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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 89, 11 April 1900, Page 3

WHKN YOU FEEL ttUN UOWN, thi ai ) bowels irregular, specks before tht 3 eyes, nervous and irritable, the ap § I petite not too good, an uncomfortA< [able and blown-out feeling aftei 3 meals, your aro bilious and livery, g J LOASBY'S WAHOO soon alters all this. It stimulates the whole system, makes every organ act in unison and perform its natural functions with ease. YOU DONT HAVE TO TAKE A DOZEN M ) bottles, A single dose usually § relieves, and one bottle generally g [cures. It is worth trying. It can W ( be obtained everywhere. S _ p- J Ask for Loasbx's Wahoo. ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. ANNUAL MEETING OF HOUSEHOLDEES, I rPHE Annual Meetings of Householders for I X the election of School Committees will be held in the several School Districts, at the places stated below, on MONDAY, April 23rd, at the hour of 7 p.m., for the purposo of electing duly nominated persons as Members of School Committees for the ensuing year, as provided by Section 5 of " The School Committees Election Act, 1891." The number of persons to be elected for each district is as follows: Pukearuhe, Tongaporutu, Mangorei, Tarata, Huiroa, Carrington Road, Whangamomona, Hurford Koad, Tataraimaka, Waihi, Ratapiko, Uruti, Durham Koad, Pungarebu, Uatau, and Pohokura, each five (5) persons. The election to be held in the respective | schoolhouses. Ngariki, Rowan Road, Mahoe, Opunake, Eltham Road, Oaonui, Rahotu, Okato, Frankley Road, Fitzroy, Bell, Waitara, Tikorangi, Urenui, Lepperton, Huirangi, Kaimata, Tariki Road, Midhirst, Salisbury Road, Stanley Road, Pembroke Road, Toko, Ngaire, Bird Road, Cardiff, Kent Road, Omata, Oakura, Eaiauai, Denbigh Road, Egmont Village, Mangaere, Warea, and Dudley Road, each seven (7) persons. The election to be held in the respective schoolhouses. Kent Road election to be held in the Lower Kent Road Schoolhouse; Bell, in the Bell Block Schoolhouse. New Plymouth, Inglewood, and Stratford, each nine (9) persons. New Plymouth election to be held in the Town Hall, New Plymouth; Inglewood election to be held in the Schoolhouse, Inglewood; Stratford election to be held in the Schoolhouse, Stratford. Nomination of Candidates. Householders of the various School Districts are hereby requested to send in to the Chairman of the School Committee in their District the names of persons, being Resident Householders, nominated by them to serve on the Committee for the ensuing year. The nominations must be in writing, signed by the proposer and candidate, and sent to the Chairman of the School Committee on or before MONDAY, April 16th, 1900, not later than 8 p.m. Nominations may also be made at the Meetings of Householders to bo held on MONDAY, April 23rd, 1900. The first meeting of each of the newlyelected Committees for the appointment of Chairman is hereby convened at the above named places immediately after the elections. By order of the Board. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. Education Office, March 28th, 1900. dG,w7,14 EXTENSION OF TIME. -nHE TIME for receiving Tenders for Mr. Sykbs' Residence has been EXtENDED to Satubday, 21st April, at 1 p.m. FRANK MESSENGER, 11,14 Architect, Devon-street. FREE EXHIBITION of the "ExL celsior' System of Dress-cutting will be open for a few days at the Farmers' Olub Rooms. MISS FORBES has commenced her classes. Early application necessary. WANTED, a TURNOVER Comp. (permanent). State wages. Apply tj Manager, News Office. fT ANTED, 6 acres PLOUGHED at »i once, contract or otherwise. Apply G. Cliff, tc EASTER HOLIDAYS. ~IHE 'WAREHOUSES of [the undersigned J. will be CLOSED from Thubsday, the 12th inst., until Tuesday, the 17th inst. BURGKBS, FRASER, & 00. 9,11 J. H. COOK & CO. DRESS CUTTING AND MAKING GLASSES. NOW OPEN AT THE FARMERS' CLUB ROOMS. EARLY APPLICATION NECESSARY. Technical School, Auckland, 1899. THIS is to certify that Miss E. FORBES has been Instructor of the Dressmaking Olasses at the Auckland Technical School since its establishment in 1895, her system of charts, styled the "Excelsior" System of Dress-cutting, having been taught during the period named. On occasions as many as thirty students rave attended the classes at a time, and the system has received universal commendation. Miss Forbes is now taking advantage of the slack season of the School in order to intracluoe her system ■ of teaching in other parts of New Zealand.! —J, Henby Maokib, Secretary. TTT?T T) I "I There are many readers XXI-AXJX m who have received wondwho have received wonderful assistance from Many of them have been cured after years of suffering when they had I almost given up hope, so many things had ! been tried and found wanting. | There abb numbebs of I Dyspeptics still about. ! They are groping in the dark similar to what you used to do. When you hear of them let them know what LOASBY'S WAHOO has done for you. ■■wsnH^iM You abb Helping Them and you are recompensing us for the good we have done. Most people are doubtful about what they read in advertisements. They wont believe what they read nearly as readily as what a friend or acquaintance tells them. 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