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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 29, 27 February 1909, Page 5

MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 1. LEO, ,lAX ami MISCHEL OHERNIAVSKI concert in New Plymouth ( ry aroused such immensi AN KXTIItK CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Price: 4s, 3s, ami 2s. Box plan will be opened at the Collier and Colonial Piano Co, LOOK OUT TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, WAITARA RIVER. Special and Delayed Trains For full parti< ee poster. H. SPURDLE, Secretary, g PORTS! gPORTS! EGMONT ROAD. In Mr. 11. Sampson's Beautiful GrOu on THURSDAY, 18th MARCH. Foot races Weight-guessing Nail-driving Chasing greasy pig TinTilting in the ring (horses) Throwing cricket ball Rescue race Stepping the chain Wood Sawing Tug-of-war. Admission: Adults Is; children fid. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE Goo'd music, supper and floor. L. BISHOP, Hon. Sec. H.M.R.N.Z. VETERANS. Veterans desiring to take part in the Rillc Match and Soeiail to be held on the 18t<k March will please send their names to the Secretary, Capt. Black, or Lieut. J. C. Davies, on or before the Ist ultimo. (So.) ARTHUR STANDISII, Captain ajid Vice-Pre.side.nt Veterans' Association. MESSRS WATKINS, HULL AND WHEELER undertake to collect refunds of English Income Tax (Is In the, .t), deducted from dividends of Colonial Shareholders in National Bank, Union Bank, Bank of Australasia; v_li ' ■"---'- 'uekland Trams, Talisman, and certain other companies having their head oliices in England. The refund is obtainable on current income and 3 years, arrears. WATKINS, HULL & WHEELER, Accountants, Wellington. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SANITARY CONTRACT. LENDERS arc invited and will be received by the undersigned up to NOON on FRIDAY, sth March, for the collection and removal of nightsoil and rubbish from the Borough for a period of two years and nine months. Specifications may lie seen at the Borough Offices. WAITARA HARBOR BOARD. Tenders will be received up to 4 p.m. on 12lh March for the erection of a Highway Bridge in Fcrro-conercte over the Waitara River, comprising 3 spans of 75ft each, and covering a total length of 320 feet over all. Envelopes are to be marked on the outside: "Tenders for Waitara Bridge Contract," and addressed to the Chairman, Harbor Board, Waitara. Plans and specifications may he seen after Cth February next at the Engineer's offices, Waitara. Tile lowest ■or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. F. DOWSETT, Civil Engineer,

PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. HOTEL AND FARM PIROPKKTY AT MANU'TiYHI. rjVENDEKS will be received at my office, Hawera, until NOON on SATURDAY, 13th March, 100!), for the lease of the Manutahi Hotel, together with 53ac 3r 17p of iirst-elass land adjoining. Conditions and draft lease may be Inspected on the premises at Manutalii, and at the offices of the Public Trustee, at AYaiifranui, New Plymouth and HaC. A. BUDGE. Agent.

. DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES, NEW PLYMOUTH. mENDERS will lie received at this of,X lice until NOON of THURSDAY, 4th. March, VM'J, for tlio erection of the (above. Thev arc to bo addressed t graphic tenders, similarly marked and addressed, will .be considered if present-1 ly telegraph t ~e° date, provic are, lodged at any public Works 3 and eondiiv be seen at .the Public Works Offices," Auckland, Stratford, ami 'Wellington, and at the, Post Oflices, New Plymouth a rily accepted. JOHN CAMPBELL, Government Architect. Public Works Oilicc, Wellington, 4th Feb., 1909. i NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CLEANING AND REPAIRING CLOCKS. TENDERS will be received at the Traffic, Manager's Office, Wanganui. until NOON on SATURDAY, 15th Ma rah next, for the work of Cleaning and Repairing Clocks at the stations and offices on the New Plymoufh-Bun-nyithorjw-Oliakiuic (section of the New Zealand Oovcruinent Railways for the period of two years, commencing Ist April next. Specifications may be seen at the officers of the iStationmasters at Palhiicr<stou North, Uawera and New lMymoutili, and the Traffic Manager at WaJigauui. BY ORDER. District Triiilic Manager's Office, Wanganui, 20th February, 1909. T>. JJENAUD, ORGANIST, ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Resumes Tuition on MONDAY, February 1. Address: Corner Vivian and Dawson Streets. Upon sufficient inducement, Mr. Renaud would be prepared to visit Inghwood, Waitara, etc. A certain young man of North Shore, Took advertised pills by the score, Till the right one'he hit (Laxo-Tonic to wit), Now his troubles digestive are o'er. LAXO-TONIC PILLS, 10% d and Is 6doMainaWc everywhere.