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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 83, 4 May 1909, Page 3

iS opening Endive Party ami Dunce niilcr tin' management of the HailSocial Club will lie held in the ghaiu Street Hull on FRIDAY, 7th Proceed.-! in niil of tlic Library THREE - SIGHT SEASOX. May Bth, 10th & 11th. NIASKELYNE AND DEVANTS MYSTERIES From tlie Egyptian Hall, Picadilly, Loudon, where tlvey hold the WORLD'S RECORD Of 40,000 performances, with 11,000.000 patrons. THE PRIME MINISTERS OF MYSTERY The magnificent programme will include Mr. Maskelyne's great illusory WiLL, THE WITCH, AND THE WATCHMAN Which has been presented in London 11,000 times. MR. BARCLAY OAMMOX, England's Greatest Humorist. M. JKTARO, Japan's Wondrous Juggler. MR. OWEN CLARK, The Master Magician, The most brilliant entertainment that London boasts of is now submitted for the approval of the Xcw Zealand public. Grand change of prograinein nightly. Prices, 4/-, 3/-, and 2/-; Reserved Seats, 4./-; Reserved Seats for children under 12, 2/-. Box plan at Collier's, J. A. SIACDONALD, Acting Manager for Air. Hayward.

TARANAKI RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, GRAND MILITARY BALL THEATRE ROYAL. EMPIRE DAY, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1000. Gentlemen's tickets 3s; Ladies' 2s; Dress Circle (onlookers) Is. Mrs. Dockrill in charge of Ladies' Committee. LIEUT. FLETCHER, LANCE-CORP. HLACKETT, Hon. Sees. VETER A N S. ALL Veterans are invited liy the Marsland Hill Memorial Commit- .; to attend at the unveiling by His Excellency tile Governor of the Monument erected to the Memory of the Imperial and Colonial Soldiers who fell during the Maori Wars. Veterans will please fall-in opposite the Drill Shed at 1.45 p.m. on FRIDAY, the 7th day of May next. A RTHUR STANDISH, Captain, Vice-President Veterans' Association. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. TX order to euable the public to attend the unveiling by his Excellency the Governor of the Monument on Marsland Hill, I hereby request the uusiucsa people of New Plymouth to close their premises on FRIDAY, 7th inst., from 1.80 p.m., until the completion oi the unveiling ceremony. G. TISCH, Mayor. NOTICE io ~w..,, >;..,„ ...... 1U a „- tions hi Blocks XV. and XVI., l'ouatu, and 1V„ Mahoe S.D., will be open for application at this oliice under Renewable L-asu, on and after 12th May, I !Hm. Plans may be seen at principal post oiling and' railway statio-.is and obtained here on application. Y. SIMPSON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Lands Office, New Plymouth, 29th April, 11)00. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Holiday excursion uckchs, avaiuciuic for return until 13th May, will be issued to Nornianby from Now Plymouth and intermediate stations, including W<\itara and Toko Dram-he;, qi\ liifh. May; and by morning train o.n liUh May. These (.xeursiqu tickets will not be available by the J|«i| trains. Return tickets, available for day of issue only, Nornianby to Racecourse (price 2s Oil, including admission to course), can be obtained from the Guard, or at Normanliy Station. For further particulars see. Posters. ISY ORDER.

LONDON SUHOOL Ob' MILLI-NEUY' • (Corner Kobe and Vivian Sts.) RANTED Ladies to call for free prospectus. Proficiency quickly acm be produced a,i TAKAXAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SIIOOTISfc SEASON*,'if AY'lst TO JULY 31st, 1009. "LICENSES fo 'looting game can be n the Postmasters at Ingle-wood, Waitara Sportsmen will kindly observe that THIS SOCIETY IS NOT EXDOItSIXT! STRATEOHD SOCIETY'S LICENSES. DUNCAN HcALLUM,

To our Customers liitlii'flo L'Xistinj; between us, we lji'g tu tliunk yuu for tliu support aw st, and tu lto of tin l sunt! under ' lUTangeinent. . Tim Oakura branch will be taken over 'by Mr. Frank Arou and tliu Brougham Street business carried o;i by Air. liichard Aroa. R Aroa, Brougham St... XE\V PLYMOUTH, F. Ar*oa,

NOTICE TO VISITORS. CABINET GOODS CHINA GLASS and GENERAL FURNISHINGS Without reference t) iinmcdiAte pm chase. Our Designs are original, and cannot be duplicated In the colon), and our quality is I second to none. BAKER &. CO. DEVON STREET. Imnicdialejy Opposite Theatre, Py special appointiiiont furnishers to His Excellency lord Northcote, late Covernor.General of Australia