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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 60, 20 June 1910, Page 1

rpHEATRE JJOYAL. RUPERT CLARKE AND CLYDE MEYNOiLL SEASON. ONE NIGHT ONLY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Messrs. Clarke and Meynell will present j A GREAT COMPANY IN A GREAT j PLAY. , j H. R. ROBERTS And BEATRICE DAY, In Hall Caine's World-famous Version of "THE MANXMAN," entitled "PETE" «. R. ROBERTS as PETE QUILLIAM BEATRICE DAY as KATE CREGEEN [Supported by the following Powerful Cast of Characters:— Philip Christian Conway Wingfield Ross Christian .... Harry SweeneyCaesar Cregeen John F. Forde Black Tom A. E. Greenaway Jonaique Kelly Richard Oswald The Mayor of Wonflas .. Charles Benson Postman Kelly Harry Herbert William Wilson Forbes Constable 'NipligMly Sydney Smith Dr. Mylchreest W. J. Montgomery Nancy Lorna Forbes { Mary Elwyn Harvey Grannie v Katie Towers I Meg , Ethel Bashford Sarah Mary Lains Meeson! "PETE" Will be the most discussed play New Plymouth has seen for years. Patrons are requested to 'book their seats, as many thousands of disappointed applicants were reluctantly turned away during the phenomenally successful run in Auckland. Prices: 4s, 2s (id, and Is. '..*$ r Plan at Collier's. , .v v. •'' i THIS' EVENING, at 7.30. ' gALL. 1 ' MISSIONARY LANTERN LECTURE ON INDIA, By REV. JOHN TAKLE. Women's Missionary Meeting WEDNESDAY, 23rd June, at 3 p.m., in Baptist Church. Collections in aid of Baptist Missionary Society at these meetings, ,m H E A T R E J> 0 Y A L. TUESDAY, 23th JUNE, 1910, GRAND BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT MR. FRED STEVENS, Late Custodian Theatre Royal. Particulars later. A. L. HUMPHRIES, >■•.;,;;. ;.v Hon. Sec. pKATO'S A WA1 ~ K * ! THE COMET HAS STIRRED HER! In aid of the Hall Funds, will be held in HEMPTON HALL FOR FIVE NIGHTSJUNE 21, 22. 2?. -?i 23. Articles Raffled by Prr.iission of the Hon. the Minister of Interna] Affairs. MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ARTICLES TO BE DISPOSED OF. ATTRACTIVE DISPLAYS! • THE TALK OF THE COAST! DON'T MISS IT! Further particulars later. VISIT OF H.M.S. PIONEER. rpHE LADIES' COMMITTEE of the Adjourned Anniversary Day Celebrations request the pleasure of the company of the Taranaki Pioneer Settlers and Veterans to Afternoon Tea in the Brougham-street Hall on MONDAY, 20th June, at 3 p.m. G. TISCH, Chairman of Committee. PROPOSED TENETS AND CROQUET CLUB. TNTBNDING of the Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club with its courts in Pukekura Park are asked to hand their names to one of the follow ing:—Messrs. M. Rudd, T. C. Sehnaekeniberg, C. L. Mark, F. C. Tribe. K. C. Webster, and J. J. Staples. A meeting for the purpose of forming the club will be held shortly. I A'NYONE found trespassing with dog or gun on the Sandhills, Bell Block, known as the Harbor Reserve, will be prosecuted. F. SALWAY. Rest Range for Wintsr. rpi-IE average range presents a cheerless aspect ,to anyone seeking warmth. Not so that Magnificent Cooking JRange, THE "2EAIAMBIA." which in five seconds can be turned into a splendid open fire. Per-ons us:n<* their kitchens constantly will find its open fire a real comfort in cold weather. It gives great warmth and better ventilation. Saves fuel. Write for Catalogue 20 to Sarningham and Co., Ltdf GEORGE-ST., DUNEDIN, Or see f NIXON & NIXON, Agents. V-Ol' ear *>t it cheaper il THE RED TiOR SALE—Dairy • Farm, 51 acres, one mile from creamery, carry about 25 head of cattle. Easy terms.— Aar'j ?.%t &f this paper .