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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 163, 16 December 1914, Page 1

. T£ H E 4 T R E TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lfi, At 6 p.m. King Proctor's Clever Operetta, PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM, PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM, By PUPILS OF NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. 'J Cast of Characters: Princess Chrysanthemum (the Emperor's Daughter)— Miss Ada Chapman Toto Miss Madge Heiinelis Yum-Yum Miss Eileen Lye Du-Du Miss Winnie Hawker Tu-Lip Miss Annie Hutchiusou r Fairy Moonbeam (the Princess's ' Good Genius), Miss Marjorie Waugh Prince So True Miss Ethel Hoskiu And Prince So Sli Miss Olga Walkcli (In love with the Princess). Top-Knot (the Court Chamberlain) Miss Ailoen Jenkins Saucer Eye 3 (the Wizard Cat)— Miss Elma Braund Captain Zena Marie Quenton— Miss Vera Julian The Emperor What-For-WM Master T. Badloy Sprites of the Night, Courtiers, Populace, Attendants, Fairies, etc. Pianist Miss D. George. PRICES: Dress Circle and Stalls, 2s: Pit, Is; Children, Half-price. V. DUFF, Hon. See. gEEAKWATEE pICNIC! NEW YEAR'S DAY NEW YEAR'S DAY (JANUARY 1, 1915). The Pre-eminent Picnic on the Play. shore of the Pacific. I NGAMOTU FORESHORE, PIONEER ROAD. The Safest Ocean-front in the Dominion, Bathing High or LoWi Water. FEAST OF SEASIDE MERRIMENT, Under the auspices of the Ngamotu j Foreshore Committee. TREASURE HUNT. A Trunk of [Treasures, from Is to a Suit of QJothcs, buried within a prescribed area. Come and dig them out. SPLASHO THE KAISER! ' The Latest Continental Scream. Come I and drop the man into the water- \ tank. Screams of laughter, and in-1 tense enthusiasm. MARATHON SQHOOL SQUAD RACE, For Red Post Challenge Cup and Medals for the Winning Squad. ( Schools, Nominate at once! "' I THE SEASHORE FESTIVITIES Will continue at High Voltage Intensity until the departure of the last train. GREAT OUTBURST OF REVELRY! Children's Races, Obstacle Race, Meaagerie Race, Swimming Race, MotorCycle Race, and many other Unique Events. Hot and Milk Provided Free. RAILWAY EXCURSION FIARES. Book for the Breakwater, Trains atop at the Grounds. Accom- < niodation for Horses and Vehicles. Admission, 6d.; School Children, Free. < Half our net proceeds go to help the Distress in Britain, Ireland, and Belgium. R. 0. ELLIS, Hon. Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH BOROUGH j COUNCIL. j, ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS. i rpENDERS are invited, and will be received by the undersigned up to Noon on MONDAY, January 11 next, for the following Contracts:— Contract No. s.—Erection of Car Shed, Repair Shop, and Offices at Fitzroy, New Plymouth. Contract No. G—Erection of Sub-Sta-tion and Offices at Liardet Street, New Plymouth. Plans, specifications, and conditions of contract may be seen at the Borough Council Offices, New Plymouth, and also at the offices in Wellington, Palmerston North, and Napier, of Messrs. Natusch and Sons, Architects. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. New Plymouth. TAUMARUNUI ELECTORATE. rpo THE ELCTORS —I beg to thank the 21 Electors who showed the courage of their convictions by voting for me as an Independent Reform Candidate. My candidature was a protest against the broken pledge of the leader of the Reform party to "out" patronage, and also as a protest against the decision oi the Public Works Department to refuse to recognise that 10s a day should be the minimum wage of the constructionworker. I I intend from now on to stand for Parliament, should a suitable vacancy occur, as a Labor Candidate, pledged only to vote for that party who will "out" patronage and give to the worker a living wage. Yours faitljfully,