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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 247, 24 February 1911, Page 1

COMING C\* TWO, RECTAL TRAINS.} r \Y I R T II ,fSrs~ g E 0 S.' GREATEST SHOW OX EARTH. Appearing in all its Glorious Splendor and Opulent Vastness. OPENING NEW PLYMOUTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, February 24 and 25. MATINEE SATURDAY. v ■ ' -«.... TWO NIGHTS ONLY! A M\"Uv. Moral, Stupendous Organisation. Established 111 Years. Introducing New Sensational Specialties annuallv. ""This season the CIRCUS is full of Novel, Original, and Daring Features. A three hours' whirl of sensation, novel tv and humor. The Immense MENAGERIE is the greatest and host even in the Southern Hemisphere. Dens of the Fiercest and Most Unique Animals gathered from all parts of the world, including LIZZIE. LIZZIE, LIZZIE, The Enormous Wood-Sweating African Hippopotamus, The flnont and ovA)\ L'.ipporin Australfisjfti %° every afternoon at " o ' L 'i oC k. Together with the Menagerie of Rare Wild ATiiiiials, as well as at each evening performance. I SPECIAL LECTURES ON THE! WILD : ANIUALS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. R RICES: , «.-,, Afu™o»M^vrie:Adulto,l/-;CMd. rcnOd. P Doors Evening Crcus «n ' .^ 5 . 4 /-, 3/-, 2/-. openaup.m. Pl Seats on ElevatVpT,/7J nl ?r m % 'Wren, Halfpricc, ed Platform, »/, Ch. ig full price to except to Gallery, which everybody. •., now opcn Box Plait (reserved seats, Sy at Collier's. venionce. Book nt once and save iiicoh . . special On Saturday, February 23, a . t \ rc . train will leave Waitara rtt 6,35, «). turn after the evening performance.

ROYAL NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION OF H.M. VETERANS (Taranaki Branch), J± SPECIAL MEETING of the members of the Association will lie held in the Drill Hall on SATURDAY, February 25, at 2.15 p.m., for the purpose of arranging a Social for the evening of March 31, and to sign a petition re Military Pension. OPENING OF TARURUTANGI PCP.LIC HALL, (UPLAND ROAD), THURSDAY, MARCH 0, 1911. EXCELLENT PROGRAMME of Instrumental, Vocal, and Recitative items. Hall open at 7.30 p.m. Concert commence 8.0 p.m. Admission to Concert and Dance: Ladies, 1/0; Gentlemon, 2/-. G. M. LONGSTAFF, Hon. Sec.

REUNION PICNIC FRMKLEU ROAD AND WESTOWN. TlO be held in Mr. Okey'i Franklcy Road, close to \ Okey's Paddoek, close to school. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1011. OPEN EVENTS, Under the rules of the Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association. Ist prize. 2ndnrize. 100 vds 20/- 7/6 Nominations (1/-) for the abov« i]aa with the Secretary on SATURDA\, ,Bth inst., at 12 noon. Acceptances (:/-) close at 1.30 on day of sports. OTHER EVENTS (post entry).—Tug-of-Wa- (eeven a side), Wrestling, High Jump, Long Jump, Ladies' and Children's events, etc. Aomlssion to Picnic and Sports (including tea). —Adults, 1/-; children, 6d. Grand Dance in the Gymnasium ia the evening. Ladies, 1/-; Gentlemen, 1/C. A. C. DOWNES, Hon. Secretary. EGMONT ROAD HALu THURSDAY, MARCH IG. QOKCEBT & J) ANC E. In Aid of Hall Fund. Excellent programme of Instrumental, Vocal and Recitative Items. FLOOR. SUPPER, MUSIC— Admission to Concert and Dance: Ladie3, 1/-; Gents (non-dancers), 1/G; Gents (dancers), 2/-. L. W. BISHOP, Hor,. Sec. MODERN COOKING METHODS. rpiTOSE who attended our cooking demonstration with THE PERFECTION OIL COOKERS were unanimous in admitting that their cooking qualities were perfect, that they are more economical, and more free from dirt and smell than any other method. Hundreds of people, both in town and country, use the Perfection for the whole of their cooking. Why should not you? For preparing quick meals in eases of emergency they are invaluabJe. OKEY, SON AND ARNOLD Devon St., New Plymouth. LAW PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. THE ELDON CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL. coaching on easy terms by practical men of Academic standing, Write for prospectus, Box 874, Auckland