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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 162, 3 August 1909, Page 3

"rjiHE MAGISTRATE." I THEATKE ROYAL. J WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. I Proceeds in aid of Pukekura Park. a CAST OF CHARACTERS: Mr, I'osket (Magistrate of Mulberry Street Police Court).. Mr. F. J. Easther 1 Mr. Eullamy (Magistrate of Mul- , Ibcrry Street Police Court).. .J Mr. F. G. Kiiubell I ■ i Colonel Lukyn (from Bengal, reI tired) Mr. J. C. Sunnier [. Captain Horace Vale (ShropI shire Fusiliers) .. Mr.W.E.M.Guy i Cis. Farringdon (Mrs. (Poskct's son) Mr. H. C. Davies Achillc Blond (proprietor of the Cafe Royal) Mr. L. Hansen Jsadore (a waiter) .. Mr. W. H. Jennings Mr. Wormington (Chief Clerk at .Mulberry Street) .. Mr. E. P. Fenton Inspector Messitcr (Metropolitan Policeman) Mr.Tom Woodard Sergeant Lugg (Metropolitan Politcman) --...—.. Mr. R. D. Coker • Constable Harris (Metropolitan ' Policeman) ... Mr.BertWhitcombe «yke (servant at Mr. Posltet's) . „ „ Mr. Leslie Hill Agatha Posket .... Mrs. Claude Weston Charlotte Vcrrindcr (her sister) Miss Beatrice Evans Bcattie TouiliiiKoa (a . music „ teacher) Mi* Dora Bedford Popham (a housemaid) Mrs. Fred Watson SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY. ACT J. —The Family Skeleton. The * Drawing-room a t Mr. Posket's ACT 11.-It leaves its Cupboard. Room <J m Cafe Royal, Meek Street. <» ACT lII.—It Crumbles. Scene I.—The Magistrate's room, Mulberry Street. Scene H.-At the Poskets'.

MB. PERSY'S ORCHESTRA. Popular Prices: 3s (reserved), 26, and Is, Booking Office: Collier and Co. pOOTBALL BENEFIT in aid of MR. J. BILL (who recently lost his wife and two children ia a live at Mangatoki recently). FIRE BRIGADE v. BAKERS AND BUTCHERS. THURSDAY, sth INST., in the RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. Kick-off at 3 o'clock.

WEST END SCHOOL GRAND.. CONCERT will be repeated at THE THEATRE ROYAL on WEDNESDAY, VAKIED, INTERESTING, Funds in aid of Western Pi

WAITAKA FREEZING WORKS \fR. H. W. LAWRENCE, the weilknown Agricultural Chemist, whose services we have retained, will he i:i attendance at our Waitara freezing Works for a few days from about Tuesday, the 27th of July; and wil! be pleased to give advice to any farmers who wish to consult him on the subjects of fertilisers or soils. THUS- BORTHWiCK & SONS (Australasia), Limited.

THE E&KIL" CREAM SEPARATOR For small farm or domestic purposes. A wonderfully clean skimmer. Capacity, 10 gallons per hour. flan also supply larger (separators—from 18 to 100 gallons. OKEY, SON & ARNOLD, Ltd,, DEVON STREET. FiTZROY STOKE. TN thanking my numerous custoi and friends' for their kind patiuuage during my term of business in this district, I beg to give notice that I have sold my business to Mr. JOHN TAYLOR, and solicit for him a continual your patronage as from July 30. JACOB TISCH. JOHN TAYLOR desire lo assure uu i'i stomere of his very best attention. Only up-to-date stocks and best (juality uf goods will be kept. These will be sold at reasonable rates. Soliciting \our patronage and guaranteeing to •erve one ami all faithfully and well, Yours respectfully, JOHN TAYLOR. 'pENDEtIS are c.i..._ ... ._ signed for the purchase of a jleaulifiil ENGLISH GRANDFATHER CLOCK, now on view at our premises (opposite Theatre Royal), Devon ' St., New Plymouth. The ordinary selling price of the clock is £io. but as we need the room it takes up for large quantities of new goods' now being opened up, we must get it out of the way. A deposit of £1 must accompany each tender (for which a receipt wijl be given) and if tender is not accepted deposit Avi'l be returned. The lowest or any tender not necosJ BKEATKS BROS I WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, | Dovon St., New Plymouth. piRST-CLASS tailor (gone 'right. I t?irouah eiiltini;) requires position ; in New Plymouth or other part of Tarai uaki. Best credentials. Applv "Energeti*." "News" Office.