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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 81, 9 April 1904, Page 3

SATURDAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY. (JURAT LIQUIDATION of a French Slock of Extra Oood Quality Men's and Ladies' CLOTHS. I'lircltasi'i-s of u I">k Suil Length receive a trouscr Length free ; of :!5s and upwards, another Suit Length Free. KONIN AND CO., TIIEATHE ROYAL UUILDIEOS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Tuppence Less Now SURATUfIA TEA HOUSEHOLDERS nhould lie Careto SIV I'lllll tllc.Y get. Hit' benclit of tlio remiss-Lin of the tea dnily. Tim pi-ices <*( all grades or 'SUHATUKA have been reduced l>d per lb. There i» no leductioii in weitrht or qualitv, hill irtily in price SCRATUUA is the most perfect lea ob'lainnble in New Zealand, ami is guaranteed pure honest Ceylon tea, nol blended with Indian, Chinn, or any cheap or inferior teas. KETATL I'RH'ES NOW. SURXTIIRA A QUALITY V'iporlli SURATURA VI QUALITY 1/9 per 11) S.URATURA 1) QUALITY 2/- per lb SURATURA X QUALI'TY iV'l per 11) TO THE St. Louis Exhibition. THE CHEAPEST AXD MOST INTERESTING ROUTE Is by the CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE And the CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY. The Magnificent New Twin-sceew Steamer, MANUKA. The Latest Triumph of the Shipbuilder's skill leaves SYDNEY 10th MAY, SUVA 24th MAY. Passengers reach St. Louis at the Most Favourable Time, when all arrangements are completed and the Exhibition is in full swing. Through passengers for Eastern Points in the United States or Canada or for Europe can visit St. Louis en route. ROUND TRIPS through the United States and Canada (including St. Louis), at SI'ECTAL RATES. For (luide Hooks, Maps, and all information apply UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). MEMO FROM JOSEPH T. WHITE,, Good Value Grocer 1 , DEVON STREET. CHAMPION VINEHAR (Draught or ltottlc) COLONIAL YINEOAU At. PICKLINO SPICE ALBERT SARDINES INGLEWOOD 11ACON (Smoked or Uusmoked) AND ALL OTHER (JROCERY, NOTE ADDRESS: GOOD VALUE O'JOt'EliV, DEVON STREET. Telephone No. 92. Gi'ofton Dairy, Omata. u „, .plied Daily With fresh milk, drawn from a splendid herd of cows, passed by the lioverninent Inspectors. Cleanliness in every department. Customers are invited to inspect the farm um! -buildings, recently erected to the satisfaction of the Dairy Inspectors. The favour id your patronage is solicited. Cream supplied to customers. Orders may be left with Messrs Sole Bros., or T. (lamer, South Road. m R. CLEMOW. Tananaki Education Board ELECTION OF SCHOOL COM-

\NNTAL MIOKTINd OF JlOl'SfcHOLDERS. THE Annual Meeting of llousoholders for tho election of School Committees will bw lieiil in live sev-i-ral School Districts, at the places staled below, on MONDAY, April HiHli, at tho hour of 7 p.m., for tho purpose of eluding duly nomimitcd persons as members "f School Committees for the ensuing year, as provided In Section 5 of "The. School Committees Election Act, I8'.)1." The number of persons to be elected for each district is as follows : Denbigh Koad, KHham lioad, lluirangi, lluri'onl Koad, Jluiroa, lvnhui Koad, Mulau, Ngariki. I'llkearuhe, Dembroke Koatf, l'oliokura, l'tirangi, runiwhakau, Raupuha, Rutipiko, 'J'aruta, Tatarainiaka, Tahora, Tututuwu, Tonguporulu, Uruti, Wtiitui, and ttuihi each five (5) persons. The election to bu held in the respective school houses. Awatuna, Hell, Bird Road, Curringlon Komi, Cardiff, Dudley Road, Durham Koad, Egmont Village, Eltham Koad, I'Yankley Koad, Kitzroy, lluiakauia, Kent Road. Kuiiuata, Kniauai. Lincoln, Leppcrton, Maugorei, Mid-hirst, Mnhoc, Norfolk Komi, Ngaiiv, Opiinuke, Oaonui.Oknto, Onkura, Onuila, I'ihamu, l'ungarehu, J'cinbroke Koad, Kowun, Kahotu, Salisbury Koad, Stanley I Itoad, Te Kirj, Tikorangi, Tariki, Toko, l'renui, West hind, Warea, Wailarn, and Whanganiomona, each nig signed l,y the proposer and candidal ~, and sent u> the Chairman of the School Coimnill.ee on or before MONDAY, April IHth, 15)04, not later than S p.m. Nominations may also be made at the Meeting of Householders to be held on MONDAY, April 2fi, 1904. The first meeting of each of the newly-elected Committees for the appointment of Chairmen is hereby convened at the above-named place's immediately oft or tho elections. By order of the Board. P. S. WHITCOMBE, „, Secretary. Education Office, ' March 31st, 1904j