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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 186, 16 November 1910, Page 1

rp II li AT E E f) 0Y A L TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGIIT!! JJ ASS A N Q OMr AX YENTIRE CHANG]': OF PROGRAMME. Introducing for first time \Yirth Bros.' gigantic circus. Popular prices. CARNIVAL Q.RAND Q.YMNASTIC J)ISPLAY By members of the New Plymouth United Gymnasium Society. THEATRE ROYAL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. OVER 100 PERFORMERS. This year's programme will introduce many new and novel items, including the highly trained performing bears, etc. FULL ORCHESTRA AND LIMELIGHT EFFECTS. W. LINTS, Instructor. W. E. M. GUY, Hon. SeepiANO RECITAL. ST. MARY'S HALL. THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, NOVEMBER 17. at 8 o'clock. MISS A. WARREN and MR. R. N. RENAUD. Programme: Duet, Slavisch Dance, op. 40, No. S (A. Dvorak) Concerto, No. 3 in C. Minor, for piano and orcjiestra (Beethoven) Solo piano, Miss Warren; Orches : tral part on 2nd piano, Mr. Renaud. Duo, Rondo in C, op. 73, for two pianos ■ (Chopin) Miss Warren and Mr! Renaud. Soli (a) Elude in E minor, op. 25, No. 5 (Chopin) (b) Prelude in F sharp maj., op. 28, No. 13 (Chopin) Miss Warren. Duet, Symphony No. 7, in A Major, Scherzo and Finale only (Beethoven) Miss Warren and Mr. Renaud. Soli (a) The Death of Ase (Pyr) Gnit Suit) (Greig) (b) Fraumerci (Sehumau) Mr. Renaud. Solo, Rhapsodie Hongroiec, No. 12 (Liszt) Miss Warren. BRINSMEAD PIANOS TO BE USED. Admission: 2/-. Tickets obtainable at H. Coliler and Co. " CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY " JS a book which is very particular to set out the Gospel that Jesus preached, and to give chapter and verse fos the same. It fully reveals ''The Kingdom of God," which "flesh and blood cannot inherit," but which is hereafter to be established upon earth. Why the Jews survive what is coming through them to the world is unfolded by "Christendom Astray." The book also plainly shows the error of religious teaching everywhere around us. Search and ( see! For loan from Mrs. C. ANDERSON, Regan-street East, Stratford. WANTED. a practical man to take charge of a General Store at Pungarehu. Must be a capable Bookkeeper. Salary, £156 per annum. Applications, with references, to be addressed to the Chairman, Cape Egmont Co-operative Dairy Company, Ltd., Pungarehu, not later than Nov. 20, 1910. J>OVER CYCLES, £l2; easy terms arranged. —The G. W. Lawrence Co., Devon-street. fpOKO —220 acres good dairying land, j close to township. Carry 60 cows; S-roomed house, cowshed, etc. Price £l6 per acre. Equity £1650. Exchange tor small farm.—A. GRANT, Real Estate Agent, Hawera. npHE Cheapest Shop for Shoe Polish of all kinds—McEwen Bros. 12-6 E a H T?NCHANGES OF REAL ESTATE specialty.—A. "RANT. tlawer.i | a soo ACRES excellent steep country: j. close to township: 500 acres in j grass. Price for freehold £4 16s per j w'Te. —Apply Hickman F. Russell. [ pOPULAR LAWRENCE CYCLES, £0 10s; terms arranged. The G. W. Lawrence Co., Devon-street. 4fto BOUNDS Cash Down will secure 210 acres, with ; 40 cows, etc., as a going concern. Read our advertisement on page two.—Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. •REYNOLDS' CHAINS Ss fid, free wheels " 4s 6d, mudguards 4s fid, pedals 3s fid, Brampton chains 4s Od, lamps from 2s Gd. ■The G. W. Lawrence Co., Devon-street. TjtOß SALE —Hammond Typewriter. practically new; chtap f ir cash "Seller," News Offoe. COASTER and new set stiokes • fitted to your cycle for 25s. —The G. W. Lawrence Co. A GREAT CHANCE. Two acres, beautifully planted and well laid out; six-roomed residence, every convenience. 'Bus passes door. Water and aas laid on. Price £1250; £IOO cash.— Gilmour & Clarke, New Plymouth. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTER, *f R S. McC A'LLD M : BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Ordet* neatly and promptly executed ■ <- A- trial (jolicitH., Satttfutk* GttitaitaL I . * ■>"». i K. .1