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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 317, 17 June 1915, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS NEW PLYMOUTH STAFFS I PATRIOTIC CONCERT;. THURSDAY, JUNE 17. Proceeds in Aid of National Fund for Wounded New Zealanders and their Dependents. .PROGRAMME.—Part 1: 1. Opening Selection, Patriotic Airs— 1 Citizens' Band. 2. Song, " Soldiers of the King "—Mr. : F. Asher. 3. Duo, " Spider and the Fly "—Mr. and Miss Norris. 4. Song, "Time was I Roved the Mountains"—Mr. G. Lambert. 6. Song, " The Expeditionary Force " —Miss Ivy Scott. 6. Elocutionary, " The Day "—Mr. Goldsworthy. 7. Song, "An Old Garden" Miss Rosina Rca (gold medallist). 9. Cornet Solo, " Rule, Brittania "—Mr. G. Buckley (ex-champion cornet soloist of New Zealand). 9. Song, "Little Grey Home in the West"-Mr. J. Haslam. 10. Song, "Plum' Stones"—Miss Veta Gilbert. 11. Violin Solo—Master Baden Moverley. 12. Song. "Somewhere a Voice is Calling "—Miss (MeGuire. ■iZ. Versatile Comedian," Mr. L. Smith—- " Pull for the Shore." 14. Banjo Melodies—Mr. Gadd. 15. Physical Drill—Fitzroy School. Part 11. 16. Selection, "The Smithy ia the Wood "—Citizens' Band. 17. Song, " Bandelerio " —Mr. J. Haslam, 18. Song (selected)— Miss Veta Gilbert. 19. Cornet Solo, "Titanic"--Mr. G.Buckley (ex-champion cornet soloist of Now Zealand). 20. Topical Double, " Who Smashed Bill Kaiser ?"—Smith and Key, 21. Song, "Good Old New Zealand"— Miss McGuire. 22. Duo (selected)— The Two Berts. 23. Song, "It's the Navy"—Miss Ivy Scott. 24. Versatile Comedian, Mr. L. Smith—"My Old Iron Cross." 25. Song (selected)— Miss R. Rea (gold medallist). 26. Physical Drill—Central School Squad. 27. Selection—Band. God Save the King. PRICES: Dress Circle 3s, Orchestral Stalls and Stalls 2s, Pit Is. Children half-price to all parts. Box Plan now open at Collier's Piano Warehouse. No extra charge. S. G. SMITH, Chairman. F. GARDINER, Hon. Sec. AWAKINO BUTCHERY. • T DESIRE to intimate to the general , public that, as from June Ist, 1915, " I have disposed of my Butchery and StoMes at Awakino to Mr. E. G. Jury, and to cordially thank them for the liberal support accorded me in the past, and to solicit for my successor a coni tinuance of the same. W. CARRINGTON. In connection with the above, I de- !* sire to intimate that by strict attention s to business and supplying only the primest of meat I hope to merit a continuance of the .support accorded my predecessor, i E. G. JURY. Awakino, June Ist 1915. y gIMONS. SAWMILLER, CARRINGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and surrounding districts that he hns Re-OPENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing his Timber. It would be a benefit to any contractor or builder to interview M. Simmons I at his residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. .