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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 99, 24 May 1909, Page 3

TO DAY EMPIRE DAY 24th ilay, 1000. NEW I'LVMOI'TH v. hTUATi'OKD (liiuiks and Law). KIiCRKATIOX (iKOUXD, XEW I'U'iJIOUTII.

ARANA.KI RIFLE VOLUNTEERS GRAND MILITARY BALI THEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT EMPIRE DAY, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1000. Un.ler the patronage of his Worship the Mayor auil officers of tho 4th Wellington Rife Battalion. Gentlemen's tickets 3s; Ladies' 2s; Dress Circle (onlookers) Is. W. H. FLETCHER, Lieut., R. BLAUKETT, L.Coru., Hon. Secretari

QHETIVOBE SCHOOL, DEVON ST. WEST, NEW PLYMOUTH. BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL ]?OK GIRLS. PRINCIPAL: .. MISS STANFORD. The Second Term, 1909, will begin on WEDNESDAY, May 211. MiS6 Stanford will l)e at liome on TUESDAY, -May 25, from 2 to 5 p.m., to receive parents and guardians. m H E A T II WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. THE NEW PLYMOUTH AMATEURS In A. W, Pinero's Screamingly Funny Farcical Comedy, "THE MAGISTRATE" (By special arrangement with Mr. J, C. CAST 01:' CHARACTERS. Mr Poskct (Magistrate of Mul(berry Street Police Court) Mr. F. J. Easthcr Mr liullamy (Magistrate of Mulberry Street Police Court) Mr. F. G. Kimbell Colonel Lukyn (from Bengal, retired) .! Mr. J. C. Sumner Captain Horace Yale (Shropshire Fusilier*} .. Mr. W. E. M. Guy Cis. Farringilou ('Mrs. Posket'e son) Mr, H. C. Davies At'bille Blond (proprietor of the

Cafe Royal) Mr. L. Hansen Isadore (a waiter) .. Mr \V. 11, Jennings Mr, Wonniiurton (Chief Clerk at Mulbery St.) .. Mr. E. P. Fenton Inspector Mcssiter (Metropolitan policeman).. Mr. Tom Woodard Sergeant Jjugg (Metropolitan jioiictiiuiii i .. .. Mr. It. D. Coker Constable Harris (Metropolitan policeman) .. Mr. Bert Whitcombe Wyke (servant at Mr. Posket'e) Mr. Leslie Hill Agatha Poskct .. .Mrs. Claude Weston Charlotte Verrinder (her sister) Miss Beatrice Evans Beattie Toinliiison (a music teacher) ~ .. Miss Dora Bedford Pophain (a housemaid) Mrs. Fred Watson SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY. ACT f.—The Family Skeleton. The Drawing-room at Mr. Posket's. ACT ll.—lt loaves its Cupboard. Room in Cafe Roval. Meek Street. ACT 111—It Crumbles. Scene (.—The Magistrate's room, Mulberry Street. Scene ll.—At the Posket's. MR. PERRY'S ORCHESTRA. Popular prices: lis (reserved). Si a'.ld Is. Booking Ollice: Collier &, Co. JjJ G3lO N T R0 A D II ALL. THURSDAY, 271 h IXST. CONCERT AND DANCE In aid of the Hall Funds DAIUY COWS J HAVE numerous enquiries for GOOD DAIRY HERDS, and shall be .pleased to receive particular* from anyone wishing to dispose of their herd.

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mh: sociEry von promoting 'Cllii UKAWII OF WOMEN AXD CIiIIjDKJJM rpHE I'LUNKET NURSE can be consulted at the Town Hall on Wednesdays and Fridays, Hours from 2 to 4 p.m. On Wednesdays a Demonstration of the Making of Iluiuuuiaed Milk will be given by the Nurse. The Nurse's advice is FREE TO ALL who imy wish to avail themselves of her services. MRS, DOCKKILL, President. MRS. R. MATTHEWS, Secretary. PJ3EHIVE KNITTING' MACHINE COMPANY (New Zealand) want i people to Make Hosiery for them, .fholc or spare time, in their own homes; make £1 a week; previous experience I not ncecs'vy; constant employment all | the year round—Write at once, Bo* I 73J, G.PO., Weliii.gton.

If that is not guod enough to melt the glue-not on propvit.v —especially Tironga -nothing is.-Cliurch. 20-3 WAITING AT THE CHURCH no oh jcction, so long as he liuys her an oura Five ZEALAXDIA Range 1 (\ POUNDS down will sceurn %-acre I section. Pries £l3O. Apply >our & Clark-. T ADIES!—We want your attention. .Sec. our millinery, mantles, coats, costumes, skirts, Mouses, etc.—AMBURV JJHOS, U