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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 314, 14 June 1915, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND RAIUWAYB. NEW PLYMOUTH STAFFS PATRIOTIC CONDBRT. fTIHBATRB ROT4L, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, Proceeds in Aid of National Fund for Wounded New Zealanders and their Dependents. PROGRAMME,-Part 1: 1. Opening Selection, Patriotic Airs — Citizens' Band. 2. Gong (selected)— Mr. P. Asher. 3. Duo, "Spider and the Fly"—Mr. and Miss Norris. 4. Song (selected) —] 5. Song (selected)— Miss Ivy Scott. 6. Elocutionary, "The Day"—Mr. .. Goldsworthy. 7. Song (selected) —Miss Rosina Rea (gold medallist). 8. Cornet Solo (selected) —Mr. G. Buekley (ex-champion cornet soloist of New Zealand). 9. The Vivacious Comedienne—Miss Veta Gilbert. 10. Song (selected)— Mr. J. Haslani. W. Violin Solo—Master Baden Moverley. 12. Song (selected)— Miss McGuire. 13. Versatile Comedian—Mr. L. Smith. 14. Banjo Melodies—Mr. GadcL 15. Physical Drill—Central School Squad. - Part 11. 16. Selection, "The Smithy in the Wood "—Citizens' Band. 17. Song (selected)— Mr. J. Haslara. IS. Physical Driß—Fitzroy School. 19. Song (selected)— Miss Ivy .Scott. 20. Versatile Comedian —Mt. L. Smith. 21. Song (selected)— Miss McGuire. 22. Duo—The Two Berts. 23. Cornet Solo (selected)— Mr. G.Buckley (ex-champion cornet soloist of New Zealand). 24. Topical Double—Smith and Key. 25. Song (selected)— Miss R. Rea (gold medallist). 20. The Vivacious Comedienne—Miss Veta Gilbert. 27. Selection—Band. God SaTe the King. PRICES: Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, Bs; Pit, Is. Children Half-price. Box Plan now open at Collier's Music Warehouse. S. G. 6MITH, Chairman. F.. GARDINER, Hon. Sec. PARIHAHAi ROAD DISTRICT. UNPAID RATES. A LL Rates, General and Special, not paid within Ten days from this date will be sued fur without exception. A. O'MIEN, Clerk. jßahotu, June 11, 1915. THE CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY OF THE DOMINION OF N.Z. »T!IIE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Members of the Society will be held in the office of the Manawatu and West Coast A. & P. Association, Cuba Street, Palmerston North, on WEDNESDAY, June 23, 1915, at 3.30 o'clock p.m. JAMES A. RANKIN, Secretary. AWAKINO BUTCHERY. T DESIRE to intimate to the genen public that, as from June Ist, 1915, I have disposed of my Butchery and Stables at Awakino to Mr. E. G. Jury, and to cordially thank them for th( and to solicit for my successor a co: tinuance of the same. W. CARRINGTON. In connection with the above, I desire to intimate that by strict attention to business and supplying only the primest of meat I hope to merit a coi tinuance of the support accorded my predecessor. E. G. JURY. Awakino, Juno Ist 1915.