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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 225, 28 January 1911, Page 1

WHY Is 6d WHEN YOU CAN GET THEM AT THE BUSY CASH STORE

opposite carnegie Library King St., New Plymouth

NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL SCHOOL APPLICATIONS will be received up to . February Cby the Taranaki Edu- "' cation Board for the position of Instruct- '■ rcss in Dressmaking, and also for the 'j position of Instructor in Elocution and ' J Dramatic Art. Full particulars' on application to the Board's Ofjlce. P. S. WHITCOMiBE, Secretary. .i' Education Office, January 27, 1.911. TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL , i SOCIETY. APPLICATION FOR SECRETARY. APPLICATIONS for the position of Secretary to the Taranaki Agricultural Society will be received up tiU TUESDAY, 31st inst., at 5 p.m. Full particulars as to duties, etc., may be seen at the office of E. P. WEBSTER, Devon Street, New Plymouth. COUNTY OF TARANAKI. rpENDERS, suitably superscribed, will be received up to Noon on MONDAY, the (Ith of February, 1911, for forming and metalling about two miles on the Upper Carrington Road. Plans and specifications may.be seen. at Messrs Sladden and Palmer's office, New Plymouth. J. BROWN, County Chairman. January 27, 1011. ..-; TENDERS. I I rpENDERS are invited by the Oakum';: I x Road Board for Bridge over Kill stream, Kirihau rood, together with ap- . proaehes to same. > Plans and specifications may be iiWO ••.> at Messrs. Sladden and 'Palmer'* Ofßoe,.^ Devon street. '-j Tenders to be left with the clerk of .| the Board, Oakura, before noon on-| THURSDAY, February 2, 1911. ' \ij F. J. MORRIS, ,-/ Chairman. STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. .", ' UNPAID RATES. V. •RATEPAYERS are reminded that thai 4th February is this year the tart^ il-.\y on which they can escape the pay- '■ imnt of an additional ten per cent., and.„ lhat rates unpaid, by that date are liable - to be sued for without further notice, f G. A. MARCHANT, 1 Chairman. ,-j I SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL, %, I NEW PLYMOUTH. ; "BOARDING and Day School, conducteft; by Sisters of N.D. des Missions, will; re-open MONDAY, February 6. J Pupils prepared, if desired, for Y* I triculation and Civil Service, also ' actical and Theoretical examinat 1 ' • in Music. Private Lessons. Singing, Pain i (pastel, oil, water-colors), TypewrM t Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Poker Worl Woodcarving and Fancy Work. , j For further particulars, apply REV. MOTHER PRIORBSa;