AGRroULTUIEAL SHOW. TARASTAETS WONDEBLAND. rjftE AGIUCULTOBAL spwm'S GREAT WINTER SHOW. KING GEORGE CORONATION HAfcL. TODAY TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY. JUJFB 10th, rllth and 12th. Competitions for: Dairy Factory and Farmers' Produce. Garden Vegetables, Home Industries. Honey. Fancy Work. Technical School Classes. Tradesmen's Displays. Etc., etc., etc POULTRY SHOW. POULTRY SHOW. AD&HSSION: Children 6d. (Oh Friday, children 3d.) No passes issued. A. L. HUMPHRIES, Sec, P. 0., Box 19, NEW PLYMOUTH. rpHE'ATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY, JUNE 17th. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT .NEW (PLYMOUTH RAILWAY STAFF. Assisted by Best Local Outside Talent. In Aid of National Fund for Wounded N«w Zealandera. fTJLL PARTICULARS LATER. NEWALL ROAD. SOCIAL AND DANCE. TN Aid of the New Zealand Wounded will Be held in the SCHOOLROOM. . ;■■}■- On ffiRIDAY, JUNE 11th, 1915. Betit of Music. Good Floor and Supper. Geattemen, 2s fld; Ladies, Is. ALEX. BOOKES, Hoa. Sec. KORU HALL. QIFT AUCTION AND SOCIAL. Will be held in the above Hall on THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 191 S. In Aid of Belgian Fund. Good Moor. Good Music. Good Supper. Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies Is. H. J. ENGLEFIELD, Hoi. See. 6WD TEMPLAR HALL. TBORSDAY, JUNE 34th. fJjJXHffimON of VALUABLE MEDALS, COINS, CHINA, SILVER CURIOS, Etc. In Aid 'of Stationary Hospital. UPPERTON HALL. THURSDAY, JUNE 10th. ©ONCEP.T IN AID OF NATIONAL FUND By MRS. DENTON AND PUPILS. PROGRAMME: ouct, " March Aux Flambeaux " —Misseg. Paul and Giddy. S«ng, King and Our Country ""—Miss Jessie Mclsaae. Song, "The Admiral's Broom"—Mr., 'Broome. Duct (pianoforte), "Tic-Tac"—Masters! Hellier. Duet (vocal), "The New Kingdom" —, Mrs. Golding and Miss Cant. Song, "Thora"—Mr. Stewart. ! 6o«g, " Beauty's Eyes "—sMrs. Rea (vio-, lin obligate by Mr. Murphy). Banjo Solo, "Terriers"—Mr. Gadd. Recitation, " Patriotic "—Mrs. Parker, j Song, "After the Battle"—Mr. Hut-' ehing. Humorist —Mr. Farmer. Interval. Trio Misses Ackland, Paul and Giddy. Song, "Nobody Else"—Miss Cant, ©net (vocal), " Friendship "—Miss and Mr. Stewart. Violin 8010, Intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana" —Mr. Murphy. 6»ng, " Invitation "—Miss Connie Paul. Trio (pianoforte). "Danse Espagnole" —Misses Stewart, Giddy and Orchard. 6o»g, - Daffodils "—Mrs. Golding. Siffleur—Mr. Vinson. Banjo Solo, "Fly Away "—Mr. Gadd. Song. "Nancy Lee"—Mr. Keith McIsaac. Song, "Down in the Deep"—(Mr. Broome. Humorist—Mr. Farmer. Sod Savfe the King. Mstor-'bus leaves Criterion Garage at ftAB AND HARNESS, in good order. *> Apply: J. S. S. MEDLEY, cw Egmont Street. GRAZING TO LET. ' LET, FRESH FEED. Close to town. Partiealarjs at News Office.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 311, 10 June 1915, Page 1
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