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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 71, 17 March 1902, Page 3

W ANTED M.iu to take charge of MUnu facturing Confectionery for ai Auek land house Btate full p >rr,icubrs XY.Z Daily Nkws Office. t' LOST.— Between Waitara and Urenui ot Wednesday last, one heavy Woollen II Rug, black on one side and brown on the other.—Five shillings reward on rcturnini sams'to G H. Stubbs, Waitara, or io M Jones, Criterion Stable, New Plymouth. «< t\ 0 BANDSMEN.—Good Billets found fo: £ Cornet and IV-nor Horn players. - Abplicationa addressed to J.H.O, Whit: Hsrt Hotel. u UGKS § *l\ BY CHJtMISaS AND STOKES PBBPABBD BY E, SYKEB, 0 a E M 1 S T. Opposite Theatre New Plymouth; BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. NOTICE is hereby given that the Bridge over the Henui River, in Devon-street East, will be Cf.OSSI) for repairs from 11 p.m. on SATURDAY, 22nd inst., to 10 a.m. on MONDAY, 21th inst. By order. C E. BELLRINGER, Town Olerk. TO PAINTERS. '» VE N DERS will be received at my Office A up to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, March 21st, for Painting at. the Taranaki Club. The lowe-t or a y tender not necessarll ".ccep'.ed. FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, iv15d!517 Devon-street.

i PPLIOA HON navint: been made to i\ me to register h Transfer of Lease '.Ufi, from .JaMK!» J UDSON to ALEXANDER Ki.l OT'J.\ of M 'n=iia, Poundkeeper, beiog Section 20, B1o:Ie 17, Sections 8 and 18, Block 21, and Sections 3 and 18, Block 25, all in the town of Manaia, aad which land ia contained in Certificates of Title, Vol. 14, Fols. 253, 281, ana 255; and evidence having been lodged of the lo=s of said Lease, I hereby give notice that i will dispense with the p'cluution of the said Lease anfl register the Transfer as requested, unles* caveat be lodged within fourteen days from the date of Gazett.ee containing this notice. Dated at th" > and Regist r y Office, New Plymouth, this 13th day of Wurch, 1002. !!. L. STANFORD, 17 Di trict Latid Registrar.

NEW PLYMOUTH POLICE SERGE AN IV residence. rpEv'DKHS will be receiyed at this otGce J. nn'il noon of WEf)N ICfsDAY. 2nd flay April, 1802, for Frcction of Police Sergeant's Kesidi-n.'e at Now Plymouth. Drawings and specifications may be seen at the Post Offices at New Plymouth, Strat'ovd, and Hawer i, and at this office. 'I he lowest or any teoder net necessarily accepted. G. L. COOK, Resident Engineer. Public Wo'ks Office, Hunlerviil , 10th March, 1902. 12172229 BAND .CONTEST COMMITTEE. ,tsL. mittee a r e requested to be sent in on < r before WBDNESJD *Y, l9th insi. J. 0, MO KEY, Sjsn. 18 Hon. Sec T H A N K IS. rjPHK Band Contest Committee bag to J_ Thank the lollowing Ladies for having s ■ successfully carried through the arrangements ror Aftiiji 'IV a to the visiting Jtianriss cn; a*: d nlso to thank tunse Ladies who so willkgly" to same in money and fishes. Names of ladies who assisted at the Gardec Party to eutertain Visiting Bands: — Mesdames roekrill, K M. Smith, E l . G. Kvans. Copland. Sliiß, McOleland, Taanton, W. Ben- ett, ). Bennett, Hyan, Joseph, W. H. Kisiouer, D. O'Brien, Ha'gh, I'\ Richards, O'Brien, Hawkins, O'Laary, Kates, G. I. Villi, Gfoige Cock, Vascoe ; Misses Htonett, Tostar. Busnortb, Joseph (2). Bobin, Hart, Nichols, Garten, Ellis, Smith, fiyan, McComish, Jiasli. IS

TEACHERS FORcOUTH AFRICA. AT the request of the Secretary of State for the Oolonies, twenty women teachers for Refugee Camps in South Africa will ba selected in this coiony. The engagement will be for one year. The salary offered b £(00 for the year, with the prospect of further empleyment for those teachers who give satisfaction and elect to remain in South h frica. Free rations and accommodation in tike o»mpsare given, and teachers will receive medical attendance free The coat of transit from the place of residence to the place of interview will be paid to thoss candidates selected by the Education Department for inte-view; »nd to the candidates finally selected th-.rn will also te p.id the cost of transit from their homes to the port of embarkation, and secoud class stsamer fares to South Africa. Candidates must be of sound physical constitution. They wilt b« reedicall" examiner! before final selection. Prefer nee will be given to trained women teachers, having, if possible, four or five year's experience of infant worit. Ability to toach singing is an essential qualification, livery application should be addressed to tke Secretary of the Boird o£ Education of the district in. which the candidate lives ; but it is not intended that the appointments fhould be confined to those engaged in public elemenwry schools. Applications, in leach case accompanied by two or three I recent testimonials, and marked " Teacher I for South Africa," should reach the ollices nf the several Bonrds of Education not later <,iian March 27th. Circulars, giving fuller information, and forms of application, may be obtained within the next few days at the offices of the several Kducation Boards.

(Signed; GKOKQ'Ji HOGBBN, \ Secretary for Education. Education Department, Wellington, 13th March, 1902. 19 PUBLIC NOTICE. MR. E. METCALF SMITH, M.H.R., WILT, HOLD an EXHIBITION of the MATJSKIA.L made from the TARANAKIIRONBAND and other local minerals; and will deliver a PUBLIO LECTUKE on his mission to England. All and every information will be given, from the time he left the Colony until his return. He will also give a full explanation of the position, objects, and aim of the New Zealand Mining, Smelting, Manufacturing, and iingineering Company. In the THEATRE ROYAL, ON TUESDAY, MA.ROH 18th. Exhibition will be open from 10 o'clock in the morning until one hour before the lecture. Doors open 7.50 p.m. Lecture ai 8 p.m. sharp. His Worship the Mayer in the chair. Admission—oNß SHILLING, to cover expenses. P. 3 the patronage of the Hon. A. J. Gadman, U.M.G., M.L.O. dw!B MR- H- PHILLIPS HAS COMMENCED PHAOTIOl! iS A SOLICITOR AT EGMONT CHAMBERS (Egmont-streetJ Mew Plymouth,) j6