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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 272, 22 April 1914, Page 1

48*S Easter MSilinery To achieve the best results place yourself in the hands of those who make a specialty of Millinery, where the variety is greatest, the atylea and colorings the latest, and the prices the most reasonMay we suggest that you choose your Easter Hat at J. ft J. MILLINEKY SPECIALISTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. N.Z. —A smart costume can also oe had for little money. Try us and see. pARK SATURDAY-APRIL 25 BAND CARNIVAL. ALu persons holding Queen Votes other >roperty belonging to the Citizens' Committee are respectfully requested to return the same at once. All accounts due in connection with the Carnival must be in the hands of the undersigned by Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd inst. B. 0. ELLIS, Hon. Sec. MOA ROAD BOARD. ELECTION OF FOUR MEMBERS.' J HEREBY appoint SATURDAY, the 25th day of April, 1911, up to Noon, as the time, and the Board's O'flice, Richmond Street, Inglewood, the place, to reecive nominations of candidates for election as members of the above-nam;d Board in place of Messrs W. P. Bishop, E. Oioppertli, A. E. Laurence and H. Trimble, who retire by rotation. A Poll, if necessary, will be taken at the Board's office, Richmond Street, In*/ glewood, on SATURDAY, May 2, 1914, from 9 a.m. to fl p.m. R. BUCKLEY, Return'ng Officer to the Moa Road pARK SATURDAY-APRIL 25 rp.HE NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTER. FOR SEASON 1913-14 FULL AND ACCURATE REPORTS OF THE PAST SEASON'S RACING AND TROTTING IN NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES, ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL , FORTHCOMING I,VENTS. TABLES OF WINNERS. BLOOD STOCK SALES. RULES OF RACING. WINNING OWNERS WINNING HORSES WINNING SIRES PRICE 10/fi CASH. The improvements made in recent years in regard to the general arrangements of the Register, and the ease with which any performance can be found, has been highly commended by those who know the value of this work of reference to the sporting world. ORDER EARLY to avoid disappointment, as only a limited number are bcintr printed. ' ""KK!CHURCH ?KE'SS CO. THE FAR-SIGHTED MAN Who believes in "putting something away for a rainy day" invests his savings; amongst other things, in Land, and property of the kind. Such investments usually fetch good returns, and many good opportunities are daily advertised in tne columns of the Taranaki Daily News. Get the habit of looking *.heni over—yi.'V.i opportunity ■( . getting sometli \ easy to buy a I easy to pay ]■•,. mny come On the otUer nand .you may save Land to sell. lu suck » cane usf the columns of the Turunaki Dai!.? News, and your little Ad. will carry your message to thousands. Over 15.000 eyes scan these par daily.