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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 15, 19 January 1904, Page 3

TAUAXAKI I.AWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. fjth Champions hii^** 1 MEETING AT THE N.P.L.T. CLMI'S CoUKTH, Vivianstroot. THURSDAY AM) FHIDAY, 21st & 22jh1 January, 1901. Players from all parts of the colony will compete*, iivdwlmff theN.Z. Champions, i\HSS NUNNELFA" and JUI{ 11. A. I'AIiKUR. Admission eiuvh (lay Is. Afternooin tea free from p.m. each, day. E. (!IIIFFITHS, 11 mi. Sec. Stratford Caledonian Society. TIITUI) ANNUA!, CATITERTXH. VICTORIA PARK, JANUARY I'Sth. Admission, !/• 0. (51FFORI1 MOORE, Secretary, Stratford. "SCOTS WIIA HAE." LOOK OUT FOK North Taranaki Caledonian Sports At W'aitaru; Thursday, February 4, 1904. HUGE SPORTS PROGRAMME ! (See Posters). Including linka Competition Poi Dance Compelition iligWuintl Dancing Volunteer Walk Competition Champion Pipe ami Brass Band engaged. Don't Forget ! February 4, 1904. HECTOR A. HOSS, Hon. Secretary.

North Taranaki Rifle Association. SECOND ANNUAL MEETING. Fmnkley llotwl, Now I'lymouth. WKDXKSIIAY AMI THURSDAY Hhl ujkl 4th February, 190-1. Seven MATCHES. Nearly £IOO in prizes. No. £ h 1. 500 and (iOOyuLs'; eMrajice' 2s 16 5 2. sOOyds ; entrainee 2s (>d ... 710 li. you unjd 6<H)y<ls>; entrainee «s -20 0 4. 200, 500 mud GOOyids ; entrance 3s (id * 25 8 5. 700 yds ; eirtramce 2s Od Trophies 6. 200 and 500y.ds ; en-tramce Is 15 10 7. 200, 500 aiwl 000 yds. Teams Match, 5 men ; otil ranee £L p<-i- team Cadets' i\huoh, to )>e iirenl Saturday, February 6," 100 mud 200 yds entrance lfi 5 0 Atliliation Fee, £1 Is. Subscription : iMemibers of AfiUmtt'd Corps or Chubs, 5s ; Non-ufiiliat-ed, 7s ttd* Entries close on Saturday, UOth Januury, tit 10 o'clock jy.m. C. li. 1/EVEft, Secret ary. PIANOFORTE, THEORY. Mrs S. D. Pope, "DALLINGIfOO," C'aurtenay Street. WILL resume tuition on MONDAY, February Ist. Pupils prepared for tlie Musical Examinations. Borough of New Plymouth ABATTOIR BY-LAWS—PUBLIC NOTICE. NOTICE is hereb] given that & special Hooting 01' the New Plymouth Borough Council will be held in the Council Cminibers, King Street, New I'lymouth, on the Ijth tiny of February, 1904, at 7.80 p.m., !or the purpose of confirming! a resolution passed by the Council on tlie 11th day of January, 1904, ordaining unil making ' The Abattoir liy-law*" fin- the Borough of New Plymouth, such by-laws to come into operation and force on the 24th day of 'February, 1904, and also that the objects of such bv-luws are (a) Appointment of manager and detailing his duties. (b) The restricting of visitors to the Abattoir. (c) As to the slaughtering and dressing of stock. (d) As to the removal of offal. (e) Appointing hours for removal of incut, &c. (f) As to carts or vehicles removing meat being clean. <K) providing penalties. A copy of the proposed by-laws is deposited at the Ollice of the Borough Council, King Street, New I'lymouth, and is open to the inspection of the public during oflice hours, Irom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 i).in. to 4 |».m. on all week days except Thursdays, and from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Thursdays, and w ill remain thero open to inspection until alter the said 15th day of JVb-l-uary, 1904, 1904. Dated this l*th day of January. 1901 F. T. BELLUINGER, Town Clerk.

GIVING UP BUSINESS LAST FEW DAYS OP THIS SALE. Special Concessions. E. T. PETTY, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. HAS DEC'[PEP for a few days only to reduce his large Stock, having limtlo ui-rumgoiiionts for the disposal of his liusinvKS, at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. THE STOCK is undoubtedly the Largest in New Plymouth, and comprises FURNITURE, BEDDJNO, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, CROCKERY. CALL and see for yourselves, and prove Ihnt we tire offering Bargains tlmt have never before been heard of iu Taianaki,