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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 210, 5 March 1914, Page 1

NEW PLYMOUTH AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. MUNICIPAL BATHS. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, at 7.30 p.n (Under the Rules of the N.Z.A.S.A.) PROGRAMME: 66yds. BOYS under 16—First prize, trophy valued 7/6, second ss; entry 6d. SOyds GIRLS' RACE—First prize 7/6, second ss; entry 6d. 50yds OPEN HANDICAP—First prize 10/6, second ss; entry Is. 50yds MAIDEN—First prize 7/6, second ss; entry fid. GENTS' SPRINGBOARD (3 hoards) DlVE—First prize, trophy; entry 6d. 100 yds OPEN HANDICAP—First prize 10/6, second ss; entry Is. LADIES' SPRINGBOARD DIVE.-First prize, trophy; entry 6d. 75yds GIRLS' "HANDICAP.—First prize 7/6, second ss; entry 6d. 75yds OPEN HANDICAP.—First prize 10/6, second ss; entry Is. PLUNGE—First prize, trophy; entry 6d. ""100yds HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' RACE.Trophy; entry 6d. POLO MATCH—Medals; entry, 2s team. RELAY RACE (team of four).—Medals. entry, 2s team. Note.—All prizes will be in the form of trophies. Nominations will close with the secretary, P.O. Box 30, on March 7, at 9 p.m., and must be accompanied by the necesgary fees and the latest three performances. Admission. —Gentlemen 1b; Ladies and Children, 6d. Mr. Van Hack's popular Orchestra will be in attendance. GEO. TABOR, Hon. Sec. COUNTY OF TARANAKI. TEN PER CENT. ON RATES. PURSUANT to Section 28, "Rating Amendment Act, 1910," public notice is hereby given that an additie*a» charge of ten per centum will be added to all rates remaining unpaid after March 9,1914. Summonses are now being prepared for the recovery of all unpaid rates and rents. JOSEPH BROWN, County Chairman.

MOA ROAD BOARD. APPLICATIQSS for the position of Clerk to the above Board will be received up to 10.0 a.m. on Saturday, March 7, 1914. Salary £IOO per annum. Particulars of duties may be seen at my house, and at the office of Percival \ and Messenger, Inglewood. H. TRIMBLE, Chairman. „. February 23, 1914. MY WORD, LOOK! TIMBER AT ■RIMU BOARDING, Rough Heart Scantling, suitable for stables, cowsheds, etc. Face cuts at 3s; also quantity of Firewood cheap. Apply— T. V. SIMONS, Sawmiller, Carrington Road. WHAKATANE COUNTY JtOR gALE - FREEHOLD JfiARM A*JK ACRES, of which 400. acres is bush land, balance open country. About 250 acres in grass, rest in bush; about 25 acres has been ploughed and 50 acres more can be ploughed without staumping. New house and stockyard just erected. Cheese factory being erected on next section this season. At present settlers are supplying a home-separ-ation butter factory. On junction of main roads and five miles from railway line. In THE RANGATIAKA DISTRICT, and close to the BIG SWAMP NOW BEING RAPIDLY BROUGHT IN. Ring-fenced and subdivided into two paddocks. This farm can be milked on during the coming year and would cut up into two nice handy farms. Now running 200 HEAD BIG CATTLE, and WOULD EASILY MILK 100 COWS.

The owners, having another property I in view, are prepared to quit at the low j price of £3500. VERY LITTLE CASH WANTED from good man. Just suit man with family. This property is a genuine bargain. For further particulars apply to— P.O. BOX 11, WHAKATAXE. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION AUCKLAND EXHIBITION .CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS AN ENJOYABLE TRIP. A COMPLETE CHANGE. K£"EN ENJOYMENT. A SPLENDID SHOW. Ho finer music has been heard in New Zealand than that of the ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. THE EXHIBITS ARE A3 i'ONISHING. THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. 'Wonderland makes straight hair curly 1 Excursion Fares on the EailWHjs all ihe time from everywhere. UGE BARGAINS in Carpets and -■ ft t the Bed Post Sale.