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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 17 August 1907, Page 5

FOOTBALL FOOTBALL t rj-UIiANAKI V JUNIOR Klil'S. WF.STEUX PARK. TO-DAY, SATURDAY, AUGUbT 17' h. Kick-off at 1,15 p.m. Admission, 1/., 1 3?. S&OGfJTiVD, Hon. Sec. FOOTBALL. rgruuNAia v. WESTERN PARK, THURSDAY, AI'GUST 22. Kic'K-oiV at 3 p.m. Admission: OXJ3 SHILLING, r. SKOGLUND, Hon. see. 'J.K.ti. TAKAXAiU EDUCATION BOARD. TO BUILDERS. fjpKXDEKS will be received at tin* Oll'ice of .Messrs Sanderson and Gri(lit!is till 4 p.in. on Saturday, 2-ltli inst., for the erection of a Plumbing Class Room nt the Tei'lmieal School. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAS. SAXDERSOX, Architect. Kind's Buildings, Brougham street. 15th August, 1907. TENDERS.

rpEXDFJ'R will be received at the Office of the Mo a Head Board, Inglewood. up to noon on SATURDAY, 17th August, 1007, for the undermentioned work:— Contract No. 32.—Metalling Johns road, about 1% miles, with hand or crusher-broken metal. Specifications may be seen at our Stratford anil Tnglewood offices. ORBELL & MACKAY, Engineers. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS will be received at my office up to 4 p.m. on Saturday, August 24, for the Erection of a Residence for Mr M. Fleetwood.

FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, Devon st. TA LTS.\f AX SHAREHOLDERS. SIEETING of local Shareholders will lie held in the office of R. Wm.dhou-e; broker, at 11 o'clock this morning to discuss (lie question of New Zeahtinl representation on tire directorate. An important cabled proposal from the Chairman of Directors, London, for consideration. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE AUCKLAND AND TARANAKI RUGBY UNIONS. TUKAPA FOOTBALL CLUB'S THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SOCIAL \\ ill be held at the Theatre Royal on THURSDAY, August 22nd. (the evening of the Auckland-Tarauaki Representative Match). Dancing at 8 p.m. Tickets—Ladies, •2s; Gentlemen, 3s. P. MOVEBLEY, Sec. Social Committee.

yyAT CU DAILY PAPERS FOR RAILWAY EUOHRBPARTY AND DANCE In Aid of WESTKRN PARK FUNDS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30.

i'AiIA.YAKI PROVINCIAL 2*o- - CAMPAIGN. A BRILLIANTLY illustrated LECTURE by Ilerman Foston, Lecturer and Organiser ror Tarwaki Provincial No-License Council, on "The Struggles and Triumphs of Temperance Reform," will be delivered in I'nniho, Thursday, August 15; Okato, Friday, August Hi; Tataraimaka, Saturday, August 17; "iiki'i-a. Monday, August 19; Koru, Tuesday, August 20; Hurford Road, Wednesday, August 21; Omata, Thursday, August 22. Meeting sin Public Halls where possible. Interesting. Entertaining, instructive, Musical Items. Views (Hear. Powerful Light. Illustrated Songs. Silver Coin Collection. Proceed< to advance cause. MONEY MUST BE INVESTED TO GROW. 1 make a speciality of the investment of capital in sound and proved dividend•aying concerns, reluming G to 12 per »t. on the investment.

»o you got less than 6 per cent, for your money! If so, call and see wliat J can suggest and advise as sound ventures. yr>TT \VANT YOUR MONEY TO MAKE mu.N ti i yuiuKLY. In constant coimminication with reliable- agents in all centres. Principal mining stock quotations received daily after each call of the Auckand Stock Exchange. Strongly recommend AVailii and Talismans as thoroughly sound mining inj vestments, returning good interest and with first-class prospective values. Have sellers of N.p. Theatre Company I shares, lfls pai' •' " : '[>o ITawera Gas lat ,C 1 2s (Id. R. WOODHOIJSE, 'Phone 334. BROKER. NEW PLYMOUTH.

I Tin! Treasury ndviios tlial- .CBOO ol jlli" I"in lor ilii. ri'Coiistriiclii)ii of thr jWahvakaihn )>nd ? <. will t „ l[lt jTaiimaki County Council's credit in a j few days.