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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 272, 23 December 1909, Page 3

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. T HE IRONMONGERS of New Plymouth have agreed to close t lieir places of business as lollows:—Ditciuber 25th and 27th, January let and 3rd. Also at noon on Tuesday, 28tli. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. rpHh Warehouses of the undersigned will be closed on— Saturday, December 25th, Monday, December 27th, Tuesday, Dumber 28; and on Saturday, January Ist, and -Monday, January 3rd. BUR(iESS, FKASKR & CO. J. B. COCK. & CO."

CHRIST-MAS HOLIDAYS. undersigned dentists will be closed from FRIDAt, December 24t1!, to THURSDAY, January tith, inclusive: A. D. GRAY. A. C. H. COLLINS. F. RESTOX (Loudon U;uUl) E. S. BAYLEY. C. GRAY. B. 11. CIIAXEY. P. T. PRITCHARD. Mr, Bayley's rooni6 will be open from 9 a.m. till 11 a.m. each day, excepting public holidays, for the benefit of the public, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAY*.. QUR Marts, Stores and Offices will I e CJLOSED Oil SATURDAY, MO.VDAY and TUESDAY, December 25, i'i and 28, and SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY, January 1, 3 and 4. 1919. U A. NOLAN & CO. WEBSTER BROS.

TAR AN AKI DISTRICT HOSI'ITAL & CHARITABLE AID BOAKD. CHRISTMAS CHEER. jpERSONb desirous of contributing Xma£. Cheer to the patients in III? Hospital or Inmate of the Home, please communicate with the Matron (Miss Browne), JTrs. Jtarrar (Old People's Home), or C. M. Lepper, Secretary. C. M. LEPPER, •Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH AND OPUNAKE MOTOR SERVICE. A MOTOR COACH will leave New Plymouth at 1.15 p.m., Okato at 3.45 p.m., on CHRISTMAS EVE, De cembcr 24th, IDO9, for Opunake, returning from Opunake at Noon on SUNDAY, December 26th.—Apply HUGH BAILY, Brougham Street.

NEW YEAB PIDNIO gWIMMIXG gPO ET 3 IN THE HARBOR. Events: 50 Yards .. r~> Yurde .. 150 Yards .. Obstacle llacc Dive .. :, Greasy Boom Ist 15/- 2nd 5/lst 1 ol- 2nd 5/lst 20/- 2nd 7/li Ist 10/- 2nd a/* Trophy Trophy Nomination: Swimming events, Is, or 3s for tour events; Dive and Boom, lid each. Entries close with tlie Secretary cn Wednesday, 2'Jtli December. jy-£ USST li E gEASIDE PICNIC

NEW PLYMOUTH. E W y E A E ' S D A V gWIMMIXG gPOKTS QHILDREX'S JJACES JJOAT EXCURSIONS MAII IX K EXCURSIONS by U.S.S. Coy.'s KOTUKU (1000 tons). Adults Is, Children 6d. AMUSEMENTS FOR "ALL. Hot Water and Milk Supplied Free. Fruit, Lollie and Ice Cream Stalls. Further Particulars Later. A. L. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Sec.

AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL ELTHAM, 27th and 28th DECEJIBEtf. (Under the distinguished patronage ui His Excellency the Governor). Ail ihe leading axemen oi Australasia i-ompeting, including— DAVE l'i'iiii i'V, World's Champion -ini Hecord-bicaker in Standing Blocks. W. WESTON, World's Record Holder in lsi-inch Underhand Chopping. A. E. SULLIVAN, Single-handed Clia>npion Sawyer of the World, and Hecord holder, and hosts oi other* liuai all parts 'i New Zealand and Australia. 1(j 0 f the Dominion's leading 1(j i-O CYCLISTS > racing each dny, including — ALK- I'AKK.ES, N.Z. Grass-track Cbtuapion. R. J. JONES, 1-mile asphalt - tnt'.k Champion of New Zealand. M. MeI'HERSON, winner of the tire.it Austral Wheel Rate, Jlelbouri' 11)08. G. H. BIRCH, of Cliristchurch-Tiuiiii'u Road-racing fame.

'J(JOL) CLEAN SPORT and THE RICHEST PRIZE-LIST ever competed for id New Zealand. SPECIAL TWAINS and EXCURSION FA]! I S from all parts of iuranuki. Admission—To Ground, One Shilling. To Grandstand, One Shilling. F. E. IIAUDY, Secretary. TO SELL—Encydopaodii Britanici in half-morrocco (U rola. and iad«) on revolving book cue, Abo Britiih Nftty League map, Bft by Oft. Alt in firat-elMi condition and wiD be told oketp-Adtau at "K»w" ofIt* V*