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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 47, 20 March 1909, Page 5

VrifOs -that 'make you Binilc:—Ocuts' chronic Bills, standard screwed, usual jprkre Us (3d, nCvv 10s Gd; gents' heavy ehrtwne boot, -usual price ltis Gd, now 12s 6(1; gen't's' box-calf, best boot, usual price 19* Gd, now 14s lid; gouts' heavy kip liw (id; AH Jfifack football boots, solid tows to wder, 12s fid; ctorome football boots, hard too?. youth's l ' 9s fid, gents' 10s Cd. We've got to clear these lines right-away.—A.B.C. Boot and iShoe. Co., Devon Street. Xcw Plymouth.—Advt.

A LL Veterans are invited to attend at St. Mary's Church' on SUNDAY, tire 28th hist., at 3 o'iclock, the occasion being the ' unveiling of three hatchnble at the Drill Hall at 2.30 p.m. ARTHUR STANDISH, Captain; Viqe-ipresident R.X.Z.H.M. 'Veterans. THEATKB TO-NIGHT Positively tlic last appearance of the Celebrated Scientific Entertainer, ULEMENJ L. WRAGGE In his favorite subject, "THE MAJESTY Oh' CREATION." 'Magnificently illustrated by uumcrilis lx-autifullyJooloi'-ed lantern slides rum photographs from World's Great ADMISSION—3», 2s and Is. Children half-price to all parts. Reserved plan at the Collier and Colonial Piano Co. Harrington Waters, Advance llep. f[IHEATRE JJOYAL. TUESDAY, MARCH 23. The Three-Act FARCICAL COMEDY, "JANE" "JANE" " JANE "

11l aid, of the NEW PLYMOUTH RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. CAST OF CHARACTERS: Charles Shaekleton— Mr. 11. A. 11. Claridj; Mr. Kershitw ..... Mr. E. A. Hawkin William Tipton Mr. R. Farnu Claude Mr. J. G. Russe Mr. Pixton Mr. 11. M. Lull Mrs. Pixton .... Mr. W. J. Loncrga Jane Miss F-. Badle Mrs. Chadwick Mrs. 11. M. Lira Lucy Norton Miss M. Jenso Act I.—Morning. Act Aft TlT—Evening. Scene: Shackleton's It Act ll.—Afternoon Stage Mam Secretary .. ... 11. A. 11. Clarid«c Mr. C. M. Townsetid Pit Is. Box plan opens Thursday. 18th. at Collier and. Colonial llano Co., Devon street. THE OL'TINC OF THE SEASON. IJUTE MOKAU ANNUAL RECATT will he held oil the Mokau River on SATLRDAV, MARCH iVtli, I'JOU. SPECIAL STEAMERS from New l'l Plymouth and Waitaru if sullkie SOW IS YOUR CHANCE for a FIRSTCLASS HOLIDAY.

ling to wake the tri] tal to notifv ilr bv March 2-Hh. ANNIVERSARY DAY. >V at the ANNIVERSARY PICNIC on •WEIXXKS-IM'Y, the 31st .March. OREAT UNITED ODDFELLOWS' PICNIC, Moturoa Beach, New Plymouth. Special trains; Special fares. Last picnic and the best this year. Come and see ■the Pioneers of Tarxnaki. B. sure and B. in time for tickets.' Time-table, fares, and more to fbllow. C. D. SOLE, S. S. BURGESS, Joint Sccretarii SAMUEL BAKBY, Will visit NEW PLYMOUTH o".i TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, March 30 & 31. And may lie coiii-ultcd at ROOM NEXT BURLINGTON TEA ROOMS, (Theatre Buildings). A, peiiwt optical service is assured.