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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVIII, Issue 288, 14 May 1915, Page 1

j FOR THE BELGIAN'S. ST. MARY'S HALL, TONIGHT FRIDAY, MAY I4th, 1915. gNTERTAINMENT in Aid of the lielgian Fund. PROGRAMME: Pianoforte solo Miss Beryl Hirst Song Mr. R. I-lill-Johnson Farec from Martin Clmzzlewit, " A Division between Friends." Sairey Gamp Miss C. Leatham Betsey Prig Miss M. Hopkins Mr. Sweedlepipes Mr. T. Simpson Song Mr. Chas. Webster Song Miss M. Thomson INTERVAL. "Mrs' Snagsby's Guests." Mr. Snagsby Mr. T. Simpson Mrs. Snagsby .. Miss Winifred Webster Eev. Chadband .... Mr. R. Hill-Johnson Guster Miss K. Leatham Pianoforte solo Miss C. Leatham Song Mr. B. Vinscn Humorous duct Misses B. Hirst and C. Leatham Song Mr. I). E. Hulton Ditty Misses C. and K. Leatham, Miss B. Hirst, Mr. Alan Matthews. 'ADMISSION: ladies, Is; Men, Js Od. Sweets on sale during the evening. WARE A lIALU JJALL IN" AID OF BELGIAN RELIEF FOND. Under the auspices of the Wiuea Athletic Club. TUESDAY, MAY 2/i. Mrs. George's Orchestra. TO LET. 200 to 300 ACRES BUSH-FALLING at TL-TUTAWA, handy to metal, in lots of .50 to 70 acres, if required. Apply to— LOAN AND MERCANTILE, Stratford. NEW PLYMOUTH BROTHERHOOD. (Unsectarian.) GOOD TEMPLAR HALL, SUNDAY, MAY 18. QPENING MEETING OF NEW SESSION. Chairman: The President, the Rev A. B. Chappell, M.A. Speaker.: MR. J. T. M. 110RNSBY, M.P. Subject: "Life's Realities and How we Deal with Them." ALF GRAY, Hon. Sec.

Bargain this week. Men's Tweed Sac Suits in neat dark pattern, good quality, only 29s (icl for the complete suit. The Kash. 21 fi ACRES, for immediate Sale. Terms only £IOO cash, Price £l3 10s per acre. Carry 45 cows and sheep. Good house and sheds. Walter liewiey, Egmont Street. SPECIAL Bargain this week. Hen's Blue Denim Working Trousers, all sizes from 3 to 7, for 2s lid pair. The Kash. RANTED KNOWN I —-When in town don't forget your sweets from Eureka Sweet Depot, wholesale and -•<.>- tail manufacturers. e.w. are having a busy time catering for social functions. (live the Hygienic, a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. e.n. WET-WEATHER FOOTWEALt the kind that really keeps out the damp . Strong enough for country wear, elegant enough for the man about town! —Doekrill's. RANTED, Dairy Farm, to milk 100 cows, in exchange for Suburban Property, £5350, unencumbered. Ilartnell & Co., Land Agents, New Plymouth. yyANTED Known—, Just arrived, New Season's Honey, clear and thick, also in sections. A delicious flavour. At Vealc's. dx. for the Lenten Season, Ling Fish, Salt Salmon, Cornish Pilchards (in barrels), Tinned Yarmouth Bloaters, Findon Haddocks, Lobster, Herrings, etc. All to be procured at Vcale's. 'Phone 166. dx. (JAMES for young and old. .Make the evenings at home enjoyable thw inwtcr. Corrigall's games will please you. e.e. "V r OL T can keep your boys and girls at home in the evenings if you get some winter games from Corrigall, New .Plymouth. e.c. "yOU will be money in pocket if you do your own sewing. iAU kinds of clothing can be made with Demarct's patterns. Write for monthly bulletin from Corrigall's, New Plymouth. e.e. 1 ft/fi kAMKS' DERBY SHOES. with wide laces and round rubbers. Make a point, of seeing this excellent shoe at Doekrill's. 9/_ (WORTH 5/6)— Children's Tab Klines, made by Ilowlett and White, Loudon. There are only a few of these left. —Dockrili's. KA ACRES, five miles from New Plvmouth: house and sheds; all ploughable. Price £-2": £3OO cash. -—Walter Rowley, Egmont St. ACRES, one mile from beach, seven miles New Plymouth; tip-top quality: cnoil buildings; carrying 30 head cattle, seven horses. Price C2S per acre: terms. £2'o cash.—'Waltei Rowley. Egmont St. 0/_ —CHILDREN'S one-bar Tail and Black Shoes—these represent, great value.—Doekrill's.