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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 232, 10 March 1915, Page 1

QPUNAKE JJACIXG QLUB ANNUAL MEETING. WEDNESDAY, MARCH I3IK (St. Patrick's Day). THE POPULAR COUNTRY MEEKINO. Motor Convinces Leave all Taiianaki Centres. AN IDEIJj DAY'S OUTING. Record fields Assured. P. S. RILEY, Secretary. Piliama. TO THE ELECTEES OF EG MONT. AND Q.ENTLEMENI, the undersigned, being a candidate for a seat on the Licensing Bench at the forthcoming Election, would intimate that I have had many years experience in catering for the public, and am, tl«:refore, thoroughly conversant with their requirements, and having now retired to the farming industry and favoring no party, I can conscientiously solicit your support on the 9th inst. —I am, etc., Your obedient servant, (Sgd.) J. D. B ASH FORD. ST. MARY'S BRANCH SUNDAY SCHOOL, VOGELTOWN. GRAND FLORAL DISPLAY. In Aid of Building Fund. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1915. Open 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to Id p.m. Bus leaves town at 2.30 p.m. Admission 6d. Concert in the Evening. NEW PLYMOUTH ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS SOCIETY. THE first meeting of the session will be held in the Technical College at 7.45 p.m. this evening. Address by the President (Mr ITugh Baily). Subject: "The Advantage of a Knowledge' of Accountancy in Modern Business." An open invitation is extended to all interested in the subject. BAND CONCERT AT URENUI. SUNDAY, MARCH 14tli. ■J HE NEW PLYMOUTH CITIZENS' BAND (25 performers) will give an Open-air Concert in the Urenui Domain on Sunday afternoon, March 14th, 2 to 4 p.m. Proceeds in aid of the Belgian Relief Fund. BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

CARRIXGTON FRANKLEY CROSS ROADS 'UNITED PICNIC. gPORTS AND PICXIC to be held at Messrs Brydon and Gilbert's grounds, Carrington Road, on Thursday, Marcli 18. A Gift Auction Sale During the Day H. SHAW, Hon. Secretary. CAR RING TON' SCHOOL CONCERT. IX AID OF BELGIUM RELIEF FUNIS. THURSDAY, MARCH 11. Programme.—llluminated Marches, Fire Clubs, Choruses, Wand and Dunibell Exercises, Tableaux, Songs and other items. DAXCE TO FOLLOW. Concert l/-, Dance 1/-. Ladies Free. E. TURNER, Hon. Secretary. Q P U NAKE JJA C E S. HTHE MOTOR TRANSPORT COMPANY'S CHAR-A-BANC will run through from New Plymouth on 'WEDNESDAY, 17th inst. Return Fare: New Plymouth to Racccour.se, £l. Timetable will be advertised later, but in. tending .Passengers may book their Seats at Lacey's Garage. 'Phone 130. EASEL E A S E ACRES, South Taranaki; level to undulating; ten paddocks; 440 acres well grassed; CO bush, 100 second growth. Good fences. Four-roomed eottage; yards. iTwo.slieep country. Five years' lease. No good.will. Dairy factory four miles.—Apply FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Hawera and Agencies. IN TIIE ESTATE OF AENEAS GALLAGHER (Deceased). A LTERNATIVE TENDERS are invited for the GOODWILL OF A LEASE for five years of the MAXCTIAIH HOTEL, situate at Manutahi, on the Main South Road, 11 miles from Hawera. (a) For the ITote] aiul 53 Acres 3 Roods and 17 Perclu-s of Firstclass Dairying Land; or (!>) For the Hotel and 10 Acres " Roods and 31 Perches of Land. Forms of Tender may be obtained and Conditions of Tender inspected at the Public Trust Office. Wellington, and the Branches of the Public Trust OJlice at. New Plymouth and Hawera. TENDERS CLOSE at the Public Trust Office, Hawera, on THURSDAY, the ISth day of March, 1915, at 2 p.m. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ERNEST BARNS, District Manager. Hawera, 2nd March, 1913.