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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 55, 30 March 1909, Page 3

KOYAL. THURSDAY, APRIL 1. ENTERTAINMENT (t/iiilur auspices (if the Taramiki lira »I till! Navy Leainie). DISPLAY UK LIFE-LIKE PICTURE' .MUSICAL, ITEMS. Lite. ADMISSION FREE. Collection in aid of Expends, (.'. T. MILLS, lion. Sec. THEATRE JJOYAL. Lessees Pollard's Opera Co v. dencial Manager Mr. A. Moss. THE EYENT OF THE YEAR FOl! POSITIVELY THREE XKiUTS ONLY. Coinini'iii'ing: MONDAY, Ail'KIL 3th. RETUKX OF THE FAVOKITES, POLLARD'S JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY .MOXDAV, APRIL sth. | FnM production in New Plymouth (if I lie piece that lias made ail America laugh lor over four year*, the brilliant Musical Coined!-. THE ISLE OF BONG-BONG. TUESDAY, APRIL lith, Plaiupaettc's melodious Comic Opera RIP VAN WINKLE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7th, The military Spectacular Musical Comedy. THE GAY HUSSAR. MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE SCEXEUY AND EFFECTS Complete for each production. BALLET OF SIXTEEN EXPERT DANCERS. Full Opera Orchestra and Chorus, ftox plan at the Collier and Colonial Piano Co. Prices 4/-, 2/(1 and 1/-. FRED W. DUVAL, Touring Manairer.

GRAND BAZAAR To celebrate the opening of (lie JJEW fIAL'L AT RAIIOTU, Will commence on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, and contiiue until SATURDAY, April 3. SIDE SHOWS GALORE. Royal Comic Art Gallery, Gipsy Fortune-teller, Shooting Gallery. Plain, Fancy, Flower, Fruit and Produce Stalls. ENTERTA I X M E N T S EACH EVENING. The Bazaar will be opened at 2.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, March 31st, by B. Dive, Esq., M.P. Opunake Brass Baud in attendance. ANNIVERSARY DAY. i,x AND SUPPER. WEST END SCHOOL GYMNASIUM, on March 31st, at 8 p.m. Admission Is.

ANNIVERSARY DAY, (JOOfl FRIDAY, EABTER MONDAY, NGAIRE GARDENS Hot water provided free. Fruit, lollies, and tool drinks may be obtained in the "rounds. A. TKUELOVE, Manager and Proprietor. NOTICE TO ATHLETES. rpHE date for receiving noniiiiatic X for the "' Societv'ts S[ WEDNESDAY, Hist inst.. at 8.30 p. JAMES McLEOD, Hon. See P.O. Box 110.

ANNIVERSARY DAY. \yHERE shall we meet ajraiu WJij at the ANNIVERSARY PICNIC on AYiKDNESDAiY, the 31st March, UREAT UNITED ODDFELLOWS' PICNIC, Motuioa Beach, New Plymouth. " pcial trains; Special fares. Last pici and the best this year. vOine and sea the Pioneers of Tarannki. B. sure nnd B. in time for ticC. D. SOLE, S. S. BURGESS, Joint Secretarial ANNIVERSARY DAY PICNIC. -\TR. ,1. \V. THOMSON, linker. In iU notify Ihe public that lie lias arrangements with the Anniversar Committee to sell refreshments'. ■ IrinkK, etc., on the picnic ground, i at sheds, Two large iiuuquec lie provided for the purpose.

Xext, our New Plymouth Ollice ks closed for the Weekly Half. Jay ut 1 p.m. OX SATURDAY'S, in ;of 1 [Liu. Thursdays. J. IS. ItaeEWAX & CO., Ejrmont .Street. THE SOCIEI'V FOR I'KOMOTIXd THE HEALTH UY WOMEN AND CHILDREN rpHE I'LUXKIOT xriiW can be conx suited at Dm •|i»t.i Hall on Tuesdays, Wednesdays nit S*(*n<hy6. Hours form 2 to i p.m. On Saturdays a Demonstration of tlie Miiki-i;.' of Huiimiiised Milk will be given by the Nurse. The Nurse's ndvieo is FREE TO ALL who li'iy wish to avail themselves of lier services. MRS. DOCKRILL, President. MRS. R. MATTHEWS, Secretary.

fiN and afk-r April 1, llic Passage Kates between New Plymouth nnd

r\CEAN ACCIDENT AXD Flßtf IN v SUKANCE CO.—All classes of Ju surance at lowest current rates.—Gi! mour and Clarke, AgDnts.