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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 123, 2 September 1910, Page 1

I H E A T R E T>OYAL, TO NIGHT. TO NIGHT. BIOGRAPH ■'' PICTURES r --"'"■ and. "Mi'ir^; Orchestra. Re-appearance of THE ARDELLS and MISS FANNY HALLE, for TWO NIGHTS ONLY at our regular prices. MONDAY Night, J. STIRTON commences on a World's Record for Endur> anee Piano-playing. 3 j Popular' Picture Prices: 1/6, \/- and 6d. G. H. SAUNDERS, Manager. GRAND MILITARY BAIiL THE MOST POPULAR BALL OF tfflE SEASON (TARANAKI RIFLES'), Postponed on account of the death -of the King, Will tie held in the THEATRE ROYAL On . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. Catering, Musio, *nd Management will be up to the usual standard always maintained at this popular fraction. Tickets {Gentlemen 3s, Ladies 2s) may be obtained from Members of the Com-, pany. • ' ; i^ s ""!**!**'*- ' H. WILLIS, Lieut., *, Hon. Secretary.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS. . i\ WAITARA BRANCH. QN and after September 2nd, 1910, the trains now leaving Waitara at 4.25 p.m. and 6.20 p.m. for Lepperton Junction and the trains leaving Lepperton Junction at 6.55 p.m. and 7.40 p.m. for Waitara, will not run. Trains will leave Waitara at 4.20 p.m. and 6.35 p.m. p.m. for Lepperton Junction and return from Lepperton Junction at 7.35 p.m. TOKO BRANCH. On and after September 2nd, 1910, the train leaving Stratford at 10.30 a;m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays for Te Wera will not run. A train will leave Stratford each Tuesday and Saturday at 10.20 a.m., Toko 10.45 a.m., Douglas 11.10 a.m., arriving Te Wera at 11.55 pjm. The train now leaving Te Wera at 1 p.m. daily for Sitratford will leave Te Wera at 12.55 p.m. BY ORDER. TARANAKI PETROLEUM COMPANY, LIMITED. (JIHE DIRECTORS invite applications from the public for the balance of the recently created 30,000 Preference Shares. Applications may be made either; through a member of the Taranaki Stock Exchange or at the Company's Office, St. Aubyn street, New Plymouth. The list will close on October 1, 1910. August 26, 1910. F. A. DOBELL, Secretary.

RED .HOUSE HOTEL DEVON STREET EAST. E. WHITTLE ' \ N Hotel with a reputation for \U Superior Ales, Spirits, and Accomi uaation. Every couvenieace and -somiori ioi pair on s. E WH TITLE RET HOTEL TERMINUS HOTEL NEW PLYMOUTH. FRED. CALGHER Announces to his friends and the public generally that he has entered into possession of that old-established and favorite hostelry, the Ternjinus Hotel. The whole house is to be renovated inside and out, and the proprietor and Mrs. Calgher will do everything that can be done to make it a comfortabli house and a popular house of call. The Cuisine will be maintained at a high standard of excellence. A Cottage nd Grounds are available for the use of boarders and visitors. Telegrams and enquires by letter or telephone will be proir;;l]y attended to Luncheon from 12.1 i» . o .Dinner from G to 8 p.m. TarifT. Os 6u per day. ""'••phone No. >O. FKED. CAL TER, ".Toprietor PGMONI TT 0 T E L, HAWERA. T. C. GORMLEY .. Proprietor. Centrally situated. Ideal Home for Tourists and Commexeia' Gentlemen. CUISINE UNEQUALLED. * BEST OF WINES AND SFTRITS Always' in Stock. HOME and see my vnbe at £42 10s; iAJ> g*k