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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 118, 10 June 1901, Page 3

LEASE OF TOLL GATE. J 1 KITTEN TENDERS will be received V at the Taranaki County Office, New riymou:h, until U a.m. on MONDAY, 17th June, 1901, for right to COLLKOT TOLL at Mountain Koad Gate, north of Inglewood township, for period Ist July, 1901, to 31st March, 1902. Rent pa) able Eonthly, and two approved sureties to be furnished. j Fuitber particulars on application at] County Office. i H. OKKY, | Ohai-man Taranaki j w8 dlO County Council.' CARTING METAL CONTRACTS,!

7 KITTEN TENDERS (ou form sup. r plied) trill ba received at the Taranaki Couuty Office, New Plymouth, until il a.m. on MuND-iY, 10th June, fo.- delivering BKtKEN Ma'J'AL lrom h aps on Ouunty Koad in j Idoa Hiding, in seven separate contracts' (1 Tariki Koad, 2 Mountain Kuad, aiad 4 Junction Koad We t.) Also for contract supply of 100 yards BOULDKII SI'ONK ou Junction East (from end of p esent metalling cont acts eastward as far as Bwantou's Flat.) Specifications may be seen at the County Office, and full information en application to J. P. Kennedy, County foreman, Inglewood. H. OKEY, d 10 w8 15 Chairman.

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of 1 and hert matter described will be brought under the provisions! of " The Land Transfer Act, 3885," unless caveat be lodged foibidding the within one mojth from the date of Gazette cuEtaiuing this notice. 880 David Arthur Lealand, part of Sec ion 90, Kitzroy, 1 acre 32 roods and 5 perches. tccupied by applicant. Diagrams may te inspected at this office Plan 1652.

Dst.cithis 7th day of June, 1901, at the Lauds Hegi try Office, New Plymouth. E. Li STANFOBD, 11. District Laud Registrar. NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE TO CLIENTS. IHIS is to notify our Policyholders o£ Bmplojcra' Liability A'tt or Joint Policies, tbat they will be held covered under the Workers' Compensation for Accidents Act IUOO, pending re ar justmenf. Copies of the Act can be had gratis (n application at ihe Company's Office, Brougham street. W. J. SHAW, tc District Manager.

T. JR. HODDER BEGS to announce that be has purchased the old-established Business of Mr. Gilmour, Bookseller, Stationer, aud Mews Venaor.ard lespectfully soli>tsa thare of t&a patronage of the inhabitants ot Ntw Plymouth and surrounding districts. T.R H.'S intention is to keep a tnoiough atsortnient of PLAIN, FANCY, COMMEROIAZ, and LAW STATIONERY and np-to-'ate BOOKS oft h- hi.'lust character, I'eriodi! al ana Newspapers, School Books and requisite?. As T.B.H. hss a London Agent he is in the favourable position of imporlii g on the very beat term".

NORTHERN S.S, COMPANY, LIMITED. ROYAL VISIT, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS V* B.s Ngapuhi cannot receive CARGO for shipment to Auckland I'o-DAY. W. D. WEBSTER. />g->.nt.

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. DUKE OF YORK'S VISIT TO WELLINGTON. k3 by S.S. Takapuna, sailing from Breakwater at noon on FRIDAY, 14th June, for Wellington, available for 14 days from date of it sue. Fabes : Saloon Return ... £1 17a Od Steerage, Return ... £1 7a 01 Early application for Tickets is necessary, in order to secure births. A. 0. WALKER, Branch Manager. ABATTOIRS PETITION. TT not Ling to do wi h the petition now in circulation re the above. Fi om our knowledge of the existing slaughter-houses, none of them poss ss the qualifications that arc necessary f r abat'oirs in accordance with the Act. Thefefoie new up-to-date buildings must be erected .ar.d, as the Borough Council t ave full charge of them, also better edvantages of obtaining monev at a less rate of in'erest than private individuals, we con sider it is their duty to erect abattoirs, with chill ng room, boihi g d >wn, and manure w rks complete, ard not the work for privat" capitalists. By tVe Council erecting the abattoirs everything will be done under one management and one in=p cfcrr.and the burgesses will have nothing to fear in V c way of an extra rate, as they will be s' If supp rting by utilising the whole oE the 1 yopro ucts. It has (.ugges'ed tlat i ch exist'ng s'aughterhous9 might be Item e ', but that wouM mean an inspector fore:.w> slaughterhouse at a salary of £.OO par yu r, as provided by the regulations, which would piactically mean crushing the small butchers, as they could not afford to p*y thit and their rtnts as well. Hoping ihe Council wi 1 comply with ihe Act and ereit ur-to-c ate works, wh ; ch will be better for all conc.ri,ed. We are, Yours respectfully, tc SOLE BROTHER?.

TRESPASS NOTICE. > Property of the undersigned will be P'osecuted, aid TAKE NOTICE That Poison will be laid on the several pro perties mentioned :—Wm. Paynter, A. Mcintosh, J. 0. Mottrom, Heslop Barnitt, Humphries and Sons, Hospital ltoad, Hole Brothers, Avenue Road, New Plymouth. ttsCIV EDUCATIONAL. >VENING CLASSES for Matriculation ~\i Medisal Preliminary, Junior and Senior Civil Service and Barristers' and Solicitors' General Knowledge Examinations; also, Shorthand, Book-keeping, etc.; held by Mr. 0. M. Townsend, 8.A., and Mr. H. H. Ward, of the High School. Apply, to H. H. WAED.

FOR SALE. CHATSWORTH HOUSTS Al'otment 679, Powderham-stree*, New Plymouth, 1 rood 3 parches, with Boarding House pontaining 19 rooms, bathroom and pantry, with outbuildings; gas and water laid on. To be sold as a going concern, with furniture and effects. Apply to E. CLINTON HUGHES, or MRS. KATE DOUGLASS. d10w8J522

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