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Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1915, Page 1

gPRING LOWER WHITELEY HALL, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, September 2 and 3. Competitions in Decorated Tables (open and novice), to be judged by public vote, Decorated Mantels, Baskets, Vases, Children's Buttonholes (boys and girls under 10 and from 10 to 14), Cut Blooms (novice), and Gentlemen's Decorated Tables. Entries close at Mr. C. Carter's' shop on TUESDAY, August 31, at 6 p.m. Entry fees Od. Children free. Liberal prize-list, including several specials. Plain and Fancy Goods, Sweets, and Produce Stalls. Afternoon Tea and Supper. Open from 2 to 5.30 and 7 to 10 each day. Admission to Show: Is; Children, halfprice. Q RE AT LECTURE GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. MR. JOHN CLEiGG, a well-known Dimedin Citizen, will give an illustrated lecture on his experiences in France and Itaily shortly before and after war broke out, and Mb thrilling experiences as a German" prisoner of war. An intensely interesting and absorbing account, splendidly told, of a series of unique adventures. COME AND HEAR WHAT THE WAR MEANS TO YOU. Told by one who has been on the spot. Mr. 01 egg is touring New Zealand ENTIRELY WITHOUT REMUNERATION, _ And all Proceeds go to THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. Prices: 2s and Is. NEW PLYMOUTH FIRE BOARD. QWING to members of the New Plymouth Volunteer Fire Brigade having gone on active service, and others having removed from the district, there are several vacancies in the Brigade for smart, active men, single, and ineligible for the fighting line. The Board is now able to provide for such volunteers excellent bedroom accommodation at the new Fire Station, together with other advantages not usually available in private lodgings. Suit-able men are invited to put themselves in communication with Superintendent Bellringer or mvself.

P. P. CORKILL, Chairman. ROYATi MAIL. NEW PLYMOUTH - OPUNAKE MOTOR SERVICE. TIME-TABLE AND FARES (to come into force on Wednesday. September 1, 1915). Single Return Mng. Aft'n Xow Plvm'h (dep.) Omata' 1/- 2/- 7.45 3.50 Oakura 2/0 4/- 8.10 4.15 Tataraimaka 3/- 5/0 8.30 4.35 Okato P.O 3/0 ft/15 8.50 4.55 Stony River (ar.) »/« 0/0 5.55 5.0 „ (dep.) (Puniiho 4/- 7/- 0.10 5.15 Warea 4/0 8/- 0.22 5.2.7 Pungarehu ... 5/- !)/- !).3fl 5.41 Rahotu 5/0 10,/- 0.50 0.0 Oaonui C/ 0 12/- 10.20 0.25 Opunake (ar.).. S/0 15/- 10.50 0 Opunake (dep.) Oaonui 2/- 3/- 7.35 3.20 Rahotu ...... 3/- 5/- 7.5!) 3.44 Pungarehu ... 3/0 (!/- 8.10 4.1 Warea 4/- "/- 8.33 4.18 Punilio 4/0 8/- 8.45 4.30 Stony liiver (ar.) 5/- 8/(5 5.55 4.40 (dep. Obi to P.O 5/- 8/0 0.5 4.50 Tataraimaka 5/0 0/0 025 5.10 Oakura ...... 0/- 11 /- 0.45 5.30 Onmlft 7/0 13/- 10.10 5.55 •Xew IP'ynrh (ar.) 8/.0 15/- 10.30 0.15 Intermediate Fares, 3d per mile (mini.mum, 1?). HAVE YOUR OAR PAINTED THIS WINTER We have just landed a vi::y fine assortment of English Motorcar colors, and have engaged the services of a first-class motor-car painter, lately in the employ of Brainier and Co., C'hristelmrcli. CARS PAIXTED FROM £5. GIGS PAIXTED FROM £2 19s f®r cash. It is not a question of haw cheap, l>ut quality every time. W. JENKINSON & C° CARRIAGE BUILDERS. DEVON STREET, XEW PLYMOUTH.