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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 328, 2 March 1910, Page 1

MUNICIPAL CONCERT. rpHE TARANAKI GARRISON RAND will give a concert on the Esplanade Band Rotund* TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 8 o'clock. JHEATEE -gO Y. AL, New Plymouth. HEWITT'S PICTURES T. Snowden Hewitt : : Proprietor. TO-NIGHT "OUR GRAND CHANGE. Some of the Subjects:— Fishguard Harbor, ijove Wins~"at Last. Instruction by Correspondence. The Old Schoolmaster. Historic Oxford. The Escape of Dc-la-Valette. Tonkins buys a Donkey. In Mysterious Africa.' The Gamekeeper's Son. Snow Ski-ing in Christiana. Uncle's Rejected Present. The Inventions of Mr. Curious. The Press Gang. The Man of Frequent Falls. Usual prices: Is 6d, Is and Od. JODIE BLAIR, Manager. NOTICE. ■ f A MEETING of VETERANS will be held in the Town Hall TO-DAY (Wednesday), at 1.30 p.m. re Battle rt Waireka. , •, JOHN BLACK, Secretary. NOTICE. VETERANS of the Taranaki District are requested to parade at the corner of Dawson and Powderham Streets on WEDNESDAY, 2nd March, at 1.30 p.m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late Sergeant \V, Appleyard. J. C. DA VIES, For the Committee. ROYAL N:Z.A. OF H.M. VETERANS * (Taranaki Branch). 'A. MEETING of Members of the above Branch will be held in the Council Chambers on SATURDAY NEXT, sth March, ,at 1.30 p.m. A full attendance ot" members is requested. J. BLACK, Hon. Sec. RANTED —A first-class all-round table hand for bakery.—Apply to Nicholls and Son, Inglewood. 2-5 T)ON'T FORGET Franldey Road Factory Picnic on THURSDAY, 3rd March; fun for all; wet or fine. Bra,:e leaves town 1.30. Return iare Is. .i-~ J^OST— Yesterday afternoon, in town or 6n the beach, a black lettercase, containing cheque-book, papers, .etc.—Reward on returning to Police Station. •;T OST —Last night, a lamp socket, between New Plymouth and Break--water. Finder please return to S. \V. Jury. 2-2 holding first-class stationery, locomotive and riverengineer's tickets (can do own repairs), open for engagement. First-class testimonials. Apply "Energy," this office. 1-3 T OST—On Sunday, water-proof kneerug, between town and Upper Mangorei. Reward on returning to McNeill's store.

T OST—I4 calves from Kent RoadReward on information to T. Iffolloy, Korito. T UST —On Friday, between Omata, Freezing Works and New Plymouth brass cup off motor lorry. Finder please return to E. Woolridge, Okato. !-'■> r\ON'T FORGET Frankley Road FaeXJ tory Picnic on THURSDAY, 3-d March; fun for all; wet or fine, Brake leaves town 1.30. Return fare Is. 2-2 flHffANTED—Board and residence by young man. Apply '"Board," "News'' Office. YOU can get it cheaper at THE RED A POST. u .c. RANTED —Capable person as ladyhelp in small Tiousehold. Good home. —Apply by 'etter to "A.J.," "Daily News" office. t.e. J^OST— From Old Hospital Road, 11-year-old bay gelding, white face. Reward on information to Norman Bewley, New Plymouth. f)CEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE CORPORATION, Ltd. All classes of insurance at current rates.—Gilmour and Clarke, agents. TjlOR SALE—Good Macksmithing and Shoeing Business; cheap place; good business; only few pounds down required.—Apply G.li., blacksmith and farrier. Eltham. t.c. EXCHANGE farm with stock, for country store doing fair turnover. Apply J. W. Wilson, Egmont-street. . A(7K and. Boomerang Songsters: 400 different numbers to pick ! r ofn. a' fsd each.—Collier's. pon SALE—Several countrr stores doinjr goo r l trade. Will inti^'v I buver as to profits.—Apply J. W. Wilson, Egmont-street.