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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 178, 7 November 1910, Page 1

NEW PLYMOUTH ORCHESTRAL UNION. Q. RA N D (jOSCZRT, WHITELEY HALL TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER. S. PROGRAMME, e, "Tancrede" .. Orchestra Mr. Haslam n, ''Taimhauser," Orchestra Mrs Barton Mr. Nixon n, "William Tell," Orchestra i, "U Trovatorfi." Orchestra .« .. ,- .. .. Mrs. Barton Mr. Nixon 3, "Boccaccio" .. Orchestra Mr. H'Hkm l, "A Spanish Carnival" Orchestra Admission One Shilling. October 27 Tickets Accepted. Hon. Membs' Tickets Admit Two'. T. B. BLANCHETT, Hon. Sec. I.—Overture, 2.-Song ~ . 3'.—Selection, 4,—Song .. . .. . €.—Selection, 7.—Selection, 10.—Selection, 11.—Song .. . 12.—Fantasia. WAITARA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

gPR IN G g'HOW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. Entries will be received by tlu Secretary at Waitara up to TUESDAY. Nov. 22, 1910, at 8 p.m. Schedules may be obtained from this office or from the Secretary New Plymouth Horticultural Society. THOS. BUCHANAN, Hon. Sec.

NEW PLYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. \ ROSE EXHIBITION. BROUGHAM STREET HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. Admission: Adults Is; Children Cd. Entries received by the Sec-rotary on TUESDAY, 16th inst. For Schedules apply— A. L. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Sec. Currie-street, New Plymouth.

NEW PLYMOUTH BEAUTIFYING s ASSOCIATION. FUNCTION at "Aotea" on the Avenue Road, by kind permission of Messrs Sole Bros., on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. Funds for Marsland Hill and Fort Niger Improvement. Mrs. Woods' Orchestra and Garrison Band in attendance. Afternoon Tea and Refreshment Stalls. Admission by silver coin; children under 12 free. 'Buses will run from the town centre. TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. N N U A 1 gHOff, NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, November 30 & December 1,1910. Champion Butter-Fat Competition.— Cows- controlled by stewards of Society, j Prize Money. £2O. Entries close SATURDAY, November 12. GENERAL ENTRIES SATURDAY, November 26, at 9 p.m. Write for schedule. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. Box 33, 'New Plymouth. I

STRATFORD A. AND P. SHOW WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 7th and Bth December, 1910. J)AIRY CATTLE of all Classes will bo a strong feature of the Show. Classes in Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Dairy Produce, and Home Industries. £2O BUTTER-FAT COMPETITION £2O Entries for Butter-fat Competition close November 19. General entries Nov. 30. All information from— E. JACKSON, Secretary.

WAX FLOOR| POLISH Helps tie tired mother or inaij in their daily cleaning of linoleums, polished floors or furniture. DURBAR WAX is easily applied, easily polished; and linoleums, etc., will stay bright and clean for i longer period than if done with any other preparation. Ask your grocer for it, and take no other., Sold in handsome enamel tins at S D <P- I s - QAA ACRES excellent sheep country; t- dose to township; 500 acres in <»rass. Price for freehold £4 13s per acre.—A«ply Hickman F. Ru3se.ll.