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

pLYMOUTH yEDERTAFEL. SECOND GRAND CONCERT. rp HEA TR E TJOYAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. ! THE LIEDERTAFEL will be assisted by I MISS ALICE RIMMER (Soprano) And MISS 'NOR AH B. FORD (Contralto). Conductor: MR. CMS, H. ANDERSON, Lie. Mus, tN.C.M. Hon. Pianist: MR. E. A. GOLDING. PROGRAMME: 1. Chorus "Soldiers' Chorus" from "Faust"—Liedertafel. 2. Song —"Heaven and Earth" Miss Alice Rimmer. 3. Quartette "The Minnesingers" Messrs. F. Hooker, W. Ambury, E. Clarke, and W. P. Crawford. 4. Chorus—"Allan Water"—Liedertafel. 5. Duet—"Excelsior"—Messrs F.Hooker and W. E. M. Guy. 6. Double Quartette —"Thuringian VolksHed"—Messrs. W. G. Reid, A. Veale, G. H. White, R. C. Ndxon, A. Williams, W. Castle, E. B. Ellerm, and Roy Lee. i 7. Song—"Through Love to Light" (by C. Wynne)— Miss Norah B. Ford. I 8. Chorus "Maiden, Listen" Liedertafel. Interval of Ten Minutes. 9. Chorus—"Gipsy Chorus" from "The Bohemian Girl"—Liedertafel. 10. Song—"Good-bye" (by Tosti)—Miss Norah B. Ford. Flute obbligato iby Mr. Roy Lee. 11. Chorus—"Parting"—Liedertafel. 12. Song—"The Soul's Awakening"—Miss Alice Rimmer. Violin obbligato 'by Mr. A. L. Cooke. 13. Double Quartette—"Hark! the Merry Drum''—Messrs. A. Veale, W. G.i Reid, G. H. White, D. Newsani, M. 1 Rudd, T. C. Sehnackenherg, James Taylor, and F. S. Johns. 14. Song—"The Wolf" (by Shield)— Mr. C. H. Anderson. 15. Chorus "The Young Musicians" Liedertafel. "G n d Save the King." Doors open 7.30 p.m. Commence S p.m. Price of Admission: 2s, Dress Circle and Orohes-tral Stalls; Is, Body of Theatre. Box Plan at the Collier and Colonial I Piano Company, where seats can be reI served (no extra charge). ! . ERNEST CLARKE, .' ■-'•;«.;'? Hon. Sec. COUNTY OF TARANAKL AMENDING AND CREATING ADDITIONAL TOLLS. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I the Council of the County of Tara- . naki has amended; and created additional tolls as follows:

(A) Class 4 of the Schedule of Tolls has been amended to read,: For every waggon, brake, or coach drawn by t.u, horses with tyre under 41. ~<-.. 2s Gd Each additional horse att'deu..-. tli ereto Os 6d (B) Class 17 of the Schedule of Tolls has been amended to read: Motor cars 12-horse-poweU' or under 3s Gd (C) Class 24 of the Schedule' of Tolls has ben amended to read: For each motor lorry or motor coach drawing not more than 3 tons, wibh rubber tyres, each 3s 9d Each additional trailer attached thereto .. .. .. 3s 9d (D) That an additional class be added to the Schedule of Tolls as follows: For every public van or coach conveying passengers for hire drawn by two horses, with tyre under 4 inches .. Is 6d Each additional horse attached thereto Os Gd Public Notice is further given that the above amendment of and additional tolls has been ?.. . by the Taranaki <~*junty Council as pa- Me at any Toll otate erected or to be erected within the County of Taranaki. and that such amendment and addition?' to;is shall be first pay:'':;, or. the 25th .">v of June, :i»iO, and continue in forei' --»itil the same shall be revoked or a.. .red. Dated at N'ew Plymouth this eigh!h day of June, 1010. JOSEPH BROWN, county Chairman. ROBERT Ei.US, Coui-ry Clerk. TELLUR IDES PROPEIET AUY, LIMITED. Capital £30,000 in 300,000 Shares of ta each; 3d per share on application, 3d on allotment, and calls of Id. HHHE aibove Company is beinj formed to develop deposits of the only Telluride Ora hitherto discovered in New Zealand, the reefs carrying values of £lO to £2OO per ton, the high values being characteristic of deposits of tellurides of gold and silver. Numerous reefs have been located, all carrying good values, and a considerable amount of work has been done with most successful results. I can recommend the above as one of the most promising investments that has come under my notice, and one that possesses immense possibilities. The Great Boulder of Western Australia is a telluride (proposition, and has paid over £2,000,000 in dividends. WALTER BEWLEY, Broker, , Nev Plymouth.