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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 51, 9 June 1910, Page 1

TARA N A K I WINTER SHOW NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-DAY SATURDAY. GRAND DISPLAY MILKING MACHINES, DAIRY PLANT, DAIRY PRODUCE, FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE, HOME INDUSTRIES, TECHNICAL SCHOOL WORK. EXCURSION FROM HAWERA THURSDAY, RETURNING FROM NEW PLYMOUTH 8.15 O'CLOCK SAME EVENING. EXCURSION FARES FRIDAY AND • SATURDAY. HON. T. MACKENZIE, Minister for Agriculture will OPEN the SHOW at 7 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, Bth inst.

(By Special Request.) WOMEN'S PARLIAMENT And VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. , TO-NIGHT THURSDAY, JUNE 9, Commence ■-:. ■ Part I. MUSICAL PROGRAMME. Part 11. WOMEN'S PARLIAMENT. Admission, Is. Doors open at 7.30. Proceeds in aid of Baclcbloeks Mission. Piano kindly lent by Messrs. H. Collier and Co.

ATEW pLYMOUTH T lEDERTAFEL. SECOND GRAND CONCERT. rpHEATRE »gOY AL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22/ THE LIEDERTAFEL will be assisted by the following Soloists: MISS ALICE RIMMER, Soprano. MISS NOR AH FORD, Contralto. TICKETS—2s and Is. NOTE THE DATE-WEDNESDAY, 22nd instant. Full Programme Later. I C, H. ANDERSON, A. Mus. N.C.M., Musical Director. ERNEST CLARKE, Hon. Secretary. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TOKO BRANCH.—OPENING OF LINE J TO TE WERA. fYN and after 13th- June passenger trains will run on Toko Branch between Te Wera and- Stratford. The present timetable will be cancelled and trains will run as follows: — Wednesday and Saturday only, leave Te Wera. 6.45 a.m., Douglas 7.30 a.m., Toko 7.55 a.m., arriving Stratford 8.25 a.m., and returning from Stratford at 10.30 a.m., arriving Te Wera 12.5 p.m. Saturday only, leave Stratford 3.45 I p.m., arriving Douglas 4.35 p.m., and returning from Douglas at 5 p.m., arriving Stratford' 5.45 p.m. . Daily, leave Te Wera 1.0 .p.m., Douglas 1.45 p.m., Toko 2.10 p.m., arriving Stratford 2.40.ip.m., and returning from Stratford 6.50 .p.m., arriving Te Wera 8.25 p.m. For further ..particulars see Poster i Timetables. BY ORDER. (NOTICE. T WANT to thank the New Plymouth people most sincerely for their liberal support, and to say that I find it pays to keep up the quality. I regret, however, that there is too much on my books. Will, therefore, those who are owing over one month's accounts kindly square up, otherwise I shall be compelled to place them in the 'hands of my solicitors for collection, H. T. JOLL,