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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 75, 19 September 1911, Page 1

TO-NIGHT J BIOGRAPH PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. THE BEST EVER. THE VAMPIRE (A. Selig) THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW (Vitagraph) UNEXPECTED HELP (A.8.) THE VOTE THAT COUNTED (Tannhouser Film) AMONGST THE GLACIERS OF CORNERGRAT, Highest Railway in the World OVER ROCKS AND ICE GLIMPSES OF WYE VALLEY THE STORK AT HOME (Natural History) 1 and a QUINTETTE OF HILARIOUS COMICS: "A Useful Dog"; "When Women Join Forces"; "Getting Even"; "The Toymakers' Dream"; "To-morrow is Payday."

SHOW FITZROY HALL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. pLORAL DISPLAY by the leading Nurserymen and Gardeners. Competitions in Table and Mantelpiece Decorations. See Catalogue for further information. Jumble Stall. Afternoon Tea and Supper. Shooting. FITZROY BOWLING CLUB. rpHE Animal Meeting of the above Club will be held at the Pavilion, Fitzroy. on the '2lst inst., at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS. —To receive the Annual Report, Balance-sheet, and General. 11. 11. WHITEHEAD, Hon. Secretary. PARK LAWN TENNIS & CROQUET .. CLUB. A NNUAL MEETING of, members on MONDAY, September 2a, at 8 o'clock, in the Town Hall to electpew members, officers for the year, busi•i. J. lUIPLES, Hon. Sec. ARCHDEACONRY OF '' TARANAKI. CHURCH CONFERENCE AND MISSIONARY MEETING. At NEW PLYMOUTH on SEPTEMBER. •20 and 21. rnHE following h a list of the meetings, speakers, subjects, time and place of meeting:— WEDNESDAY EVENING. 20th.—Good Templar ITaH, Courtenay St.; chairman, the Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland. 7.30 p.m.: Subject, "The Girls' Friendly Society," Miss Wilson. 8.30 p.m.: "Church of England Men's Society," Mr. Harrv rFookes; "Lay Readers and their Work," Rev. C. F. R. Harrison.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 21st.—St. Mary's Hall, Vivian Street. Chairman, the Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland. 2.30: Subject, "Confirmation," Rev. C. Addenbrooke. 3.15: "Church Education in Pay and Sunday Schools," the Bishop. THURSDAY EVENING. Missionary Meeting. Good Templar Hall, Courtenay Street. Chairman, the Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland. 7.30: "The Maori Mission," Rev. ll.' A. Hawkins; "The Melanesian Mission " John Cook, Esq.; "The Home Mission," E. F. Hemingway, Esq. Discussions will follow the reading of each paper. All Church workers and others interested in the welfare of the Church arc freely and heartily invited to these meetings, and we earnestly hope that they will be well attended. A collection will be taken-'at the Missionary Meeting on behalf of the three Missions. JOHN WILKINSON, Curate-in-Charge. DEVON ST. WEST, New Plymouth. SEASIDE BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal MISS STANFORD rpilE THIRD TERM, 1011, will begin on TUESDAY, September 19. Miss STANFORD will be at home to receive parents and guardians on THURSDAY, September 14, from 2.30 till 4.30 p.m. PROPERTIES FOR gALE. rpHE following properties are for sale on easy terms: — A SPLENDID centrally situated Section in Vivian street. FULL SECTION and House in Powderham street. NEW 4-roomed House in Buller street. DEVON STREET, 40ft. frontage; also a 32ft. frontage. FILLTS STREET, 7-roomed House. WALLACE PLACE, allotments to suit AIIUROA, 2 good Cottages; also 2 good sections. WESTOWM, a nicely situated new 6roomed House, with nicely laid-out grounds. WES'i.A l-'VI'KN T ON, good sections a; £45 and *':■■ . . For further particulars apply toW. B. DA VIES, , , Land Agent.