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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8152, 9 July 1906, Page 3

J BARRETT ROAD BOARD. .JOTICE is hereby given that tl I above Board will, at its no: I meeting, to be held on the 3rd day ( August, 1906, in the Ollicc of [tL Board, Brougham Street, New Vb mouth, at 2 p.m., under Section Hi c ihe Road Boards' Aet, 1882, and i ■leoordanec with Seetiou 37 ot the Rai mg Act, issi-t, STRIKE AND LEV: A GENERAL RATE of live-eighth of a penny in the £ on all rateabl property within the Barrett Roa Hoard district, such rate to be for tb year ending 31st day of March, 1!K>! uid will be payable in one instalmc on the Ist day of October, 1906, at tn Office of the clerk, Mr P. C. Mortoi Brougham Street, New Plymoutl where also the Rate-book is now ope for inspection. '' A. GEORGE, Chairman. New Plymouth, ■ 7th July, 1906. EGMONT ROAD BOARD. IypOTICE is hereby given that th i-1 above Board will, at its nex meeting, to be held on the 4th day o August, 11106, in the Office of the Board Brougham Street, New Plymouth, at: p m., under Section 114 of the Roac Boards' Act, 1882, and in accordant with Section 37 of the Rating Aet 1891, STRIKE AND LEVY 1 GENERAL RaTE of a half-penny n f be &on all rateable property withn the Egmont Road Board district, suel rate to be for the year ending 31st dai of March, 1907, and will be payable ii ONE instalment on the first day o October, 1906, at the Office of the Clerk Mr P: C. Morton, Brougham Street New Plymouth, where also the Rate book is now open for inspection. THOMAS HOWE, Chairman. New Plymouth, 7th July, 11)06. TARA.NAKI EDUCATION BOARE ELECTION. EAST WARD SCHOOL COMMITTEES. T ADIES & GENTLEMAN,Some fifteen years ago I advocated Technical Education when standing for a seat on the Board, Four years ago I was handsomely returned on that single plank. I now ask your votes to enable me to realise my aspirations, viz., to place Technical Education within reach of every boy and girl in Taranaki. If elected I shall, as in the past, do my duty without fear or favor, alike towards Parents, Teachers and Pupi s. ,TANE R. DOUGHERTY. INGLEWOOB OIL BORING AND PROSPECTING COMPANY, LTD. "OKOSPECTUSKSof the above may now be obtained from the undersigned. DUNCAN McALLUM, Broker for Taranaki, New Plymouth, Box 82, Telephone 117. Orn PUNCH instantly cures •-L • indigestion. Free from all injurious ingredients. Used in hospitals and recommended ,by the medical profession. Obtainable from all stores. Wholesale agents, L. D. Nathan & Co, WAITARA FREEZING "WORKS CLOSING DOWN. AVINTER RATES. THESE works will close down on or about loth JULY There will be n reduction of three sixteenth of a penny on the usual winter rates for Beef, Mutton and Lamb during the remainder of the season. Intending shippers should book space at once. T. BORTHWICK & SONS. (Australasia) Ltd. APPLICATIONS FOR FACTORY MANAGER, milE Bell Block Co-operative Dairy _l_ Co. invites applications for the position of Factory Manager. Applications, stating salary required, clos« with the undersigned on Monday, July 16th, at 6 p.m. R. PEFI'ERELL, Taranaki PETROLEUM COY, Ltd; THE Directors having decided ti close the Share list on the 2ls inst, intending shareholders shouh make applications without delay. WALTER BEWLEY, Broker.

TAIUNAKI PISTKICT HOSPITAL AND 01IA1UTABLE AID 130A11D. WANTED, a Wardsmau for the New Plymouth Hospital; salary £75 per annum and uniform; references required. Applications close July 11th, I'JOG, at the Board's Office, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. STRAIGHT LEASES. 1 ACHES, 10 miles from i Toko, (500 acres felled and well grassed. Partly fenced. No buildings. Undulating and hilly land, suitable for either sheep or cattle. Will lease for 5 years at 2s (id per acre for first 2 years then 3s (id, uith oi without Purchasing Clause. 200 acres of first-class dairying land. 2 miles from Kapuni. All grassed, fenced and sub-divided. Good dwelling, cowshed, and outbuildings. Least for 7 years at £1 per acre. Write for further particulars. C. E. MAJOK, Land and Estate Airenl, Hawera. WOMEN'S FANCY TEI

EA'ERY woman has a fancy tea, and most women fancy Suralura. There is scarcely a home anywhere in this district where Snratura has not brought delight, and whoever heard of any [complaintsj about this remark, able tea ■ SURATURA TEA la to-day—as it lias been for years—the unmatched standard of 1,-.-! quality. It is fragrant, it is dcli.-ions, il is rich in the iiroi>ci'tics which make ton invigorating. Suralura is pure hill-grown Ceylon lien, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or interior teas. Suralura ~. Quality I/O per 'b. Suralura 1! quality l/t> „ „ Suralura IV quality 'il- ■, „ Suralura X quality 2/4 „ „ SOLI) in' ALLiiIORKKKKI'KItS. NOCIIICACO ABO IT X.ilS SHOP. SCOTT'S POBK BUTCHERY, DEVON STIUiET,