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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 207, 10 December 1910, Page 1

T H E A T R E JJOYAL. DIRECTION MacMAHON BROS. TO-NIGHT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10. ONE NIGHT ONLY. THE FIGHT OF MODERN TIMES. By Special and Exclusive Arrangement. THE JOHNSON-JEFFRIES BATTLE. JOHNSON-JEFFRIES BATTLE. This now historic contest has been perpetuated in a startlingly vivid manner by the Biograph, and it will be re-enacted exactly as it was witnessed at Reno in July last.. A SPLENDID DISPROVAL ■ OF A THOUSAND LIES. An Exquisite Series of the latest Biograph Surprises wall constitute the First Part of the Programme. PRICES: 3/-, 2/- and 1/-. . Box plan : Collier's. G. H. SAUNDERS, Manager. JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS COMES! , T HE very first holiday event of the holiday season, and a really good one, too, will be the Park Lawn Tennis Club's GARDEN PARTY In Mr. R. Cock's beautifully laidout grounds at "'Overdale," Gar(x'ing.ton road, just through the Recreation Amongst the attractions already planned are gloriously-laden Xmas trees • (growing), musical programme, gipsy tent, ice creams, sweets, and afternoon tea. And there are more to follow. From 2.30 'p.m. to 6. p.m., on Thursday, December 22nd. Tickets (which admit to afternoon tea), one shilling. THE PROVIDENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY OF TARANAKI (Permanent). (incorporated under "The Building , Societies Act, 1880"). gUBSCRIPTIONS will be due and payable at the Office of the Society TO-DAY (Saturday), Dee. 10, 1910, till 5 pjn. L. M. MONTEATH, Secretary. ■ NOTICE. J HEREBY give notice that MR. F. DRURY, of New Plymouth, has no authority to receive orders for me or to take deposits for tailoring on my behalf. (-Sgd.) A. COOK, Tailor, _ Stratford. LOST. JfVROM" McEwen Bros.' Farm, on Alfred Rd., one 2-year Brindle Heifer and one. Dark Jersey Yearling Heifer. Branded 3 —. Finder please notify McEwen' Bros., New Plymouth or Alfred Rd. FOR SALE. rpHE GHEAPES!T~FARM IN TARANAKI, situated on the Carrington Road, nine miles from New Plymouth. The land comprises 677 acres, clean, and subdivided into paddocks, with three c«ttages thereon. PRICE, £i 10s per acre. For further particulars, apply to — W. B. DAVIES, Bonithon, New Plymouth. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS USEFUL, PRETTY & EVERLASTING. PRESENTS FOR LADIES,— A lady can always do with another brooch "at Christmas, especially if the design is new and dainty. Pendants are always acceptable, even if she has a good one; a change is refreshing. PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN,— It has always been difficult to know what to give father or brother at this season, but if he has everything—silvermounted razor strop, sleeve links, gold, Albert and sovereign purse—you will find somefhiiw at No. 2, Egmont street. Avoid worry, go straight to 0. H. DREW. MO N A CARRINGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. CJTRICTLY First-class Board and Residence, 'near Pukekura Park; three minutes' from centre town; 'bus passes dioor; airy, bright bedrooms; pleasant grounds; hot and cold water. Tel. 283. Telegraphic address,— "Mona," New Plymouth. HYGIENIC BAKERY DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH Tel. 108. John. C. Legg, Proprietor. rpi-IE CHRISTMAS CAKES are in course of preparation, and we are now booking orders. . The Mince-meat is made and mellowing. Our MINCE PIES are delicious — regular old English ones. We shall have plenty of XMAS. PLUM PUDDINGS this year. (Last year theTe was a shortage owing to a phenomenal run on them). We sell them in nice basins. All you have to do' is to make them hot. They are properly cooked — done to a turn. Prices from Is each. .Watch for small ads. for specialties. Make use of the telephone please (108). -Tj.CJ. A . FITTINGS CYCLES,-£l2; easy " terms—The G. W. Lawrence £O., Devon-street. ■'. y * .