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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 102, 23 September 1914, Page 1

COUNTY OF KGMONT. KATES, 1314-1915. I pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance and exercise of the ' powers vested in it in that behalf by i "The Rating Act, 1308," and the amendments thereto, and "The Counties Act, PJQS," and the amendments thereto, it j is the intention of the Council of the County of Egmont, at the ordinary monthly meeting to be held at the County Office, Opunake,. on FRIDAY, the Dth day of October, 11)14, to make and levy the following General Rates on the Capital Value of all rateable property within the respective ridings of the County, for the period of twelve months from the first day of April, 1014, to the thirty-first day of March, 1915, namely— Oeo Riding (Outlying District), cue penny and one-eighth of one penny in the x. Opunake Hiding, one penny in tlie £ Rahotu Riding, 'one penny in the .£. And that such rates shall be due and payable in one sum at the County Ollice, Opunake, on the 25th day of October, 1914, to the County Clerk and Rate-Col-lector. • The Rate-book is open for inspection during office hours. GEO. W. ROG3RS, County Clerk. Opunake, September 21, 1914. OPUNAKE HARBOR BOARD. A MASS MEETING. MASS MEETING of all Ratepayers in the harbor area will be held in the Opunake Town Hall on WEDNESDAY, September 23, at 1.30 p.m., to discuss the proposals to raise a loan for harbor improvements, preliminary to a poll of ratepayers to be taken on MONDAY, September 28, 1914. T. P. lIUGIISON, Chairman. NEW PLYMOUTH BOWLING CLUB. pIE Annual General Meeting of the New Plymouth Rowling Club will be held in the Pavilion TO-MOIVROW (Thursday), Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Election of Officers; Discussion on Notices of Motion; and General. W. X. EwTNG, Hon. Sec. T 0 OUR0 UR pATRONS JJAVING taken over the old-establish-ed business of Messrs J. Ward and •Son (Coal and Wood Merchants), we avail ourselves of this opportunity of advising you that tha very best attention will he. given your esteemed orders for the future. Mr. W. E. Kendall, who has for the past 12 years managed the ImsincßJ, will now control affairs, and his knowledge of townspeople's requirements will enable the new firm to give patrons the very best service, and also the best brands of coal and firewood obtainable. W. E. BENDALL & C° COAL MERCHANTS, POWDERIIAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phonj 04. BETTER THAN THE BEST IN TARANAKI A FARM OF 1 OA ACRES FREEHOLD, 1 miles from l'.O. and' Creamery, 2 miles from Railway; sown down in tiie best of grasses. EVERY ACRE CAN BE PLOUGHED. WILL CARRY ICO COWS. Seven-roomed house, h. and e. water, and .all necessary outbuildings; S-bail cowshed, concrete yards to hold CO cows: engine and L.K.G. milking p'aut. Well watered. IT'ICE AloO Pl'.U ACISK. Terms, £IOOO Cash. Also—l)OA ACRES FREEHOLD, one mile J from school, creamery, post I office, railway station and township; all ' in grass; 220 acres flat and plonghable; new (i-roomed house, very up-to-date cowshed, wash-up room, engine-room, etc.; all concrete floors, including cover-ed-in yards; 100 acres are rich drained « swamp. Price, £2O per acre; terms, JCIIKW cash. For further particulars apply to 52 RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANCT. BOON TO SMOKERS JUCV LANDED FAMOUS KEYSTONE PIPE PRICE 3/0. Latest Shapes. Also shipment of PREECE'S ARCAQ3AN MIXTURE GiK OZ. Get a sample of it and join *,he hr<ppy throng. W, H PREECE HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST. BROUGHAM STREET. NFT ,0 'i *«< Ne'.«on MoaUss Tea. Theism no >* «-» a f-wy ic brands "juMt-iii-gocdt.' reMO A 1 L a fuse them firmly. Seovoti PURR TF.AS KL NelMn lloat, ' , . - ig an ideal food for Infimls. „J A Give your trnbjr every iXXTVU * chance by feediin, 1 him on ,-31 *■ -J* Glaxo. It builds bonme "" 1 babies. Ask wurdoctor. 10