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Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1915, Page 1

gUTTER-MAKER for North Taranaki. Wages £3 per week. Also, ASSISTANT, with knowledge Casein work. Wages £3 per week. Duties to commence Ist September. Apply, with testimonials, to: E. P. HUSE, Manager, ONAERO. EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY OF NEW PLYMOUTH. APPLICATIONS will be received by the Secretary, Currie Street, New Plymouth, for SHARES in No. 3 Group of the above Society. One Sailing per Share, payable on application, i. For further particulars apply to the Secretary. A. L, HUMPHRIES, Secretary. NOTICE TO FARMERS. ■pR'OM the beginning of September I intend carrying on a Shoeing and BJacksmithing 'Business in a branch shop opposite the IPatua Cheese Factory. J. L. POWER. t.c. BOROUGH OF NEW 7 PLYMOUTH. is hereby given that Devon Road, west of the Waiwakaiho Bridge, Fitzroy, is closed to all traffic during tramway construction. Owners of vehicles and pedestrians may only use the road at their own risk. . F. T. BELLRINCER, Town Clerk. In the matter of a Poll under "The Harbors Act, 1908," nnd its Amendments, "The Waitara Harbor Board Empowering Act, lfll-1," and ''Tim Local Elections and Polls Act, 1915," and its Amendments, held in the W T aitara Harbor District on the-Ist day of July, 1915; and In the matter of a Petition filed Ui the Magistrate's Court at Waitara by Herman Sander and others prayjiig that it may be determine! that the said IPoll was void. J ALFRED CROOKE, being a Stipea- • diary Magistrate exercising jurisdiction at Waitara, do hereby give notice that the Petition above referred U> will be heard at the Magistrate's Court at Waitara at 9 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of August, 1915. Dated at New Plymouth this 17th.day of August, 1915. ALFED CROOKE, Stipendiary Magistrate.

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