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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 105, 26 September 1914, Page 1

SALVATION ARMY SELF-DEXIAL APPEAL. J WOULD just lik.e to draw the attention of our many friends to the fact that our Annual Self-denial Appeal is once more upon ua, and while I realise that the present war has called for special help for various funds, yet I would like to impress upon the public that tSie very existence of war has already made a very heavy demand on the Salvation Army, both in men and money, especially following so closely on our great loss with the Empress of Ireland party. Then we must not forget the large aomber of social institutions whose ■lender iaeome has to be supplemented from the.Self-denial Funds, and while it if enr cadeaTor to make these institutions self-supporting, yet such homes as Shelters, Maternity and Children's Hornet cannot support themselves, and hate to be assisted from week to week. Only during the week a Rescue Home baa been opened at GisLorne, while another is building at Napier, and while k>- have to regret these facts, yet I think every reasonable person will admit that the class of people these homes are built for are much better in these institutions than left to roam at large. Certainly, society is We6sed by their not being at large. Therefore I ask our many friends, if at all possible, to help us with their usual generosity, and if through the war many of our annual donations have to be cut down, we would appeal to those who in the past have not thought much about this work t» kindly come to our assintance this year. The annual report, with balancesheet, can be had on application to E. U. GIBBS, Officer in Charge.

THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BACON CURING COMPANY, LTD. SHAREHOLDERS are notified that the following payments hare been authorised bj the Directors:— A BONUS of ONE FARTHING per lb on the dead wejght of all pi>»s (baconers and porkers) delivered from September 1,191% to Auguat 31, 1914; A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, on share capital; snch payments to be made after Oetobtr 8. 1914.

ARTHUR MORTON, Chairman of Directors. Inglewood, September 17, 1914. V-EW ZEALAND TNSUEAXCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FTRE, MARINE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE in all its branches accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Branch office: Corner of Brougham and King Streets, New Plymouth. Agencies throughout the province. JOHN PATON, Manager.

ITS WORD, LOOK! TIMBER AT 8/- PER 100 RIMU BOARDING, Bough Heart jcantling, suitable for ctables, cowsheds, etc Face cuts at 3s. also quantity of firewood cheap. Apply— T. V. SIMONS, Bawiailler, F.oad. >JUR6E gENNETT'S pRIVATE JJOBPITAL. ETery care and attention given. Conntry patients met at station if required. 'Phone 67.

NEW PLYMOUTH & INGLEWOOr. QAKRYING C^OMPAN*. HEW PLYMOUTH-OPUHAI3 BKAUCH WAGC-OXS Daily Between New PlyOkato, Rahotu, Opunake. SEUABLE EXPERIENCED DRIVERS I*ron;pt Delivery of Goods Inward* and Outwards. FREIUHT3 REASONABLE. TERMS CASH. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS for Large Consignments. P. MAIHIESOM, Manage*, South Koa€, N«w Plywrati. rp A R A T A Q 0 A C II GEORGE HAXOYER, Fropirctor. j Coach leaves I Purangi at 5.30 a.m. daily for InglewooJ, and leaves on the return trip at - p.m. I Inwards. Outwards. I Leave Leave •Purangi 5.30 a.m. Inglcwood 2 p.m. IPukeho 8.30 a.m. KaiinaU 2.4.) p.m. ;Tarata 7.30 a.m. Tarata 4 p.m. Kaimata 8.45 a.m. Pukuho "> p.m. I Arrive— Arrive—- ! Inglewood 9.30 a.m. Tuningi 8 p.m. 1 All orders or parcels Mt at Store, P'jjranp, Mr T. Waitr's. Stables, Tarata, lor Royal Mail Stables. Ingluwood, w:ll I receive prompt attention.

TJRENUI- WiITARA-Xew IT.YMOI Til ) MOTOR 'BUS AXD PARCELS AGIN'CY. Motor 'Bus leaves I'rrnui daily at a.m.. Waitara 9.1") a.m. Leaves Xcw Plymoutli (Tineaduro), j 3 ff.m. (Thursdays 1 p.m.) Leaves Waitara 4.30 ji.m lor Urcin (Thursdays 2.15 p.m.) Prompt delivery of parcels and ear ful attention to all orders. ARTHUR J. SMITH. • ■".■" ['-;, _ Proprietor.