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Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1919, Page 1

MEETINGS. <B2 Z W 7 UTAUQUA JjfEVV pLYMOUTH Q EAUTADQUA EE K This la .Community Get-Together Week, worth while in every respect, with its clear entertainment, inspiring music, and gripping lectures. THE ENTIRE PROGRAMME IS BUILT I OR'NATIONAL SERVICE. The Programme will contain in splendid lectures on national problems of vital interest. The musical programme will include, among other attractions, Miss Carie Laneeley, Australia's own Prima Donna; Apollo Concert Company, featuring the Apollophone; The Melody Mirth Quartette, each one a dainty artist; and the Southern Seas Sextette, with a programme of untellable delight. PROGRAMME MRST DAY. .'1 p.m.—Welcome by Honorary Local Committee; Response by Superintendent 3.30 p.m.—Apollcphone Music; Apollo Concert Company. Admission, Is Bd. 4.30 p.m. —Organisation of Junior Chautauqua. 3 p.m.—Grand Concert; Apollo Concert Company. Admission, 2s 2d. GET A SEASON TICKET NOW SAVE MONEY. A ticket for the whole season, covering every day, and all numbers, is less than half the price of single admissions. PRICES:—ADULT SEASON TICKET, 10s, after the noon of opening day, 12s; STUDEKTS, (is'; SOLDIERS, 4s; CHILDREN, 4s. (Plus War Tax). J[IW pLYMOUTH Q IAUTA'OQD A MARCH i2, 13, 14,15, 17,18. BIG T ENT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION.

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW .ZEALAND LABOR PARTY. MR. P. FRASER, Labor M.P. (Wellington Central), will explain LABOR'S IDEALS in ( EVERYBODY'S THEATRE | on SUNDAY EVENING, at 8.15 o'clock. Meetings for TRADES UNIONISTS in Good Templar Hall on Sunday morning at 1030 o'clock. Mr. Fraser will speak at WAITARA on Sunday afternoon. Come and hear the aims of Labor exQUESTIONS INVITED AT ALL MEETINGS. LATE TRAMS. NJZ. LABOR PARTY. i MEETING will be held in Griffiths' Buildings to-night (Friday) at 9 p.m. WOMEN'S NATIONAL RESERVE. Soldiers' Mothers, Wives and Children are invited to the gathering at the Kawaroa Park on Saturday afternoon at 2.30. Afternoon tea provided, Christmas tree for the children. ■ FOR SALE. ! riALTHORPE-MINOR (1915) Car; electrie and gas lamps; 30-35 miles per gallon; round tyres; finished in fawn, bras 1 ? fittings; five detachable wheels. An ideal and serviesable three-seater English ; car. Price £250 for cash. Apply, I CASH. c/o J. Ilott Ltd., Advertising Agents, ; Wellington. i FOR SALE. | GENERAL DRAPERY BUSINESS. ! As a going oeiicern. j I Commanding position, Main Street GISBORNE. Established connection, good medium cash trade. Small Capital requiredAPPLY BOX 197, GISBORNE. WAR FUND BURSARIES. FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. National War Funds Council invites applications from Returned Soldiers of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces, who have matriculated, for fifty bursaries to be held at any College affiliated to the New Zealand University. The Bursaries will be for students in (a) Arts and Science; (b) Law; (c) Medicine: (d) Dentistry; (e) Music; (f) Engineering; (g) Commerce; (h) Agriculture, and (i) Public Health. The Bursaries will be of Jii'ty pounds per year, and will be tenable for either four or five years (as may be necessary), subject to good behavior, industry, and proficiency. Applicants must state"their military records and numbers, and address their applications to the Secretary War Funds Branch, Internal All's irs Department, Wellington. As the University Colleges are about to resume, immediate application is necessary. G. W. RUSSELL, Chairman National War Funds Council. Wellington, March 0, 1010,

