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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 62, 22 June 1910, Page 1

pLYMOUTH yEDERTAFEL. 1 SECOND GRAND CONCERT. THEATRE JJOYAL. TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. THE LIEDERTAFEL will be assisted by MISS ALICE RIMMER (Soprano) And ■MISS'NORAH B. FORD (Contralto). Conductor: MR. CHAS. H. ANDERSON, Lie. Mus. N.C.M. Hon. Pianist: MR. E. A. GOLDING. PROGRAMME: 1. Chorus "iSoldiers' Chorus" from "Faust"—Liedertaf el. 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. Douible Quartette —"Thuringian Volkslied"—Messrs. W. G. 'Reid, A. Veale, G. H. White, R. C. Nixon, A. Williams, W. Oastle, E. B. Ellerm, and Roy Lee. 7. Song—"Through Love to Light" (by C. Wynne)— Miss Norah B. Ford. 8. Chorus "Maiden, Listen" Liedertafel. i 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. Reid, G. H. White, D. Newsam, M. Rudd, T. C. Schnackeniberg, James Taylor, and F. S. Johns. 14. Song—"The Wolf" (by Shield)— Mr. C. H. Anderson. 15. Chorus —"The Young Musicians" Lieuertafel. "God Save the King." Doors open 7.30 p.m. Commence 8 p.m. Price of Admission: 2s, Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls; Is, Body of Theatre. Box Plan at the Collier and Colonial Piano Company, where seats can be re- ! gerved (no extra charge). I . s - ERNEST CLARKE, Hon. Sec.

FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL I ' pARK Q.ROUND. THURSDAY, 23rd JUNE. TUKAPA I. v. ELTHAM I. . Kick-off at 2 p.m. ' Admission, SIXPENCE. >. D. WEBSTER, Hon. See. Tu'kapa F.C. NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIETY. of the above will please notice that owing to the Liedertafel Concert this evening the usual Weekly Practice will be held TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at Collier's Rooms. ■H. C. COLLIER, Hon. Sec,

COUNTY OF TARANAKI. AMENDING AND CREATING ADDITIONAL TOLLS. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the County of Taranaki 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 two horses with tyre under 4 inches .. 2s Cd Each additional horse attached thereto Os 6d (B) Class 17 of the Schedule of Tolls has been amended to read: Motor cars 12-horse-power or under 3a Od (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, with rubber tyres, each 3s 9d Each additional trailer attached thereto .. .. ' .. Hs yd (D) That on additional f'ass be added to the Schedule of Tolls as follows: For every public van or coach conveying passengers for hire drawn by two horse.-, with tyre under 4 inches .. Is Cd Each additional horse attached thereto Os Cd Public Notice is further given that i the above amendment of and additional tolls has been fixed by the Taranaki County Council as payable at any Toll Gate erected or to be erected within the County of Taranaki, and that such amendment and additional tolls shall be first payable on the 25th day of June, 10Id, and continue in force until the same shall be revoked or altered. Dated at New Plymouth this eighth day of June, I*lo. JOSEPH BROWN, 1 County Chairman. ROBERT ELLIS, County Clerk. A ACRE Freehold Dairy Farm, handy position; price £lO 10s: arrange your own terras —Hickman F. Russell.