairman, Harbor Board, Waitara. Plans and specifications may he seen after Blh February next at the Engineer's offices, Waitara. Tlic lowest 'or anv tender not necessarily accepted. C. F. DOWSETT, Civil Engineer, Waitara. traction engii •e\v and Heva: chafl'cutter. cm Apply. ClmrUri; New Plymouth.

ANNOUNCEMENT. NODiNE & CO, LADIES' TAILOKS, WELLINGTON. MR. XODIXJS will personally ' visit New J'lv THURSDAY, IVl.r'uiiry IStli, J M(! TO AX.MH'XCK that I Ik opened u|i-.t(i-dnU' Dining lioo next Uritt'i'iiMi Hotel, where lirst-cl; Dinner from p.m. to 7 [Mil. A NEYYKLL, l'roprief

E JJENAUD, OIiG'AXIST, ST. MAKY'S CHURCH, Resumes Tuition on MONDAY, February 1. Address: Corner Vivian and Dawson Streets. Upon sullicient inducement, Mr. Itenaud would lie prepared to visit Inglewood, Waitara, etc. T BEG to notify I have been appoinfcjd Agent in Taranaki for Andersons, Ltd., Wellington, Lyttelton, and Christchurch. I shall be pleased to take orders for Oil Engines, Vertical Boilers, Vertical Engines, .Horizontal and Multitubular Boilers, British, and Buffalo 'Marine Motors, Sentinel Motor Waggons, Traction Engines, Aveling and I'orter Threshing Mills, Oil Engine?. Friction Winches, etc. DAVID ICHARTERIS, LAND AGENT, EGMONT STEEEf.

DAIRY PRODUCE. CTHS are Buyers of Dairy and Separator Butter (Ist and 2nd grades)., Highest prices given. Apply— A. J. ENTmUAN & CO AUCKLAND. THE Al XJP-TODATE STORES TOE wish to thank the public of New Plymouth and »urrounding districts for the libe patronage given to us during tie eleven years past. We think the patronage v/il) continue, because we guarantee

QUALITY, CLEANLINESS, CHEAPNESS, AND PROMPTNESS. Orders attended to from ali parts of tewn and country. FOR CHRISTMAS SEASON Our stock of General Groceries is especially choice. No oV warehouse goods. FOR SIX YEARS The Al Stores hav« supplied stores to the New Plymouth Hospital Old People's Home, and Charitable Aid Bocrd a sufficient guarantee of quality and prices. Geo. G. Boulton DITOS-ST, EAST, W PWMOBm