MISCELLANEOUS. JPjEST Fruit at cheapest rates—apples, cooking and dessert from lid lb, pears w.b.c. 4d lb, tomatoes from 4d lb, oranges, pines and passion to arrive.— Woollett, Quality fruiterer, Devon St. the strongest Floor Mats we have ever offered- Won't fray at edges. All shades, 40 x 24 inches, 3/(i sale price. A slashing line at the Household Stores. TN Bedding we can quote and sell you at lowest figures. Enquire from us before purchasing elsewhere. The Household Stores. e.n. TJRITISH made handle Clothes Brushes. Very special value at 2/6 sale price. Toilet Rolls at 7d, at the Household Stores, New Plymouth. e.n. Good durable kinds. Large size, very special, 3/6 sale price. Order early, limited number.—Household Stores, Liardet Street e.nTJEAUTIFU.L. lot of Frames for Post Cards, to hold one, two, three and four, lOd, 1/6, 2/li, 3/- sale prices. These are good.—The Household Stores, e.n. HiEA Sets containing 21 pieces. Only 20/- and 37/0 sale prices. Very choice designs.—At the" Household Stores e.n. Dixie Runner—3d inches' wide, 5/- a yard sale price. See these at the Household Stores. e.n. gPECIAL line of Fire Sareera just opened, 5/11, 6/-, 8/6, 10/6 and 13/6 sale prices.—Recommended. The Household .Stores. e u - T\ON'T miss the Japanese Cups and Saucers, breakfast size, 2/9; Sweet Dishes, 1/0; Salts, 6d; Fruit Dishes, 0/6 and 8/G; 3-piece Tea Set, very pretty, J2/6. These are in brown and gold; also autumn tint. Tea Sets in brown and gold, 21 pieces, for 29/6. —The Household Stores, Liardet Street. Ail these at 10 per cent, discount during sale. e.n. Fruit!! Fruit!!! You can depend upon getting only the very best, always sound and cheap, at Woollett's, Quality Fruiterer, Devon St. e.e. 1 aceTnd Insertion, very choice. Liack* color-a-brodcr, also full range of other colors at Thompson's, Devon Street. e.n. jMTECHANICAL Trains, several sizes; Willow Baskets, all sizes; at Thompson's, Devon Street Central. e.n. ' UNMETAL handbag tops at 2/6 each, • nice line. Also humming tops for i the Kiddies, Real hummers at Thomp | son's, Devon Street. e.n 1 ULL r GTK(J-PL ATED Goods, Table CutI lery, etc., at Arnold and Co.'s, Carj tert Buildings, New Plymouth. e.n. ! toU'MER" Coolers'; " "MeaF'SafilTT'iy ! Traps and Fly Catchers, at Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings. ! OIRD Cages, Wire Nursery Guards, etc., t at Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings, New Plymouth. e.n Hose, Spray Pumps, Watering Cans, etc., at Arnold and Co.'s, Carter's Buildings. SHORT ENDS of good Linoleum, ' 2 yards wide, !)/- per yard, at the Red Post, Stocktaking Sale. c.p ALL Linoleum of lengths less than 7 yards 9/- per yard at the Red Post Sale. c.p. ES, 1/0 yard, at the Red Post Sale. Cheaper than calico. c.p. of all descriptions at the Red Tost Sale, -id yard. c.p. ALL Carpet Squares subject to lOper cert, discount at the lied Post Sale. WANTED.—if you want; a new Coat, Costume or Hat for the Show call at Ambury's, Ltd. b.y. 117 AN TED—Ambury's liave opened Autumn Ready-to-wear Hats, Knitted Woollen Golfers, Raincoats, and FurColUved Blanket Coats. b.y. llf ANTED.—Special display of Silk Finished Velveteens—"The Elite," "The Melba," blacks and all colors at Ambury's b.y. ANT 151) Special, display of New Fashionable Furs for autumn and winter now showing at Ambury's. b.y. 1^/ ANTED, Known—That W. Saxon Jones, D.StO.A. by exam., Consulting Optieian, Hawera, visits Stratford every Tuesdu_\vand may be consulted at jS. fiiwuds', Chemist, from 1 fl.m. to 5.