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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 73, 21 March 1908, Page 5

jgTGIENIC BAKERY—Try our <M Goeoanut Cakes, Cocoanut Rocks, Kisses, Sultana Bread, Tea Cakes, Coll'ee Huns. 21-1 JjOST, an Oval Cold Locket containing photograph of Sir Hobert Stout, also Kruger Sovereign, between St. Mary's Churchyard, Post Office, Queenstreet, and Baths. Finder rewarded at Teed and Co.'s. 18-t.c. JJYCIENIC BAKERY - Saturday .Specials: J'ios—Meat: Veal aad Ham, Steak ami Kidney, Raised PorkFruit: Blaek Currant, Apple, Rasp. berry and Apple, Peach, Apricot, Cranberry, Gooseberry, Mince. Eccles and Banbiirys, Passion Fruit, Iced Sandwiches. 21-1 QOOKING becomes a pleasure when using a Zealandia Range; the ovens heat well. Kixon and Nixon.

JIRY "KOZIE" TEA NOW! . as you laste it you will re( time that you have been without it. It's a splendidly refreshing and stimulating Tea. No. 2, Is 8d only. Agents: Burgess, Eraser and Co. Kange; exceedingly economical on fuel. Nixon and .Nixon. S good as a register grate for warming the kitchen when the Zealandia Open Fire is used. Nixon and Nixon. RANTED, Partucr in Grocery Business; good chance for energetic man. Apply Daily News office. LA&D TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1885," and its amendments, unless •aveat be lodged forbidding the sanvs .vitliin one month from the date of jazette containing this notice. Applications 1150 and 1151. Applicant, Anders Hagensen. Area, 10 acres 1 rood 11 perches and i-lOths of a perch, parts of Section Jl, 'itzroy District, Block 5, Paritutu Sur'oy District. Diagrams may be inspected at this llice. Plan 2518. Dated this 18th day of March, 1908, t the Lands Registry Office, New Plylouth. R. BAYLEY, Assistant District Land Registrar. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1894." :i the Estate of .MARY AMELIA HUDdE. late of Hawera, Widow, Deceased. iivii.iun Him,other persons having claims against the above estate re hereby required to send to the Agent '. the Public Trustee, Ifawera, on or ■foiv the illtli day of May, 11108, fiiil irticulars thereof in writing, with a lalcmcut of their accounts and the tture of the securities (if any) held ,' them. And notice is hereby given that in il'anlt thereof they will be excluded'" oni the distribution hi the above estate lout to lie made under section 47 of ie above Act.

AH moneys payable to the above estate may lie lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal money-order office, or paid la C. A. Budge, Esq., Agent of the PubUc Trustee. J. W. POYNTON, Public Trustee. IPublic Trust Ollicc, Wellington, 14th March, 1008. . MANCORKI ROAD BOARD, Rates owing to the above Boa?! jftcr WEDNESDAY, -25 th March. ' P. WELLS, Clerk. rjiENDERS will be received at our oilici up till 4 p.m. on MONDAY, Marel SOtli, for Fittings and Alterations ti Premises at corner of Devon and Uurrii Streets for the L'nion Bank of Aus tralia, Limited*. The lowest or any tender not ncccs sarily accepted. SANDERSON & UUlt'l'TlTlS, Architects, liiiig's Buildings, Brougliiim-strcet. up to i p.m. on SATURDAY, March 28th, for the Erection of a (Mass Screen on Verandah at Old People's Home for the Taranaki Hospital Board. FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, Devon-street. rpENDERS are iuv Chains of Street formation, including metalling and kerbing, at Fitzroy, for Mr. J. B. Unlay, Hunter-street, Wellington. Spccilications and plans may be seen at the office of SkuMen an.l Palmer, Devon-street, Sew Plymouth, at which place tenders are to be left. Tenders close at 5 p.m. ou SATURDAY, March 28th, 1008. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. rpENDEItS will be received at my ollicc up to -t p.m. on SATURDAY, March 28th, (or the Erection of Additions to Residence for Mr. E. T. Morshead. 'FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, Devon-street. ~ FOR SALE, ■pUVE-ROOMKD HOUSE on one-eighth acre of land. The house is situated in a nice healthy locality, and is fitted with modern conveniences, including bathroom and detached washhouse, gas and water laid on. A nice home. Owiwr selling on account of leaving district, Apply IULMOUR AND CLARKE, New Plymouth. TVANCINCI, WEPORTAiKNT, THENICo, Etc.

MISS MAUD MEAKES (Of Melbourne). Evening Classes, opening Masonic Hull, Brougham-street, WEDNESDAY, Bth April, 7 to 10 p.m., All new Society and Ballroom Dances, Waltz (reverse) a specialty. First hour for tuition. Juvenile Classes Saturday morning, 10 to 12, opening 4th April. All branches of Dancing -(Ballroom anil Fancy), Deportment, Walking, Physical, Respiratory, Health, and Grace Exercises. Private Lessons by appointment. Terms and particulars at Colonial Piano Company, Devon-street. THE ONLY SEPARATOR u\ I'lH WORLD. The "Melotte" is the only separuto made with enamelled bowl casing ami milk i.nd cream outlets. Of course, th!< beautiful hard glazed finish on the parts that come in contact with the milk must give the "Melotte" an immense advantage over other separators in the matter of cleanliness. The difference between the enamelled howl of a ''Melotte" and other machines is as great *i>,s between l a china tea-cup and a tin pannikin. We I also claim that the "Melotte" is the easiest separator to turn. That's because it is made on an entirely different principle. We could explain this to you in a few moments if you would call in.— L. A. Nolan and Co. (late Wilson and Nolaa), ageaU. New Plymouth.