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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 264, 14 December 1909, Page 3

NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. BREAKING -UP CEREMONY. THE Breaking-up Ceremony will U'tc place on THURSDAY, December 10th, at 3 p.m. Parents and friends of the scholars are cordially invited to be present. M. FRASER, Chairman. rpHEATRE JJOYAL, New Plymouth. EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. (Excepting Wednesday, 15th). HEWITT'S PICTURES CHAKUE OF PROGRAMME TONIGHT. "THE MAN IN THE IKON MASK.'"' Also a number of others, such as—--iinplf .Morv," A Ua-li for Help," "Ruses," "College Chums," ami numbers of other ®ems. SEE • MAD." Usual prices: Is fld, U, (Id. T. S. HEWITT, Proprietor. WAITARA—WEDNESDAY, Dec. '.5.

PLYMOUTH LIEDERTAFEL. FIRST GRAND CONCERT. The newly-formed LIEDERIAFE u, which consists of most of the prominent Male Vocalists in New Plymouth, -vill give its initial concert in the THEATRE ROYAL, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 The Liedertafel will be assisted by MRS. E. C. ROBINSON (Contralto), MISS ROSALIE HANDLEY (Gold Medallist Napier Competition, 1909), and a full orchestra of leading instrumentalists. Conductor: Mr. Chas. H. Anderson, A. Mus. N.C.M. Honorary Pianist: Mr. G. Metcalfe. PROGRAMME: I—Overture, "Zampa" (by Harold) Orchestra 2—Part Song, "The Toast" Liedertafel 3—Song, "Ave Maria" (by Gounod) .. Miss Rosalie Handljy (Violin obligato by Mr. H. Spencer Salt) 4—Part Song, "May" .. Liedertafel o—Quartette, " The Sabbath Call" Tenori: Messrs F. Hooker and G. H. White; Bassi: Messrs G. F. Brodie and R. Lee. 6—Part Song, "The Two Roses" Liedertatel 7—Song, " Break, Break, Break" (by Lewis Carey) Mrs. E. C. Robinson B—Part Song,""Was Song"r s Song" .. Liedertafel Interval of Ten Minutes. 9—Valse De Concert, "Elfentanz" (By Franz Lehar) Orchestra 10—Part Song, "Comrades in Arni6" .. , Liedertafel 11—Song, "Serenade" (by Gounod) Miss Rosalie IJandley (Violin obligato by Mr. H. Spencer Salt) 12—Part song, "The Chapel" .. Liedertafel 13—Trio, "Hark, 'Tis the Indian Drum" Messrs E. Clarke, W. E. H. Guy and H. W. Jennings. 14—Double Quartette, "lianisli 0 Maiden" Tenori: Messrs F. Hooker, A. Veale, W. Ambury and W. Reid; Bassi: Messrs M. Rudd, T. 0. Sehnackenberg, R. Lee and W, P. Crawford. 15—Song, "Still as the Night" (by Carl Bohm) Mrs. E. C. Robinson 18—Part Song, "Stars ef the Summer Night" .. .. Liederti.el "God Save the King."

Doors open 7.30 p.m. Commence 8 jon. Price of Admission: 2s Dress CiHo and Orchestra Stalls; Is Body of Ha'l. Box plan at the Collier and Colonial Piiino Co., where seats may be reserved (no extra charge). ERNEST CLARKE, Hon. Secretary. CRAXD SCHOOL BEXEFIT PERFORMANCES (Afternoon and ]j)vcning) THEATRE ROYAL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18. '>y JJ E WITT'S pICTURES PROPRIETARY, in aid o{ the Prize Funds for the FRANKLEY ROAD AND WEST END SCHOOLS. GRAND AFTERNOON MATINEE of special pictures, including "Puss in Boots" and "Trixy the Princess," colored views; "The Slate Industry from tiio Quarry to the School Desk," "Our Banana Supply," and numerous others. First-class evening Programme. Admission Is; children 6d to all parls of tho House. T. R. SOUTHALL, ACCOUNTANT, GENERAL ADVERTISING & INSURANCE AGENT. CARRINGTON ROAD, N E W PL Y JI 0 U T ii. TAHAN-Alil EDUCATION UOAllii. APPLICATIONS FOR l'LPluTEACUERSHIPS. APPLICATIONS will be received at tile Education Board's Ullice, Plymouth, from candidates for appointment in any school under the Board. Copies of the regulations and appli.-i----tiou forms may be obtained from thi Education Hoard's ollice. P. S. WHITCOJII3E, Secretary.

Education ulliee, December Utli, ISHJI). TO BUILDERS. fpENDERS arc invited until 3 p.m. .in SATl.'Ul>A\, latTi January, fur erection of tlonblu storey ferro-concrcte Shops and Olliees, at Eltliain. Plans, etc., with undersigned. J. W. ltOU(Ul, Architect. Eltham. liOllUtXilt UK NEW PLYMOUTH. RATEPAYERS are reminded that. pursuant to Section 70 of " TV Rutin# Act, 11HI8," 10 per cent, will lie added to nil rates unpaid after 4 p.in. on WEDNESDAY, the 15th inst. F. T. ISEl,l,Rl\*<iHU, Horougli Treasurer. ijANIJ TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. "MOTICE is hereby given that tlie sjveral parcels of land hereinafter lie scribed will he brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 100S," unless caveat he lodged forbidding tiie same within one mouth from the publication hereof in the Gazette:— ALICE JANE l'OX—Allotments fii and 52, Town of Oka to. okmI'icd by Applicant, No. ll'OO. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this llltli day of Docemtfv, 1001), at the Lands Registry Office, New Plymouth. A. STUKTEVAXT; Assist. Land Registrar. chronic constipation cases that have existed for years. In nine cases out of j ten the trouble has become chronic through iaiproper treatment. The patient has formed the habit of takbg strong purgatives, and has so weakened the "bowels that they will not act naturally. Chamberlain's Tablets cure constipation and cure it permanently, because, instead of doing the work of the bowels for them Chamberlain's Tablets simply stimulate them to perform their own functions. Sold by all: chemists «ad atorek«eper»,