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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 71, 2 July 1910, Page 1

THEA T iR E rpEEESA QARREXO fjOXCKIITS. Direction Benncj) SchereS. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, JULY 5. WELCOME,TO Madame Teresa CARRENO, CARRENO, CARRENQ, The Celeforatecffeanist, \ The world has honored Teresa Carr'wjo for seasons many, arid (with every reavson for so doing, for she is the strongest individuality among,all the women pianists of the present arid the past generation, and her mastery of the keyboard is so supreme that; it stands shoulder to shoulder with that of the foremost pianists of the \\;orld, and of all time, regardless of sex. ; CARRENO C A R R EN 0 (Pronounce "Car-rain-vo"), THE MOST AMAZING AND INTER•ESTIN& ARTIST EVER HEARD IN 'AUSTRALIA; Her playing essentially appeals to ALL CLASSES, and she absolutely captivates even those who make it a rule to admire nothing. Box Plan now open at Collier's. ADMISSION: Reserved iScats .. Six-Shillings. ' Second Seats .... Foiir Shillings. Back Seats ...... Two Shillings. THE PROVIDENT ' INVESTMENT AND. SOCIETY OF TARANAKI (Permanent). (Incorporated umlerf'The Building Societies Act, 1880"). will be due and payable at the Office of the Society TO-DAY (Saturday),; July 2, 1010, till 5 p;m. L. M. MQXTEATH, , ~, Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD. XTAVING made temporary arrange merits- with Mr. F. Salway for th< occupation of the Board's Reserve I. a Bell Block, he is authorised to impQwic all stock found on the property, ari| al person? found trespassing with' dogs «i gun will 'be prosecuted., :) d. S. RENNELL, "{.[' ': Secretary.

STUMP' EXTRACTING DE^NSTRATION ■CHARMERS and. others interested are cordially invited to attend demonstrations of Stump-extracting by a new method —viz., with an electric battery, acd gelignite 1 or gelatines by an expert. A safe, cheap, quick, and easy way of getting rid of the stumps. MblijpAY, 4th July, at Mr. J. Henderson's Farm, Albert Road. TUESEAY, sth July, at Mr. A. B. Gamlin's Farm, Durham Road • .WEDNESDAY, 6th July., at; Mr. ■ Bert Jury's Farm, ftkorangi , At 10.30 a.m. each, day (weather permitting). ' "' : mEWSBuut LIMITED. Agents, "New Plymouth.

LOMAX AND CO. ■> CAMBRIDGE. J)0 N't READ, THIS. FREEHOLDS., BEST DAIRY FARMS'IX WAIKA 200 ACRES, all in grass, 8 .paddocks dwelling S rooms, all- 6ivtbuilding3 10' miles from Ohaupo .aiid Cambridge; creamery and school lmilei Price £l-5 per r'':T. , ■ 100 ACRES, 110 in 10 paddocks dwelling 4 r'loms, cs., yards, 1( bails; 4 miles from - Cambridge. Price £7 10s per acre. Easy terms. 640 ACRES, all in gra=*. 7 paddocks; dwelling 7 rooms, al! outbuildings, cowshed for 40 cows, machine for milking; 9' miles from Cambridge, creamery, school, post office, and ■hill on .property. Price £ll per acre. Very easy terms. £SOO cash. 137 ACRES, all in grass. 13 paddocksdwelling 6 rooms, all outbuildinga 5 miles from Cambridge, P. 0., creanJ ery on property, school. 1 inile. PrM '£l3 per acre; income independej of farm, goes with farm, £,llO i annum for 2' years. \ 155 ACRES, all in the be?t of grass! acres oats, 16 acres turnips, ID'.J new grass; flat as a bowling giJ all outbuildings required on ffl orchard nicely laid out, lawn | flower borders; 12 paddocks •watered, with "ram"; splendid of 7 rooms, all modern conven Sy 2 miles from Cambridge, cl school, creamery, P. 0., and ra the 'best dairy farm in the Wi Title, Freehold. Price £25 pe ! on terms. Also.- \ ISO ACRES, all in grass, 6 per acre, £2OO cash. 413 ACRES, 350 in grass, 4 rooms,] per acre, £SOO cash. l 1300 ACRES, all in grass. G roonj 10s per acre. S7B ACRES, 600 in grass, 8 and 5 r< £8 10s per acre. . Apply LOMAX & CO; SCHOOL OF ART. jyTSS iDE LOXGUVTLLE CHARTERIS, Pupil of N. D. Connell, Eltham, also of J. Elliott, A.R.A.. the noted English painter, has opened a School of ; Ait in Buildings over the Northern Shipping Oomipany'a Building, Egmont* atreet. Intending pupils are invited to inspect paintings, when terms can be 'arranged. Hours 9to 5~.