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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 103, 2 May 1902, Page 3

ITS remarkable emollient, cleansing, and purifying properties, clc* **ivod from Cuticuua, tho great rtkiu cure, warrant tho use of Guticuka Soap, in the form o I'baths for annoy, ing irritations, inflammations, ami dialings, for too lree or offensive perspira* tion, ami also in the form of internal washes and eoluRons for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily SDggest them*elvet> to women, and especially to mothers. The iwe of Cuticuua Ointment with Cuticuka Soap will suggest itself la the severer cases. Sold by all Colonial Chcmiote. Pottbr Dnuoft Oukm. Corp., Sole Props., Boston, tJ. S. A. ! —Goad Bricklayers. Apply * G. Olipf, Excelsior Timber Yard. WAN ED KNOWN—Good accoromodation for a few Uentleinen Boarders, Ten minutes walk from railway station.— Apply at this office. < a 3 | 11TANTED - Woman to clean office and TV attend to laundry. Apply Millie & Cleveland, Dental burgeons, New Plymouth. TWO LASC DAYS, FIIIDAY AND SATURDAY, 2XD AND SiiD MAY. EX TEN'S of great uniesarvei auction sale of DIUPERY, CLOTHING, ETC., ETC., >ll Devon-street. Commencing each day at ! .HO G. FA Kid, A uctioneer.

WANGANUI PATENT DYE AND CLEANING WORKS. DYERS of all kinds of Ladies and Gentlemen's Gorments; also Wool, Cotcon, Silk, and Mixed Material'). All our Blue Blacks, and Jel iJlucks, and also all our other shades are ? AST and will stand washing. Warranted not to run when wet. All goods are well cleaned before being dye"i. t, Feathers cleaned, dyed iu all shad and well curled. Garments are &lso cleaned by onr French Process, which prevents them 10rn shrinking. N.B.—All correspondence promptly attended to. ' v ot 'addr ss—Ppp-i ite W p'eyan Ohurcu, Victoria avenue. *>leph n>. int. o. iiuoKAmdahl, Marager.

THE EDUCATION I3OAKD OF THE DIaTRIU'I OFTAHANAKI. JT is hereby publicly notified that AliTHi'R Mohton has been elected a member of the Education Beard for the - ducation I'istrict ol 'J ara '.aki. The number of valid votes recorded for ach candidate: w:.s : Slwim, Jaoitf.4 Jok*n ... ... 60 Halcombm, Arthur Herbert ... 2fi Mouton, Anhur 84 M xvvkll, David 35 Sawle, Jame.l Wrighv.. ... 27 The total numoor ot votes recorded was 232. ihe total number ot voles rejected as informal was 11. P if. WHII'COMBK, Returning Uilicer. New Plymouth, May Ist, 1902. 'I w8

TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD APPLICATIONS will i>? received at the Education Office. New Plymouth, until MONDAY, May 261 hj, 1902, for the following appointments:— Kaiau-ii—'Teacher. Present i alary, Male £l5B, Female £146 10s. Residence. Tututawa - Teacher. Present s ilary, £92. Uesidence. i/ruti—Teachtr. Present salary, £B4. No residence Toko Road, Aided School—Female Teacher. Present salary about £SO. Board tnd lodging found. Application forma may be obtained by applying to the Kdnc'itijn Office. Applicants are requested to forward a medical certificate. P. b. WHITOOMBE, Secretary. Education Office, April 28th, 190:! 2dw3

E. HglililL R. "THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF LAND AOT AMENDMENT ACT, 1900." IT is hereby notified that the District Valuation Rolls for the districts mentioned in thi Schedule hereunder will be open for public inspection at the respective places naaied in the Schedule, from the first day of May until the eighth day of May, 1902, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. JOHN McGOWAN, Valuer General, Valuation Department, Wellington, 30th April, 1902. SCHEDULE. Name of District,— I Piace of Deposit,— Bo'ough of New Plvmouik The Office of the I New Plymouth Hari bour B a"'i, Ne«' | Plymouth. WAITaRA WE-T, NO. 11 ROAD BOARD. TTTHEREA.S cpJ.y two nominations were Y» received f>r the vacarcits on the above Board, an<l two being the number re- , quired. I tlie-»fore declare Hbnry Old and IGkorg.' Vauisie 'J atk to be duly elected | members. W. B. FUSSELL, ' Returning Officer. l'lie annual meeting of Ratepayers will be held i^ l the Hall on WEDNES- , DAY, May 7th, 1902, a' 2 p.m. ! T. WESTERN, 12 Chairman. ) ! TARANAKI MUSEUM. ' rSPHtC Museum will be opened to the public . t on TKUKSDAY '>,,,1 SATURDAYS afternoou t.vw V.M) V. -I KC p.m. v.\ a. ivPiKCEit, : c Hon. Sec.

SHOOTING S BASSOS, 1902. Sportsmen are hereby warned t< at, the 'aw pr«U!i!s the shooting oi ' Native and Imported Girne until fcbe seasoii ■opens 011 the Ist MiY. : D. McALLUM. LAND TKfVNSFKK AO C NOTICES. [(VICE if lie.-cliy L'ivcn that the several parcels o f lai'd here;natter described ;:N . will ob bionsht '.sfctloir tin; provisions of " The < Land Transfer Act, ISHu, 1 ' unless caveat bu , •w'.jr.-a' forMiMI t<» l!iu Jane within on« • mouth f-otr, (V -'at*, c" Omrltc containinj this notify: t)!7 .Tsr'ii.'s Phincas Clifford. p'srt of Nir.t.ive }ti;s'-r l .'e 7, I'il.zmy District, 1, 3<i aoier sf rood." iiiid 16 perches. 1! Occupied by applicant. t' Diagrams may b-i insuuoted at this office. > Plan lUI- - this 2S(h day of April, 1902, at Vuc l.iv'.ti's Kegiif.v Kfw Plymouth. H. Tj. IST Ain f*'ORD, 2 District Jn r.d Registrar.