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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 1

COME TO TITE GI!AND J£UCIIRE p.VRTY AND ]JA.\CI ; in the LEiprEBT 0 X" H A L L TONIGHT (TU'BSDAY, .ILLY 20), at 8 o'clock. Proceeds iu aid of Xew Zealand Wounded Soldiers. SIX YALUAISLE PRIZES. Prices as usual. M. LEPPER, Hon, Sec, Q.RAND (UTHOLIC j^OCJAL. TOWX HALL, INGLE WOOD. WEDXESDAY, JI'LY -28. In Aid of the Xew Zealand Wounded. Tickets: Ladies', 2/-, Gents. 2/0; Double Tickets 4/-. W. McMAITOX, Hon. Se<'. KAHOTU HALL. QRAXD pATRIOTIC JJALL In aid of OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. WEDXESDAY, .JULY 21. Grand March at 8 p.m. Music (full orchestra) .Supper and Floor the Best. Tickets: Gents' as, Ladies' 2s Gd. IP. WARD. !F. SHARROCK.

QRAND ENTERTAINMENT By finest local talent, IN AID OF SOLDIERS' WIDOWS AND ORPHANS. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 29, 30 and 31. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON a Bazaar will be held in aid of the above at the Good Teuiplar Hall, from 12 o'clock to 6 o'clock. Adults, Is; Children, Od. ON FRIDAY EVENING. An interesting little Play will he staged, entitled: ''How the Poor Live in London." Admission: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. A RARE TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN. On Saturday Afternoon, From 2 to 4. 30 Prizes worth from £2O to Is for children. So Get in Early, and Don't Forget to Send the Kiddies Along. Admission: Children under 6 years 3d, over C years fid; Adults, Is. Evening: Adults, Is: Children, Od. A quantity of Fruit, Ornamental Trees, Flowers, Bulbs, etc., will be sold at the Bazaar. These have been handed to Mr. Parker by the Jlorshead Nursery Company, to bo sold on their behalf in aid of the above fund. ROBERT PARKER, Hon. Secretary. Q.RAND pLAIN AND Jfi'ANCY J)RESS JJALL Under the Patronage of the Prime Minister, Members of the Cabinet and Sir Joseph Ward (Leader of the Opposition). In aid of National Fund for Wounded

Soldiers and their Dependents (Organised by the Civil Servants of New Plymouth), will be held in the CORONATION' HALL on THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. Special Orchestra. Cards for Nub* dancers. Admission Ladie9 2/6, 4/-. Your patronage for a worthy cause is solicited, and a pleasurable evening's enjoyment guaranteed. E. C. GIDEON, Hon. Secretary. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. •fiOWN JJ ALL, J£AK)NGA. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1015. Under the auspices of the Kaponga Brass Band. H E pATRIOTS. (COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY) will perform. Two solid hours crammed full of music and merriment. A clean and wholesome entertainment. You are exhorted to come and assist this worthy cause. Our wounded soldiers are norw arriving. Admission, 1/0. DANCE TO FOLLOW. WET FEET AND CHILLS often go together. The eureßl prevention is a pair of our stoutly-built walking boots. We stock a large range of sizes lo ladies' and gentlemen's footwear and offer excellent Talus. J. P. LARSEN i" INGI.rWOCD