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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 192, 23 November 1910, Page 1

WALLOONIX!'; EXTRAORDINARY! gI'RATURA rpEA JJALLOOX SPOUTS GROUND, NEW PLYMOUTH.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. By Special Arrangement with THE BEE BE BALLOON' COMPANY, The World's Most Sensational Aer.oinuits. "KINC EDWARD VII." and "PRESI- , DEXT ROOSEVELT," The Largest Hot-air Balloons on Earth. GRAND BALLOON ASCENT AND FOLDED PARACHUTE DESCENT. The monster balloons will be INFLATED from a specially constructed furnace in full view of Patrons, and is the most exciting and intensely interesting feature of the performance. Admission: Adults Is, or FREE on presentation at gates of an empty lib Suratura "D" Tea Packet. Children under 12, 6d or Vilb Suratura ''D" Packet. Gates open at 2 p.m. THE gURATURA rpEA gALLOON QARNIVAL. at NEW PLYMOUTH On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. You need to be right on the ground. Then you can Witness the Inflation and Really See THE GREAT BALLOON ASCENT! The public are NOT CHARGED FOR ADMISSION, provided they present at the gate an empty package, with label intact, which has previously contained "D" QUALITY OF SURATURA TEA. For Adults; Empty lib "D" packet. For Children: Empty J / 2 lb "D" packet. REMEMBER SURATURA "D," THEN YOU GET IN FREE! WANTED AT ONCE BUTTER-MAKER for the Te Aroha Butter Factory. Wages, 45s weekly—Apply to E. GRIFFITHS & CO. MILLS REWARD GOLD MINING CO., LTD. APPLICATIONS are requested for the position of Secretary. The Secretary will be expected to canvass for shares in addition to ordinary secretarial duties. Salary, £o2 per annum. Applications to be sent to the undersigned up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, Nov. 25, from whom all information can be obtained. JAMES J. ELWINY Chairman. MOA ROAD BOARD. fpHE Public are hereby informed that the above Board offers a reward of SIXPENCE for every HAWK'S HEAD delivered at the Board's Office, Richmondstreet, Inglewood. H. TRIMBLE. Chairman. Inglewood, November 21, 1910.

NOXIOUS WEEDS. rpHE attention of owners and occupiers of hind is directed to Sections 9 and 10 of the Noxious Weeds Act, 1908, which makes it compulsory to clear noxious weeds. Section 0 provides that the weeds shall be cleared so as to prevent them from flowering and any person allowing weeds to flower commits an offence and is liable to prosecution without further notice. R. E. FATRFAX-CHOLMELEY, Inspector of Rabbits and Noxious Weeds. New Plymouth, November, 1910.

TECHXOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS f the City and Guild of London Institute, and SCIENCE AND ART EXAMINATION of the City and Guilds of London Institute, Kensington. XOTJCK TO STUDENTS OF TECHNI C'AL CLASSES AND OTHERS. JT svill be necessary shortly to notify tlm examining lmdii s as to the subjects for which examination-papers will be required in connection with the ex-, animations to be held in New Zealand in lull, probably in the months of May and July respectively. Students of Technical Classes are advised to hand in at once the names of the subjects they propose to take, tn tinDirector or other person in charge of the classes. Private students desiring to he examined should forward at once the names of the subjects they propose to take to the Inspector-General of Schools. lilucatiou Department, Wellington. Syllabuses of the subjects of examination may be seen at the olTiee of the Education Board, or at the local Technical School or Classes. G. HOGBEN. Tu?pector-Ge:io:ral of Schools.