INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 69, 17 April 1909, Page 5

INTERESTING ITEMS.

A notice to occupiers of factories and shops is inserted by Mr. 11. Willis, Inspector of Factories. Messrs AVebstcr Bros have been instructed by Messrs Wallace and Wainhouse, of Auckland, to sell at Pennington's Hall. Inglewood, on Wednesday next, a large quantity of drapery and winter apparel, all seaconable goods. The stock will be open for inspection from Wednesday at !> a.m.. and will be auctioned at 12.30. practically without reserve.

A meeting of the subscribers of the Transvaal Patriotic Fund will he held at the Town Hall on Monday evening next at 8 o'clock. The h\gines3 of tin' meeting will be Hie disposal of the balance of'the fund now in hand.

The annual general meeting of the Warea branch of the New Zealand Farmers' Union 'will lie held on Monday ! evening next at 5.30 o'clock, at the Warea Hall. The Cape Egmont Co-operative Dairy i Co. invite tenders, to close 2Sth inst.. for the supply of 300 cords of rata firewood.

The annual meeting »f ratepayers in the l'arihaka road district will Ik' held at the Board's ofliee. linliotu. on Monday. Mav 3rd.

Tn another eolumn Mr. Newton Kin? tintitSes the arrival of a large shipment of basic- slag, the guaranteed analysis cif which is 17 per cent., hut eertilicate at port of shipment is 111.38 per cent. This is one of the best manure* for grass land and should be- applied at once, so as to get the benefit of winter rains. Mr. Kin" is quoting a very low price for delivery ex ship this coming week, and farmers should avail themselves of the low price by sending in their orders at once.