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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 50, 15 March 1901, Page 3

Extract from the New Zealand Time January 22,1901. EXTENSIVE IMPORTATIONS. 300,0001b TEA. Few peeple ever stop to think, when ; men ;ui ing out a teaspoonful or when - baying a pound of tea, of the enormou- ■ quantity required to supply the people of New Zealaad. A visit to the wharf , during the past month would have been • an eye-opener. ; Nelson, Moate and Co., Limited, re- ' eeive shipments of tea by almost every steamer from Ceylon and India throughout the year, and have landed, during the last three woeks aIoDP, the huge amount of 300,000 pounds which if enough tea to provido every mar, woman and child in New Zealand with 34 cups eich of strong tea. Nelson, Moate and Co., Limited, are the leading tea merchants in the Australasian colonies, a position whicl> they have gained solely by giving the public a rea ! ly good article. s tim ss 188& c lj "®Bc COLDS.®' SOLD BY CHEMISTS AND STOKES. PBBPABBD BY A. E. SYKES, CaiMIST, Op osite Theatre, New Plymouth. THEATRE ROYAL. SOCIAL in aid of the Convent Funds . wll be held on the 18th March, 1901 Tickets:—Gents., ? s 6d Ladies, Is 6d. J8 NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. THE Excelsior Joinery Works have been REMOVKD to new premises next th« Presbyterian Church, Devon-atreet East. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH THE ANNUAL INSPECTION of Vehicles, Harness, &c, will be made prior to the issue of licenses for the year 1901-2, on FRIDAY, the loth instant. The Inspector will make his inspection between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 noon. C. E. BELLRINGER, 13 13 Tow-i Clerk. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. \ HpHE District Electors' List for the Borough JL of New Piymouth, Central, Eastern, 1 and Western Warln, are OPKN FOR IN- I SPJtOTION at the Town Clerk's Office, 'J own i Hall, King-street, during office hours. ; Names will be placed on the Suoplemen- i tary Roll up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th April, 1901. ( . O. E. BELLRINGER, * Town Clerk s Borongh Offices, 6th March, 1901. ' BOROUGH ELECTIONS. \ TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN o Signing tbe Requisition asking me to I Contest the Election of Councillors for ; the Eastern Ward. J A DIES AND GENTLEMEN.—Having IJ carefully considered the representations of the deputation that waited upon me and the request made by you, I have decided once more to phce my servicps at the disposal of the Electors of the Eastern VYa-d. •> My intention was to have retired from municipal politics altogether after another year. In addition to the four years I occupied the Mayoral chair, T have, n arly lifteeti years, had the honor of being your rtpreseutative, having been s-o long the recipient of your confidence I havo yielded to the generally express i wish and will, therefore, not conte-t the Mayoralty, but liccine, instead, a candidate for tho Easte r n 1 Ward. Yours faithfully, 1 18 JAMKS BBLLRTNGER. TUESDAY, 19th MARCH. J NEWTON KING has received instruc- 1 tionj from Mr. Wm. Courtney, who is s leaving shortly for Eogland, to sell by auction on the above date, — Tbe following well situated Properties, i each having a very low upset,— Mr. Woodhouse's late 10-rooEi Residence, in good order, a<id with full £- acre. Up-et, only £400; £3OO to remain at 5 per cent. Bection in Gill-street, with old stable adjoining above. Upset, £100; £75 to remain at 5 per cent. § Section adjoining &bove. £95 ;75 to remain at 5 per cent. 4 Beautiful in Molesworth- . street, at £7O each ; £SO on each can remain at 5 per cent. ! 2 Ohoice Corner Sections in Hobson- j • street, Mrs. Shuttleworth's residence; £IOO can re- ■ main on each at 5 par cent. ' The amounts that can be left on mortgage ' at 5 per cent, proves the confidence the mortgagee has in tbe value of the different ) lots. , A free express will leave the mart at 5.5 1 p.m. sharp. I S»le at 5.15 o'clock. • Department o! Line's and Survey, I New Plymouth, llth 1 "" \*7 KITTEN T'fNDWRS will b- receive ** at this Office till noon of FRIPAY, '.:i'nd inst., for the following contracts : Contract No. 259.—Upper Egaiont Road--40 chains Tray Road. Cont'act No. 305.—Bertrand Road, Xikorargi, 4G35 chains Pray Road. Plans andspeciticiticns for Upper Ti'gmcmt R >ad may he seen at Post Offices, Stratford *nd Inglewood, and at this office ; and for the Bfjtvand Road, at Post Offio.es lucrle.. wool and Waitarn, and at this office. " Tenders, accompanied by deposits and marked on outside " Tender for Roiidwork " to be addressed to the undersigned. JOHN STRAUCHON, 15 Chief Surveyor TARANAKI MUSEUM. THE following members of the Committee of Management are authorised to RECEIVE EXHIBITS and to issue receipts: His Worship the Mayor, Messrs. R. Bavley. W. 11. Skinner, W. L. Newman, W. E. Sp?ncer, nnd also Mr. O. E. Bellringer, Town Clerk. As ihe Committee desires to open the Museum at ao early date, those to mike donations of exhibits, aitber as gift or loan, arc requested to do so as soou as convenient. W. E, SPENCER, l y Hon Sec. CHILBLAINS make children cross and ill. Apply Loasby'a Koolibab Before i j they break, aid uoto tha aawsßo— jnstunt: