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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 252, 14 March 1913, Page 1

IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. rp lIEAT R E 0 Y A L. MONDAY, MARCH 17. Under the auspices of the Hibernian Society. Commencing at S p.m. PROGRAMME. Part [. 1. Overture "Hibernian" <>iviie»ti'a j 2. Song. "Around the Camp Fire" Mr. \Y. 11. Hawkins 3. Song, selected ... . ?.I i- - Ellen McCuire 4. Iri-li Jig Mr. ( . Bielaw.-ki .). Duet. selected . . .Me--, -. Xipperl Bros, li. Song "Cutten lUtsche" (Will-lev) 7. Song, "Kathleen M.ivourneen" Mr. I;, ilill Johnston 5. Comic, "I Wander". Mr. Walter Key Interval of five minute-. Part 1L 0. Selection. '-Queen of the Pirate Isle" "Hibernian" (ircheslra 10. Song, "Asthorc" (Trot ere).... Mr-. P. Power 11. Recitation, ''Nail vour Colors to the Mast" Mr. \Y. 11. Hawkins ! 12. Part son,;,'. "Sweet Yale of Avoca" j (Temple) Convent Pupils I 13. Song, selected..Mr. I!. Hill Johnston 14. Song. "The Wood Pigeon" 1"). Hornpipe Mr. C. liielawski lli. Song, selected Mr. R. N'ippcrt Accompainstc: Miss E. Bennett. A.TI .L. Prices of Admission: liody of Ilall. 1/-; Circle and Front Stalls. '2'-. • Box Plan at TToff:nar.:.'s. Seats may be reserved without exira charge. • E. M. joxrcC [ W. DIXEEX, Joint Secretaries. FORESHORE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. OENEIIAL MEIiTiXG will be held in the West End Gymnasium THIS (Friday) EVENING, lit!; in-tant. at 7.30 o'clock sharp. BUSINESS: General. 0. E. BLAXCifARi). lion. See. TARAXAKI PETROLEUM. t'iMJ'AXY. LIMITED, IX LIQL'IDATIOX. DIYIDEXD. FURTHER CASH DIVIDEND will be payable at the ofUce of the liquida- | tors, 48 Devon street (next Theatre Royal), after 9 a.m. on THURSDAY. 13th inst. EDWARD It. TlllP.E. HUGH DAILY. i/uiuidatoi's. New Plymouth. March 12, 1913. D OX'T M ISS The ANNUAL LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL ANNUAL LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL ANNUAL LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL PICNIC & SPORTS PICNIC & SPORTS PICNIC & SPORTS To be held on the AITAI!AAC E C 0 U R S E (Opposite Lepperton Railway Station) Or. THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1913. Hot water and milk provided. Open events. Good prize money. Write for particulars. Entries close on March 17 at 9 p.m. Admission. Subscriber.-, ladies and children, free; other-, I/-. A GRAXD SOCIAL wili be held in the Lepperton Hall in the evening. Splendid tloor, A.l. supper. Mu.-ic by leading orchestra. Cents, •>/■•, la lie-, free. X. E. SAMPSjX. lion. Sec.. Hill. SALE Owing to leaving tee di-lrict ■ - 3 pure-bn d Ayr-'.ire cow- in milk 1 pedigree Ayr.-liire bull. Is months 3 pedigree Ayr-lure hc'ilcr ealvc--1 pedigree Berk-hire «o\v. with litter Al-o double—e:i t: d buggy. with double harness, nearly new M. 11. KIXO. Upper Mange rci. R. F. CORNWALL LAND, STOCX & ESTATE AGKS'T. jpOR SALE—One of the best little dairy farms in Northern Taranaki. containing 43 acres well laid down in the best English grasses, well subdivided. Good nearly-new G-roontcd hou-c. all necessary outbuildings, watered by windmills. Well planted with shelter trees. Close to Butter Factory and Railway Station. Coub.i milk 22 cows, and do them well. Price £4O per acre. Terms to a good man. Apply sliar;) to R. F. Cornwall. b-x GRIFFITHS' BUILDINGS, Egmont Street. New Plymouth. BTANDISH «c STASDIBL SOLICITOR 1,, iCEW PLYMOUTH. Offices: Latv. Standiah k Kerr'». Money to Lend on t.i! el*«se» of eecßiritlM it Lowest Hates. gUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S