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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 128, 28 June 1909, Page 3

DR. BARNAUL'S HOMES MUbICAL iVIu /INC. Conducted bv REV. W. J. MAYERS with DR. BARN ADO'S BOYS. IJIHEATRE JJOYAL, to-nTght MONDAY, JUNE 28th, at 8 o'clock. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor. PICTURES and SXOIIIES, illustrating Dr. Barnadc's Child-Rescue Work. MUSICAL SELECTIONS on Bells, Bugles, Bagpipes, and other Instruments. ACTION SONGS, or TAMBOURINE DJULL. Admission: Is & 2s (reserved 2s 6d); Children half-price. Plans and tickets and Messrs Collier & Co.'s. Collection also lor new Hospital. For particulars of services' on Sunday, June 27th, see bilis and Saturday's advertisement. JJOLAND HALL. ST. JOSEPH'S EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE TO-NIGHT MONDAY, JUNE 28. Commencing at 8 p.m.

First and Second Prizes for Ladios and Gentlemen. Admission: Ladies It'; Gents Is fid. J. A. CLAEXE, Hon. Sec. 'UK.' NOTICE TO JURORS. Q.HAND JURORS and Common Jurors ■summoned to attend at the Supreme Court this (Monday) morning are notified that their attendance will not be required, and they are accordingly discharged. BY ORDER. J. TERRY, Deputy-Registrar.

TJEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL ' ' CLASSES. SECOXiD TEK.M IUOU-JULY slli TO OCTOISER Oth. EVEXIXG CLASSICS, 7.15 to 0.15 p.m. Standard VI. Class—lnstructor, Mr. E. Bary, Monday and Friday; Fee 20s. Commercial Arithmetic —lnstructor, Commercial Arithmetict—lnstructor, Mr. (j. H. Wills, Monday; Fee 12/0. English Junior—instructor, Mr. H. Ward, Tuesday; Fee 10/-. English Senior—lnstructor, Mr. H. Ward, Wednesday; Fee 12/0. Latin—lnstructor, Mr. 11. Mcllroy, M.A., Tuesday; Fee 15/-. French—lnstructor, Mr. G. H. Wills, Friday; Fee 15/-. l'lain and Solid Geometry—lnstructor, Mr. E. P, Fenton, Thursday; Fee 10/-. Freehand and .Model Drawing—lnstructor, ill' K. P. Fenton, Wednesday; Fee 10/-. Mathematics —lnstructor, Mr. 11. Ward, Thursday; Fee 12/0. Plumbing—lnstructor, Mr 11. Smart, Monday (practice) and Friday (theory); Fee, practice 20/-, theory 12/0. Carpentry and Joinery—lnstructor, .Mr. F. W. Saudfonl, Tuesday; Fee, 20/-. Wood-carving Moverley, Monday; Fee, 2a/-. Dressmaking—lnstructor, Miss Jones, Monday; Fee 20/-. Cookery—lnstructor, Miss McDonald, Tuesday; Fee 15/-. Shorthand—lnstructor, Mr. G. H. White, Tuesday; Fee 12/0. Bookkeeping—lnstructor, Mr. C. T. Mills, Friday; Fee 12/0. Commercial Law—lnstructor, Mr, F. E. Wilson; Fee 12/0. IHpcctricity—lnstructor, Mr. Saxton, Fridays; Fee 15/-.

AFTERNOON CLASSES. Dressmaking—lnstructor, Miss Jones, ■Monday, 2 to 4'p.m.; Fee ill/-. Demonstration in Dresscutting Instructor, Mis-' -J i>ji i-s. .Monday, 12.-13 to 1.45; Fee 7/(1. Art Classes (painting, etc)—lnstructor, Mr. E. I*. Fcnton, Wednesday and Saturday, 2to 4 p.m. Fee for each class, eenior students 25/-, juniorv 15/-. All fees are per term and are strictly |>aya!ble in advance to the Secretary, Mr. P. S. Whitcoiube. Education Ollic'e. Forms of enrolment and Prospectus may lie obtained at the ollice. W. A. BALLAXTYNE, Director. BOROUGH OF NEW PLVMOUTH. BATHS CLOSED. . is hereby given that the Public Baths will be closed during the months of July and August. F. T. BELLRINUEU, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL INSPECTOR. fjMIE Council of above Borough invite application for the position of General Inspector, at a remuneration of Jl2 10s per week. Particulars of the duties and conditions attaching to the appointment may ■be obtained from 'the undersigned. Application, endorsed "General Inspector," and accompanied ,by not less than three testimonials of recent date, must reach me not later than Noon on WEDNESDAY, 7th July next. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk.

TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. will bo received at our office up till 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, June 2!) til, for the Erection of Premises in Devon Street East for J. McNeill, Esq., Grocer. SANDERSON & GEIFFITIIS, Architects. King's Buildings, Brougham Street, New Plymouth, 15/0/09. FLOWEK SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING New Season's iust arrived ex Corintliic. SWEET PEAS Sowo now will bloom early m spring and continue through the summer. Orders taken for Narcissi and other Bulbs. Sow Cabbage aul Cauliflower Seeds fjr early plants this monlli. MiW. ROWE New Plymouth,

AN OLD SONG. My Grandfather's Clock was' too high for tile shelf, So it stood ninety years on the floor. It vua taller by half than Lira old uia'aj himself Though it weighed m/ a penny weight niovft. It was bought on the day that the old man was born, It was always his pleasure and ilia pride. But it stopped short, never to go again, When the old man died. ■TOE have just imported a fine specimen of the Old Grandfather's Clock. It is fitted with one of the best English movements and is made of solid Rosewood. Every GOOD lious'o in Taranaki should have one h it. HAVE A LOOK AT IT. Also see xlj» Handsome E.P. Jug and Basin for AVnshsand being offered for £1 10s, which is half its usual price. SKEATES BROS WATCHMAKERS mid JEWELLERS. Op. Theatre Royal, Devon St., Now Plymouth; and n Queen St., Auckland. For Children's flacking Cough at night, Woods' Glroiit Peppeimiat Cum; 3/6 and 2/1.