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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 296, 24 May 1915, Page 1

.TAEIKI TTAT.Ti SOCIAL AND DANCE In aid of tlia HOSPITAL SHIP FUND On THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 2T. Good Floor, Good Music, Good Supper. Ladies Is, Gentlemen 2s 6d. EDWARD J. KILSBY, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, AUCKLAND. W A N T E D:— FOR FRANKTON JUNCTION FACTORY. Must be capable and experienced in loth BUTTER and CHEESE. Good salary to suitable man. Applications, with statement of experience each with butter and cheese, accompanied by credentials, must reach the undersigne'd on or before TUKSDAY j Ist JUNE. H. E. PACEY, Managing Director. TENDERS FOR FORAGE. <2EALj® TENDERS for the Delivery of 'Bran, Oats, Hay and Chaff at Wellington will be received up till 12 o'clock (noon) on THURSDAY, 27th MAY, 1915. Particulars of Forage required and Conditions of Delivery, etc., may be obtained from Headquarters. Defence Department, Wellington, Auckland, Christ-ot-"-rh arid Dunerlin. Envelopes containing tenders should be marked " Tender for Forage Wellington," and addressed to QuartermasterGeneral. Headquarters, Defence Department, Wellington. H. H. WRIGHT, Captain A.S.C. For' Quartermaster-General. DISTRICT LANDS AND SURVEY OFFICE. New Plymouth, 19th May, 1915. ■MOTICE is hereby given that Section 4, Urenui Town Belt, containing 13% Acre 3, will be offered for Lease by Public iAuction at the above-named Office on Wednesday, the 23rd JUNE, 1915, at •f1.30 a.m., under the provisions of the ■Education 'Reserves Act, 1908. and the "Pmblic Bodies Leases Act, 1908, and -their Amendments. Upset annual rent £ls. "Term tff Lease is 14 years with no right of renewal (under Section 5 (c) of the Public Bodies Leases Act, 1908). Torm 6f Lease may be perused and further particulars obtained M the abovenamed office. G. H. BULLARD, Commissioner of Crown Lands, lath May, IDIS. In the Supereme Court of New Zealand, Taranaki District. Between: WILLIAM GORDON GLASSFORD, of Urenui, farmer, plaintiff, and TED WHITE (otherwise PO-

TIH HOTU), of Urenui, butcher, ' defendant. J HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that pursuant to a "Writ of Sale issued out of this Honorable Court in Action No. 1122 wherein the above-named William Gordon Glassford is plaintiff and the above-named "Ted White (otherwise Potiti Hotu) is defendant the right and interest (if any) of the said defendant in one <Bay Draught Gelding will be Sold at the suit of the plaintiff in the said action by Public Auction by Newton King at the Saleyards at Urenui on Monday, the '3lst day of May, 1915, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon unless the amount to be levied under the said writ together with the expenses of execution be sooner paid. The same of the Officer executing the Writ of Sale is John Terry. The name of the Solicitor for the Plaintiff issuing the Writ is J. B. Roy, of New Plymouth. Dated at New Plymouth this 22nd flay of May, 1915. J. TERRY, I Sheriff. JUNIOR WANTED. QVER 16 years and under 18. Salary to commence £4O per year. Apply, In own handwriting, UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. ' NOTICE. ANTED —Experienced junior for the wholesale drapery trade. State full particulars. Apply—- " C.H.J.," Box 29, New Plymouth. NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOLS. rpnE SCHOOLS will REOPEN for the SECOND TERM as under:— BOYS' SCHOOL, TUESDAY, MAY 25. GIRLS' SCHOOL, TUESDAY, JUNE 1. Prospectuses may be had on application. WALTER BEWLEY, Secretary. TO HELP TIIE BELGIANS. TjtOß Sale, Piano, in good order, donated by Mr. R. D. Colson. Proceeds to be donated to the Belgian Relief Fund. Apply: L. HOFFMANN, British and Continental Piano Co. NOTICE. T DESIRE to intimate to the general public that I have disposed of my Storekeeping Business to Mr. H. Maine, and my Bakery to Mr. H. Smith, and to cordially thank them for the liberal support accorded me in the past and to solicit for mv successors a continuance of the same. I also wish to notify that ALL ACCOUNTS must be paid or arrangements made to pay by the 30th MAY, 1915. Mr. Maine is empowered to receipt accounts on my behalf. L. JACOB. , llokau, May 21, 1915.