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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 198, 30 November 1910, Page 1

(By "Roote and Bradbury"), will be rendered on TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, by the Queen-street Church Choir, assisted by friends and full orchestra, in aid of New Organ Fund, Conductor, Mr. R. J. Deare. Pianist, Mr. A. E. Golding. Tickets, Is each. BOXING NEW PLYMOUTH ASSOCIATION'S AMATEUR rpOURXAMENT DRILL HALL, TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 (Show Night). HEAVY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF TARANAKI. G. J. Hawkins (New Plymouth) v. J, Tuke-Morris (Wellington and Manawatu Champion). SPECIAL MATCHES: X. Bond (Wangamii), v. A. C. Maxwell (New Plymouth). J. Power (Okato) v. S. Lovegrove (New Plymouth. NOVICE ■ COMPETITIONS. Class I—IIM and under (six entries). Class 2—Over 10st (four entries). See posters for further particulars. A FIRST-CLASS PROGRAMME OF GOOD CLEAN SPORT, EXTENDING OVER THREE HOURS. Doors open 7.30. First bout, 8 sharp. Admission: os, 3s and 2s. A. L. CHAPPELL, Hon. Sec

BRAW SCOTCH MCHT rj\ .H EAT R E DOY AL, NOVEMBER 30 and DECEMBER 1. : CALEDONIANS Comprising New Zealand's Champion DANCERSDON Mcdonald. tam jaffray. Come and Hear JOCK WILLIS, The Great Scotch Comedian. . Colin Cameron, Tenor; Rupejt Densem, Basso. Also Cissie O'Kecfe '{late of Pollard's Opera Co.), New Zealand's Gifted Contralto; and Catherine O'Keefe, the Company's Soprano. 10 ARTISTS. "Come and hear yer ain folk." Come and hear the Champion Piper Chas. McDonald (late Major of the Black Watch). Percy Hawkins, R.A.M., Musical Conductor. JOCK WILLIS. Manager. ■ POPULAR PRICES. T\|R. W. BLUNDELL, Triumph Motor Cycle representative for Adams, Ltd., Wanganui, who is touring the West Coast of the- North Island, demonstrating "Triumphs," is staying at the Criterion Hotel for a few days, and will be pleased to demonstrate Triumph Motors to those interested in motor cycling. Talbot Cars and Triumph. Motor Cycles will be exhibited at the Show Grounds. NOXIOUS WEEDS. rpHE attention of owners and occupiers ofr land is directed to Sections 9 and 10 of the Noxious Weeds Act, 190S, winch makes it compulsory to clear noxious weeds. Section 9 provides that the weeds shall be cleared so as to prevent them from flowering and any person allowing weeds to flower commits an offence and is liable to prosecution without further notice. R. E. FAIRFAX-CHOLMELEY, Inspector of Rabbits and Noxious Weeds. New Plymouth, November, 1910.

LANDS FOR LEASING: WEST COAST SETTLEMENT RESERVES. rpHE Public Trustee invites Tenders for Leases for 21 years, without right of renewal, but with compensation for improvements up to £2 per acre, for 9 lots of West Coast Settlement Reserves, comprising areas from 122 to 226 acres, being portions of the Newall run, adjacent to the Carrington and Parihaka Roads. Conditions, Forms of Tender and Declaration and full particulars obtainable at the Post Ollices, Opunake, Rnhotu, Pungarelm, Puniho, Okato, the Agent of the Public Trust Office, Uawera, and the District Manager, New Plymouth. Tenders close at the Public Trust Office, New Plymouth, at Noon on FRTDAY, the 10th Boeember, 1!)10. MOA ROAD BOARD. /PHE Public are hereby informed that the above Board offers a reward of SIXPENCE for every HAWK'S HEAD delivered at the Board's Office, Richmondstreet, Inglewood. H. TRIMBLE, Chairman. Inglewood, November 21, 1910. SKIPPER SARDINES The sardines you are bound to relish. Dainty, scaleless little fishes with a toothsome flavor—delicious. If your grocer does not stock them, send his name and address to Henry Blackman. Box fi"o, Wellington. ANGUS WATSON & CO., Newcastle-on-Tvne, England. t