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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 199, 11 January 1913, Page 1

Direction business Manager . .A. Linler .W. A. Low THE CAY FOLLIES THK CAY FOLLIES AXI) GRAND COSTUME COMEDY CO. Received Last Night In- a large and enthusiastic audience. SURPRISE FOLLOWED SURPRISE. The audience was lield spellbound, as number after number increased in grandeur, till everything was placed on high pedestal. Just come into our little Land of Bohemia for two hours onlv. and ten. years will be added to your life. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). Positively Last Night of the Season! THE GAY FOLLIES; With their Charming Costumes (black afM white) and delightful scenery, will repeat their happy performance, introducing a host of new novelties. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). For the Last Time in New Plymouth. A Bargain in Amusements. Life without laughter is like a machine without oi'i. Laughter is a cure, medicine an experiment. And the Follies are just the ones to do the dispensing. Reserved seats at Collier Piano Cov. Prices: 3/-, 2/- & 1/-. Percv Clifton. Stage Director. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. L. A. NOLAN & CO. XT AYE received instructions from Mrs. Hanna, who is leaving the district, to sc'il by auction at her residence, corner Robe Street, all her FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising,—Piano (by Lord). Upholstered Couch, Rattan Chairs and Settee, Octagonal Inlaid Table, 2 Japanese Panels in Silk, Oil Paintings (by Blomlield), quantity of Pictures, Cedar Wardrobe ' (with mirror doors), Duchess Chest and T.B. Washstand, Toilet Sets. Bedsteads, Wire and Hair Mattresses, Wicker Lounge, Carpet Runner. Brackets. Mahogany Extension Table, Carpet Square, Chairs, Clock, Handsome Mottled Kauri Chest Drawers, two Duchess Chests, Bedsteads and Mattresses, Small Cabinet. Kitchen Table, Dresser. Dinner Set, Crockery, Garden Tools, and a quantity Narcissus and Daffodil Bulbs. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. Auctioneers' Note.—The furniture is good, the Oil Paintings by Blomfield arc well worth inspecting, and the Piano is in first-class order. 2127 ACRES. THE LAND IS EQUAL TO THE BEST IN THE DOMINION. 4000 HOGGETS FED 2 MONTHS Ok' 120 ACRES TURNIPS. READ THIS IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. At 2 p.m. J. H. KEESING VyiLL Sell by Auction at TAIHAPE--A MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD FARM of 2127 ACRES 1 r. 30 p. (about 10 mileg from Taihape by good road), known as Awarua 20 No. 23. Block IX., Pukeokohu A. Survey District. Matthew Morrison, Esq., a recognised authority and present tenant, says: "It is splendid land. On 1391 acres cleared I carried throughout Hie year 2700 iliccp. 250 cattle, and for two months 4000 hoggets." Sheep yards. Sheep-dip. Six-roomed totara house. Sheds. 73fi acres standing bush. 172 acres ploughed and sown. Equals 3'/I- sheep. Will average throughout 2'/ 8 to 3, sheep. Quality of land equal to dairying land 3f Taranaki selling up to £SO per acre. 2320 chains excellent fencing. ' Visit, inspect, and judge for yourself. J. H. KEESfNG, Auctioneer. I

WON'T MOTHER BE PLEASED? BE PLEASED? THURSDAY, JANUARY 2:s. AFTERNOON: JT of every description. PING and SWIMMING on the KKY RIDES on the Seashore. ER. TEA, AND SUGAR FREE. )llii>s. Afternoon and Evoi tin: Koserve «t Town Priei IN THE EVENING: OVALT>IC T U R E S . Special Programme. lIIUSON TSAND in attendance for the EVENING. Ixlra charge Cd for Adults and 3d hlron over 12 roars of ajro for EvenEntertainment. W. 11. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. T)ON'T FORGET SWIMMING SPORTS XJ at Municipal Baths next TUESDAY EVENING.