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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 84, 18 July 1910, Page 1

THE COMING SHOW rpHE LARGEST JJELD By the T AR A N AKI pOULTRY, < piGEOX, QANARV gOCIETY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 20ba and 21st. OVER gQ 0 ENTRIES Received for all sections. THE GREAT BABY SHOW, 35 Entries. : TECHNICAL .SCHOOL COOKERY. POULTRY, PIGEONS, DUCKS, CANARIES. ; Champion Birds of All Kinds. Great Show of CHILDREN'S PETS. Poultry, Pigeons, and Ducks.must be at the Drill Hall TUESDAY EVENING.' Canaries, Children's. Pets, Home Industries, and Pot Plants, before 9 o'clock WEDNESDAY MORNING. All' Babies to be at.Drill Hall, 1 p.m. THURSDAY. V : - Admission to Show: Adults,, Is. Chili dren will be admitted Wednesday, from 3 till 6 p.m., 3d; all obbe'cHtimes 6d. H. J. HOBBS, t Secretary, j PRELIMINARY ..NOTICE. gT. M ARY% ! ' H ALL. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1910. (By Special Request.) '■' MRS. HILARY REGRETS." STAR CONCERT ITEMS. <W)WNE WITH AN 'E.'" Proceeds ;* aid of New Plymouth j . f)p< ratio Society. Adm'ssioia .. Two Shillings. H. .0. -COLLIER, , ~ Hon. 'Sec. TO BUILDERS. , . - RENDERS are invTfed for the Erection ~, of a Creamery Manager's Dweliiling. at • Waiongpna.jfoj; yiprMoa Farmers' Ltd. \ Plans pnfl- j «pec'JficiS!'ons may be seen 'at Messrs. Prrcival__and messenger's office, Tnglewood. "* rs;r " ;.„...; ::->-.. Tenders close with Messrs. Percival and Messenger mi( : 23rff July, 1910, at 2 p.m. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' ' n '-'-A j*: Jvl'i^ , , : .R. ,i. ~ . , Secretary. LIQUIff &CAP <TVHE ordinary way of using soap is not only* Wsteful but in "softie cases inSa-B'itia'ry!''' The new LIQUID SOAP DISPENSER, for which we district agents, 1 fe-especially useful 'for Hospitals; Me'dida!' Men, D?ntf'sts, Clubs, : 'Htt'tels, ■lete.,"- because nobody can -liahdfe b\te soap YOU use. "It is' than ordinary soap, becitttse you cannot use more tnart' is o required each time. In hole!* Where the soap item is a BIG l &em ,i tfhls( Dispenser j would save its c©Ws*irf-y week'or two< 4. 'in* i.HB?-,v '-. -i ' OKEY, SOM ANDMNOLn ,(w * '■ ' ' b W??V ' . l '- new rant'otTH..., ■ < ■ < .t .p. i I FOR GOO'D' THINGS TO EAT. i NEW-£LYMOUTH, Proprietor. ■ QF' course, you. the old nursery rhynie, "The Queen was in the' parlor eating , bread »nd honey." Well, at the "Hygienic"" w$ are making delicious Honey Loaf' combining honey with the 'bread; they are very nice, and the price, fs ; '2d;4d,'and Gd the cake. Also, Hon&y fr tJr6 ; ps''aT 6d per dozen you will find tip-top. 'Now, a word'''about our handy Pies. In' the savory we have' Pork, Steak, and Scotch Mutton;, in 'the-sweets, Apple, Miiifce,. Melon,'' Peaon, Apricot, Black Cutrani, Gooseberry;' made of fruits preserved by ourselves. -You will find them very nice indeed:- Prices, Gd, 3d, and 2. Every day we have fresh Cream Good's —Cream Puffs, •> Eclairs; Cream Cakes, Cream Sandwiches. A very nice assortment of fancies for socials, etc. WEDDING OAKES, BIRTHDAY CAKES. Country orders receive prompt attention. J. U LEGG. H\?ienic Rslfprv. f YOGEL T0 W N 'BUS dIRVICF Revised Timetable from October 18, 1900. Leave Town 7,45 a.m. 19.0 a.m. •12.0 noon 2.0 p.m. 4.0 p.m. 5.0 p.m. fi.O p.m. Lcive Vogeltown 8.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m. t12.40 n.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m 5.30. n.m. 6.30 p.i* •Thursdav, 1 p.m, tThursday. 1.30»' m. soma.