gT. JfAKY'S JJALL. New Plymouth. TO-NIGHT THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1910. PART I. "MRS. HILARY REGRETS." Mrs. Hilary Mrs. Claude Weston Dr. Power Mr. J. Easther Preston (the butler) Mr. Leslie Hill Scene: Mre. Hilary's Boudoir. PART 11. Pianoforte Solo Miss Warren Song Miss Ward Banjo Quartette, Messrs. Cornwall, Med--ley, Bayley, and McEwen. Song—"Waiata Poi"—Miss Clnriee Buckman. Song Mr. Stevens Vocal Quartette, Misses 0. and E. Buckman, Messrs. Clarke and Crawford. PART 111. "BROWNE AVITH AN <E.'" Miss Excelsiora I. Peak Mrs. T. R. Soutliall Mrs. Guslnngton Nervrsbv Miss B. Evans Mrs. Robert Brow fe Mis; F. Evans Count von Donnenvetter-überimter liinterburg Mr. T. R. Southall Mr. Robert Browne .. Mr. W. E. M. Guy Monsieur V. Parjour ... Mr. R. C. Nixon Scene: Hotel Pension des Alpes, Switzerland. Scenic Artist Mr. Guy Pianiste Miss Warren (Erinsmead Upright Grand Piano kindly lent toy H. Collier and Co.). ADMISSION TWO SHILLINGS. Doors open 7.30. Curtain 8 sharp. . H. C. COLLTER. Hon. Sec., New Plymouth Operatic Society. JiOOTBALL! pOOTBALL! ELTHAM I. v. STAR 1., On the RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. TO-DAY THURSDAY, JULY 21. Kick-off at 1.45 p.m. Admission, SIXPENCE. Ladies FREE. J. A. CLARKE, Hon. Sec. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD, j ' TO BUILDERS. J rpEN f DERS will be received at our Office up till 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, ! July 23, for the Erection' of a School at lokau. Plans also at office of Waitara Mail. SANDERSON & GRIFFITHS, Architects. King's Buildings, New Plymouth.
DAIRYMEN! THE SIMPLEX MILKING MACHINE .Commands your immediate attention. 1. It is a fast milker, and leaves only a small amount of stripping. 2. It does not injure the cows, and milks them when going off as well as in the flush. 3. It has the smallest number of working parts. i. It is the most sanitary and easiest to clean. 5. The only milker that has a vacuum tank with a removable lid. 6. The cheapest machine to instal. The upkeep is practically NIL. 1, A child can understand and work itAddress enquiries to J. BLAKE, Hawern, Taranaki, N.Z.
CAN'T B BEAT EVERYTHING NEW AND STYLISH In COSTUMES, UNDERSKIRTS, and FLOWERS. C. H. RETFORD CU'RRIE STREET. AGENCIES: Daily News and Leading Weekly Papers, Sewing Machines, etc. M'CLUCCACE BROTHERS. FOR SALE, gTABLE AND £)WELLING-lIOUS'E, WITH FREEHOLD LAND, On STRATFORD - ONGARUE RAILWAY. APPLY M'CLUGGAGE BROTHERS GENERAL MERCHANTS, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Etc., w:i\xr; and reporua.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 87, 21 July 1910, Page 1
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