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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 64, 10 April 1909, Page 5

There are 13,000 square miles of coalfields in England. Giraffes, porcupines, and armadillos arc entirely voiceless. A miner in Wyalong West, Said he'd a pain in his chest. Which made his mate Bill, Say, " Swallow this pill, It's Laxo-Tonic, one of the best." TONIC PILLS, to Is «d. Just arrived, at Dockrill's, Devon street Central,, New Plymouth, an indent of Allan's famous gents' boots, also C. and J. Clarke's superior ladies' boots and shoes. In stock, a large assortment of the best ladies', gents', and children's colonial boots and shoes by reliable makers. All the above arc offered to the public at prices that can't be beaten. Advt. Fc Chronic Chest Complains Woods' Great, Pepermint Cure, 1/0 and 2/6. Prices that make you smile Cents' chrome Bals, standard screwed, usurl price 14s 6d, now 10s Gd; gents' heavy chrome boot, usual price 10s Od, now 12s Od; gents' box-calf, best boot, usual price 18s Od, noiw 14s 11(1; gents' heavy kip 15s Od; All Hack football boots, solid toes, Spikes to order, 12s Od; chrome football boots, hard toes, youths' 9s 6d, gents' 10s 6d. We've got to clear these lines rightaway.—A.B.C. Boot and Shoo Co., Devon Street, New Plymouth.—Advt.

ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. ANNUAL MEETING OF HOUSEHOLDERS. rFHE ANNUA L MEETING ol' Householders far tlie election of School Committees will be lield ill the several School districts, at the places elated below, Oil MONDAY, April 20, at the hour of 7 p.m., for the purpose of electing duly nominated persons us Members of School Committees for the ensuing year, as provided by Section 110 of "The Education Act, l'JOS.'' The number of persons to be elected for eax:h district is as follows: "Carriugtou, Douglae, Denbigh, Huri'ord,. Hurimoaua, Kalrai, King, Koliufatfahi, Mangaeliu, Matau, Makaliu, Mahakau, Mattgahmnc, Marco, Muskcr's, NVwall, Okoke, Okau, Opua, Pukearuhe, Purangi, Puwiwhakau, l'oliokura, l'ukeho, l'iko, Rowan, Tahora, Tututawa, Tongaporutu, Waitui, and Whangamomona, eacli five (5) persons. The election will be held ill the respective schoolhouses. "Awatuna, Btdl Block, Bird, Cardiil, Dudley, Durham, Egnio7it Village, Frankley, Fitzroy, Hillsborough, lluiroa, Huiakama, lluirangi, Korito, Kent, Kai inata, Kaimiro, Koru, Lincoln, Lepper ton, Mangorei, Midhirst, Mahoe, Norfolk, Ngaire, Opuuake, Oaouui, Okato, Oakura, Ouiata, Pembroke, Piliama, Pungarehu, Piraiho, ltahotu, ltuapuka, Ratapiko, Salisbury, Stanley, Tarata, Tataraimaka, Tarurutangi, To Kiri, Tikorangi. Tariki, Toko, Urenui, UrutiWarea, Waihi, Wiuongona, and York, each seven (7) persons. The election will be held in the respective schoolhouses. "Kent deetiun will helii hi the Lower Kent schoolhouse. "New Plymouth, Ingle wood, Stratford Waitara, and West End each '.line (9) persons. The election will be held in 'the respective schoolhouses. CANDIDATES. "Hous.'holdors of the various School Districts are hereby requested to send in to the Chairman of the tjchool Committee in their District the names of nominated by them to serve on the Committee for the ensuing term. "The nominations must be in writhe siwd by the proposer and candidate, and sent to the Chairman of the School Committee on or before MONDAY, April 19, 1909, not later thaa 8 i»u. "Nominations may also be made at tlie Meeting of Householders to be huld on MONDAY, April 26, 1909. "The first meeting of each of the newly-elected Committees for the appointment of Chairman is hereby convened! at the above-named places immediately after the elections." By order of the Board. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. Education Office, 5, 1000.