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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 228, 23 October 1903, Page 2

PAKTNEKSHIP NOTICE. WB beg to aotlfy that we have entered 'oto Partnership as from Ist August, as Wngineers and Surveyors, under the style of Siaddeo and Palmer. L 0. SLADDKR. A. H. PALMBN, WAIWAKAIHO BRIDGE DANGEROUS. PUBLIC NOTICE is given that the Waiwakaiho Bridge on Devon Road, about 3 mile-* east of Now Plymouth, is dangwout for heavy traffi:. H OKIY, Gbairmau Taranaki County Uounoll. dw POIU MOTUKOA. T/'KSKHOLD SECTIONS. Puce, £SO £. each. Land Transfer title. CALLAHAN k CM. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINGThe Misses Baker Undertake a':l branches of work in connection with the above. ALL WORK BTRIOTLY IRIVATK. Agents for REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS.

All Typewriter Supplies in gtook. Principals of New Plymouth School Of

Shorthand and Typewriting. Sohool, daily, 10 to 4. Private lessons also given. Address—Oubbih-stbbibt, NbwPiymouth Tele bone, No 297. J.'HE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. (Limited); Established 1837. Incorporatad laßo. Paid up Capital £1,500,000 Reserve Funds 1,000,000 (of which £650,003 invested in Console, £200,000 in Local Loans, and £150,000 in National War Loan, J 900). Together £2,500,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,00u £5,500,000 Branches of this Bank are now open at— NBW PLYMOUTH—Under management of Mr. G. E. Mannering STRATFORD—Under the management of Mr. James Wilson, , WANGANUi—Under the management of Mr. 8. J. Gordon EANNEVJB'KE—Under the management of Mr. A B. Lawrence •, MARTIN BOROUGH—Under management of Mr W. A. Kiely. G. K. TOLHURST, Inspector