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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXV, Issue 183, 17 August 1903, Page 3

• ■' E . A..0. j I o..'!'. Lamp iSrckeb, bet vecn Fitzroy LJ and Town.- Fn . <-r rewarded on reluming to M. Jonkb, Criterion Stables. STRAYED. —Dark t rown gelding Pony, with saddle, bridle aDd stable rug on. If seen kindly icform Dr. H jmh. WANTED. —A Willing Youth for fsim work, muss be able to milk and plough; go 'd wageg wd a comfortable borne; references i.squired. Apply W Bobthwiok, Egmont-road, Hillsborough, THU Star Juniors will wind-up their weekly Dances witha Social on TUKB- - NIGHT. Admission: Gets, 2s; . Ladies to pi ovide supper. By invitation i only. WANTED TO LIT, ROOMS partly famished, suitable for batchelors. Apply MYNOTT'S Registry Office, 20 Carrie-street. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD PRINCIPLES OF PLUMBING. CLASS Meets every MONDAY, In the Board Room. Devon-streeti, frcm 7 p.m. 'to 9 p.m., commencing on MONDAY, 17th of August Vee fjr 18 weeks' instruction, 17s 6d. Intending students mast apply to P. S. WHITOOVIBB, Secretary, NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS. OWING to damage done by Does, Poison will be laid in the Hospital Groutds. G. TISOH, Chairman Ho-pita! Board. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. f PEN DEES are invited and will be re- * ceived by the undersigned up to noon on THURSDAY, 20th inst., for the followiog works: 1. Forming and Grading Gaine-street 2. Cut,tin.: Fcrze at the Abattoir Keuerve, Fiizroy (in small contracts) Plans and applications may be seen at the offices of the Borough Engineer, If, T. BELLMNGEK, 18 Town Cler!t. AS A GOING CONCERN. OR SALE—'Japital Farm, 480 acres; -L Ting fenced, pu>iri po&fcs; sub-divided; 300 in gras ; 6 stall stable and loft, milking shed (12 bails, concrete .floor), buggy and implement shed ; dwelling hou-e 9 rooms, water laid on; cottage, 3 rooms; all buildings new and well-finished ; 1J miles fiora coach road and butter-factory; together with 40 cows, 9 horses, 2 bnggies, spring cart, windmill and tanks, roller, drill, disc and tine harrows, dairy utensils; also household furniture and effects. JORDAN 4 SON, Surveyors and land Agents, 3 1017 Tauran a. LOCAL BILL. NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to introduce a Bill at the present session of Parliament, the short title whereof is "The Taranaki School Commissioners and Borough Exchange Act, 1903." The objects which the Bill is intended to effeot are 1. To enable an exohange to be eflected between the School Commissions for the Taranaki Provincial Distriot and the New Plymouth Borough and the Crown. Wherebythelands described in the first Schedule Bhall, subject to any existing leases be vested in the Borough of New f lymouth for Recreation purposes, and the lands described in the School Schedule be vested in the School' Commissioners. . 2. To enable the Burough Council 1 to expend moneys in obtaining , surrenders of existing leases. , FIRST SCHEDULE. j All those pieces of paroels of land containing together by admeasurement 18 >. 3p. 36p, more or less, being sections numbered three hundred and thirty-two, three hundred and thirty three, three hundred and thirty four, three hundred and fifty eight, three hundred and fifty nine, three hundred and sixty three hundred and eighty four to three hnndred and ninety one, both inclusive, four hundred and ten, to four hundred and seventeen, both inclusive, four hundred and thirty six to four hundred and forty three, both in olusive, and four hundred and sixty-two to four hundred and sixty nine, both inclusive, all on the plan of the Town of New Plymouth, and Section T, on the plan of the Town Belt of New Plymouth. SECOND SCHEDULE, Firstly, all those pieces of land containing by admeasurement two roods two perches, more or less, being sections num- •! bered nine hundred and ninety eight and I nine hundred and uino'y nine on the plan i of'he 'l'dwn of New Plymouth, j Secondly, all those pieces of land con* tainimng by admeasurement 3* 2r. 20p, more or less, being sections numbered one thousand to one thousand and five, both inclusive, and one thousand and fourteen to one thoueaud and twenty one. both inclusive, on the plan of the Town of New Plymouth. A copy of the Bill has been deposited in the Magiftrate's Court at New Plymouth, together with plans showing the lands affeoted, and is open to publio inspection. |, Dated 6th day of August, 1903. | GOVETT & QTJILLIAM, Solicitors for the New Plyi 71417 mouth ilorough Council. VOGELTOWN 'BUS SERVICE. (Tentative airangment. Leave Coffee Palace, Leave Yogeltown 7 a.m. 7 30 a.m. 8 , 8.30 ~ 10 „ 10.30 „ 12 „ 12.40 p.m 1 p.m, 1.40 „ 2.Sa „ 3.0 , 3.30 „ 4.0 ,i 5.0 „ 8.30 6 „ 6.30 , SATURDAYS. 6 „ 0 p.m. 7. p.m. 10 „ '9-30 „ 10 30 IMPERIAL CALF FOOD Lavqdown & Son, Chriatcburch. Testimonials. [Extract from the Wyndham Herald, June Utb, 1901.] 'i T\/ff B JOHN MoBIOAN, of Seaward Downs i I*l yesterday told us of a SKlisfactor; 1 " [experience he has had in rearing caive with artificial food !! ■ raised twenty calve 16 ■on ' Imperial" Calf Food, and at the sam ly time hai others which he fed with nei 8 " milk. Tlie former did quite as well as th latter, and (when sold live months old J 8 re-lised top market values. tle i Mat-iu a Island, January' 24th, l!)0l.- " Messrs Langdown & ~>on, Christchurch.Bt Dear Sirs, —Ke Oalf Foo purebred froi 3 > y OU j may say that I was well pleased wit y- it, as mi calves did very well while fa. with it, and I consider it very satisfactory 5n an economical Oalf Food.—Yours faithfull; s T, W. Foster. 'j BURGESS, FRASER & 00. / W Agents, Xaraaalsi,