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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 330, 4 March 1910, Page 1

■ijl H E A T R E 0 Y A- L New Plymouth. Direction: Mr. Edward Braiiswrnbe, Manager: : W. Hooton-Sim'th. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT!' LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! The Greatest and Moat Successful English Amusement and Musical Organisation that has ever toured the colonies, the Worid-Famous SCARLET TROUBADOURS. SCARLET TROUBADOURS. (from London). Justly acknowledged to be the most delightful amusement treat ever introduced to colonial theatre-goers. COMPLETE CHANGE OP PROGAMME TO-NIGHT. Every item doubly and trebly encored by a crowded and fashionable audience. LAST PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. Prices: Reserved 3s, Unreserved 2s and Is. Box plan at Collier's. R. B. YOUNG, Touring Manager. NOTICE. IJIHE WA'ITARA MUNICIPAL BRASS BAND will give a Sacred Concert in Mr. E. Sole's Grounds ("Aotea") on SUNDAY NEXT,, commencing fct 3 o'clock. A collection will be taken up., Proceeds in aid of the Contest expenses. H. SPURDLE, Hon. See. EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY QF NEW PLYMOUTH. NO. I GROUP: fJTWO Appropriations of £l5O each will be disposedu of by tender and Two Appropriations of It 150 each to be balloted for. NO. 2' GROUP: Two Appropriations of £l5O each to be ba/lloted i'or; Meeting to be field in the Town Hall, New Plymouth, THIS EVENING. H. STOCKER, Secretary. -V . 1.1 . , . JJtO gTAMMERERS. L. JOHNSTON, Tep. "Beaslsy • System," will hold classes in New Plymouth if sufficient inducement offer. References. Pupils cured Wellington and Dunedin. Address: 22 Hawkestone St., Wellington;

LAND TRANSFER ACT' NOTICE. .JNTOTICE i» hereby given that the parcel of land .hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of 'The Land Transfer Act, 1908," unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same within one month from the date .of the Gazette containing this notice: 1195—The New Plymouth Gas Company, Limited. Part of Section > 845, Town of New Plymouth, containing seven-tenths of a perch. Occupied by the Drill Hall. Diagrams may be inspected at this Dated this Ist day or March, 1910, at the Land registry Office, New 'Plymouth. C. H. WALTER DIXON, Assistant Land Registrar. QHACKLOCK RANGE fo r sale cheap; good condition.—Apply McEwen Bros.' Boot Shop. 4-2 TpOR SALE—Two Education Leaschold sections, '/o-acre in all, level; splendid building sites. . Rental £3 a year each section. —Apply at once, •'Opportunity," Box 68, New Plymouth. WANTED —A first-class all-round table hand for bakery.—Apply to Nicholls and Son, Inglewood. "2-5 T OST—On Sunday, water-proof kneerug, between town and Upp?r Mangorci. Reward on returning to McNeill's store. yOU can get it cheaper at THE RED X POST. 'WANTED—CapabIe person as ladyhelp in small household. Good home—Apply by 'etter to "A.J.," "Daily News" office. T OST—From Old Hospital Road, 3-year-old bay gelding, white face. Reward on information to Norman Bewley, New Plymouth. fkCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE CORPORATION, Ltd. All classes of insurance at current rates. —Gilmour and Clarke, agents. ■OOR SALE—Good Hacksmithing and Shoeing Business; cheap place; good business; only few pounds down required.—Apply G.R., blacksmith and farrier. Eltham. c ' EXCHANGE farm with stock, for country store doing fair turnover. Apply J. W. Wilson, Egmont-street. ft RACK A JACK and Boomerang Songsters: 400 different numbers to pick trom, a* 6d each.—Collier's. "pOR SALE—Several country stoics doing good trade. Will satisfy buyer as to profits.—Apply J. Wilson, Egmont-street. OA POUNDS DOWN will secure new 4-rnnmed everv convenience: Fitzroy. Prior £380: lwlnife ea'v terms. —Apply (Tilmour find Clnvl'c. Egmont Street.