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Taranaki Daily News, 27 June 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE THEATRE. Also TO-MORROW NIGHT. Two Concerts only by the most delightful Musical Comedy Company that has ever toured the Dominion. THE KENNEDY COMPANY A brilliant company of talented entertainers; who will delight you with high-class musical numbers and convulse you with humorous contributions. A Delightful Mixture of Classic and Popular Items. The Artists include' J£EITH |£ENNEDY, The Young Violin Virtuoso, who will play a selection of worldfamous concert solos and several of his own brilliant compositions. Supporting Artists: AD. CREE JENNIE CREE The renowned comedy pair in a delightfully humorous offering. BRONWEN FAIRHALL (Soprano) MIMMIE BOAID.JIEFF (Balladist) MDME. BERTHA KENNEDY (Accompanist). Prices: 3s and 2s (plus tax). Plan at Collier's. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON ' UOAi, TRADE . COMMITTEE. (Constituted under the Coal Trade Regulations, 1917.) SHORTAGE OF COAL. TTOUSEHOLDERS are hereby notißed *"*• that the STRICTEST ECONOMY must be observed in the CONSUMPTION OF COAL, owing to.the acute shortage of supplies. HOARDING OF COAL is a PUNISHABLE OFFENCE under the Regulations, and any cases of the kind will be severely dealt with. HOUSEHOLDERS are therefore WARNED against accumulating stocks of coal by obtaining supplies from different merchants, as this may involve them in a Breach of the Regulations. ALL CONSUMERS are earnestly appealed to to RESERVE their coal supplies for cooking purposes only. For Open Fires only wood and coke should be used. The coai shortage is sjo serious that unless this is done much hardship is bound to ensue. ' ■ i ROY S. JOHNSTON, Secretary. ]}; L ANTING . REASON. FRUIT TREES, SHELTER TREES AND HEDGE PLANTS. Fine stock of well-grown, hardy trees, comprising: Apples, Pears, Plums, Pines, Lawsoniana, Elaegnus, Ake Ake, Escallonia, Barberry, etc. Choice Shrubs: Daphne, Boronia, Cag mellias, Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Retinospora, etc. A few lines of large trees for planting () up waste lands and hillsides. Special price upon application. ,_. Catalogues free upon application. 5 J)UNCAN & J)AVIES, , WESTOWN, NEW PLYMOUTH. 1 Town Depot: City Fruit and Flower) I Co., Devon Street, New Plymouth. kets just opened; quantity limited. tuijK.■&, wgiewood.—A line of Girls' Felt Hats,' various colors, to fit girls from 10 \ years of. age to 16. Price, fis lid. These are well worth 10s Cd. jjunuiKis, ingiewood.—More LVrk Grey Plaiding Dress Flannel, just to hand; all wool; same line we always . keep; price 4/6 per yard. If you require t any call at once. Quantitv limited. (WTIER'S, Inglewood, for Horrockses' White and Striped Flannelettes; full width, plain or twill, prices 2/3, 2/0 and '2/11 per yard. We have other outside makes from Is per yard, but we do not g recommend these for hard wear. We d know from long experience that it pays to buy Horrockses', the world's best. . mg'ewooa.—We still havo n a fine stock of Roslyn Underwear t of all descriptions; also Roslyn Dress ' Tweeds. We have yet to receive our ■first complaint about these goods. \J uigitwooa—-aaotner shipment of Grey Ail-Wool Jerseys to hand, polo collar; sizes 18 to 30-inch. )d This line is scarce, so call early if you require them. Girls' Woven Night Gowns; also Girls' Natural A!l-Wool Woven Combinations; various sizes. Mjju i >j]giewood, tor Children's Natural Woven Pyjama Suits; prices '5/8, 5/I], 6/G and 6/11. ' bn ties of securing just the right goods . for the winter trade have never been greater. We would urge our customers to buy early, as we hold many scarce j. lines.- Instead of prices coming lower they are still hardening. DAIRY HERD FOR SALE. pOR SALE—3* good-dairy cow«—Ap«. . ■£.:;(*, KN3GHT f Jggsßeach. Street, v %w ; Plymouth*