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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 3 April 1907, Page 3

A SITCISNSI'VI. SI-PAIiATUIi. At (lie Agrirulfm-Pl Slimv of (lr Deutsche l.'.imlu'ir.-i-lwi'U.-C.ossi'llsd::;]'; iii'ld ul l.erlin hi.si Millie, tie 1 UK'inlii l !'' "f I Ik- .iuiT. Shx :s. Dr. MnrCinv, l'i Xm-lihwli. anil I'n.f. Or. Vieth. Y.wmsed that, t inil, tin-' li iiti,. Power Cream Separators deserved should lit- ti-sled tit (lu. (liivcnniicin Dairy Institute at llninelii. umiev tin supervision ul' I),. Yietll. T | l( , U( . jmls have now 1n..,.11 cm,pi, .(1,1. lusted three liioudi-;, aiul mi tucouul o! the excellent results obtained, all m.i ehines liavi* lieou awarded Ihe Society's Diploma of Honor and (Ireat limine Medal. This award lias onlv been made "11 three previous neaesimis sinee 1887, Agents: 11. iUaelCwau and Co., Lid I'&muul .street, New I'lyniouth.-Advl.''

THE FREEHOLD: IS IT WORTH HAVING? THE FARMERS UNION will hold a PUBLIC MEETING AT NEW PLYMOUTH ON TEDNESDAY NEXT, April 3rd, f 1 at 8 p.m., When au address will be given by W. B. MATHESON, a farmer for twenty-throe years, who will reply to Dr. Findiay. If you value the future for your children you should not miss this "isTECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS of the City and Guilds of London Institute, and SCIENCE AND ART EXAMINATIONS of the Board of Education, IMAGINATIONS on behalf of the J above bodies will bo conducted by the Education Department at various centres about Mayjaud June next respectively. Forms of application to be examined may be obtained on application to the authorities of the local technical or art classes or schools, or from the Secretary (or Education, Wellington. The date by which applications to be examined must lvmili Ihe Education De partment are for the City and Guilds examinations 19th April or with late fee 26th April, and for the South Kensington examinations lllh May, or with late fee, Soth May, E 0. GIBBS, Secretary for Education. Wellington, 25th March, 1907.

TUKAPA FOOTBALL CLUB. rHK Annual General Meeting of tlio Tuktipa Football Club will be held t the Council Chambers THIS (WedBusiness—The adoption of report and balance-sheet, election of officers, and general. F. \FOVEKLHY, Hon. Sec., Tukapa E.G. TARANAKt EDUCATION BOAXiD TO BUILDERS. rffIESDERS will lie received at mv A otlice on FJIIDAY, 12th inst„ tor The erection of additions to the West End School. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAS. SAJSTEKSON, Architect. King's Buildings, Brougham Street, 2nd April, H!u7.

RESIDENTS OF ' TARANAKI should remove all doubt regarding tlic state of their eyes by (-ailing on JNO. L. NICOL, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, WHO MMESE.Yi's Mr. Samuel Barry, of Auckland, and may I)? consulted in PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY BARRETT, PhOTOGIiAPHER, DEVON STREET (opposite Egmont Street), NEW PLYMOUTH. Mr Nicol wiUbe here from TO-DAY TILL WEDNESDAY, 10th April. NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL & CONTINUATION CLASSES will be held at the Central \J School, eonnneucing J'-ONDAY, Sth April, at 7.15 p.m., in the following subjects ; 1. Class preparing for S. VI. 'i. Commercial Arithmetic. 3. English, Junior. 4. English, Senior. 5. Drawing in nil ils branches. 0. Building Construction and Drawing. 1. Mathematics. 8. Plumbing. !). Dressmaking. 10. Shorthand. 11. Book-keeping, 12. Commercial Law. Practical plumbing in Smart's workshop. Dressmaking in Education Board's office. Other classes later on in Technical School. ySllabtis of work and full particular can be obtained at Education Ollire, W. A. BALLANTYNE, Director of Technical Education.

Fu 11. Til ASK (Late manager, lloberts and Stokes), ELECTRICIAN i AND CONTRACTOR, NEW PLY MOUTH. 3EGS to intimate that lie has started J3 business on his own account us a general electrician end contractor, Estimates given for all classes of electrical work-lighting, bells, motor power, etc. Only the bebt material used. Addbess : DEtOIN STREET, New Plymouth