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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 50, 24 March 1909, Page 3

The new; golf club's progress is very hopeful. Tlio canvass for members is proving very successful, and there is a hope that links will be secured within easy reach 01 town. Negotiations are now in; progress for the use of propertie**, one of which 'almost touches the borough. Tiio first "hole" in a ninehole course will be about ten minutes' walk from the centre of the town. . A new telephone: sy.stem will be in working order in Thmiru in about a month's time. Under the new system a subscriber wishing to communicate with 'another subscriber will not require to ring up the exchange j by the mere act of removing the receiver from its hook he will indicate to the exchange that lie wanU to be put in communication with a subscriber; the number 01 the .subscriber wanted will, of course, be given to the exchange by the subscriber desiring to be connected. The exchange operator will then notify the second subscriber by ringing ai bell near the %ucoikl subscriber's telephone. This system will be shortly installed at Invercargill. Mrs. Head, Fvans-street, Geeling, Vie., writes: "I have found great relief from rheumatism by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It is au excellent liniment, and I strongly recommend any person suffering trout this distressing and painml ailment to try it. Mv husband has also used Chamberlain's Pain Halm for cuts and bruises and was delighted with the benefit received from it." For sale \y all chemists and storekeepers.

fp HEA TR E JJOY AL. BOXING! BOXING! TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY, 24th inst. (Race Xight) at 8 p.m. sharp, For the CHAXU'IONSIIII'S OF TAitANAKL OtiAJLt'lOXtiUil'S OF 'I'AiUNAIU. Tliroe Hours' Excitement. I lie best Boxers in Taramiki competing. EXHIMTIOX SI'AR iby JAJIES BROS. All Weights Represented. Doom open 7.3U ]i.m. Overture 8 p.m. Popular prices—3s, 2s. Stage sa. A. 0. MAXWELL, lion. Sec. 'LTKAH'A FOOTBALL CLUB. rpilK Annual ( "I'liiM'iil Meeting of the < lui» will he hold iir tin* Onracil Chambers on TUCRSDAV EVENING. 25th insfl., at 7.'W o'clock. JHisiness:—Adoption of Ueport and Isalanc<'slieet: Election of Olliecrs. and General. MOVEKLEV, JEon. See. T.F.C.

pUKEKDRA PAII K. FIREWORKS FIREWORKS Fine assortment just arrived from MESSRS BOCK and CO., LONDON. ANNIVERSARY NIGHT WEDNESDAY,' MARCII 31. 11l aid of the funds of the PUIvEKUIU PARK BOARD. The Uarrisou Hand lias kindly proffered its services. I'AltK ILLUMINATED ])Y ELECTRIC LIOUT. Admission 1>; children tid. EDWARD 11. TIUBE, lion. Sec.

THE OUTING OF TIIU SEASON. rpilE 110KAU ANNUAL REGATTA 'will be held on iUo -Uukau Hive)' iSATLHUAV, MAIUJII iiUi, I'JO'J. SPECIAL STEAMEI6S from Sew Ply Plymouth and Wuitara if sullicie:it iiulueemeut oil'er. NOW JS YOUR CHANCE for a 'FIRSTCLASS HOLIDAY. All persona intending to make I lie trip by steamer are requested to notify Mr. A. \V. Ogle, Wnitara, by March 24tli. Fur full particulars sr posters. TUJIILKE DIN I Nil ROOMS (Mrs. A. ' J Fole# proprietress).—'Menu —Soup: ItarU'V; ' J'Wi: Roiled rflmapper and •|>#r<li',v sauce: Entree*: Tripe ami onions. stewed steak and kidneys; Joints: ■ Roast pork and apple sauce, roast mutton and sauee. l-oast lamb and mint sauee, r<Ki*t licet, corned beef; Swwls; Plum pudding, apple pie. a ]ij, 11■ and quince pie, rice custard, 1)1 anc mange and prunes. St. George Jam Is what children delight in, for you ( can get just the kinds they like ] best. It's -wholesome, too, as well as delicioua, being made from fruits from the famous Teviot orchards. Try one of our handy screw-top jars from your grocer " St. George means Purity." Made by Irvine and Stcvcmon, Ltd Oil JAS B. CAKR, Secretary. ••So Nice!"