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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 108, 30 September 1914, Page 8

Very satisfactory progress i B •' hi'ing made with the rehearsal of "Stjn Toy" Ijy tili» New Plymouth Operatic dociely. A largo numfa- of ■new muailbew, and many of the old members, have joined the Society this year, and one and all nre-showing great kedinosa in the rehearsals, a fact which i.s very ipieashig to thn management, who art- now ij title satisfied, that the production, ia wo;l 'in sight, and should take pis'joe about ttiw middle of November. The cast (published last week) is a very etron» om* and it is needless to say that the individual members will bo on their ttioi, tie, and that "San Tov," like ita predecessors, will be a treat to see. To the last drop. There ia never a trace of "grounds," never a vestige of waste with "Camp" Coffee. 44

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