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Taranaki Daily News, 31 March 1916, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. RANTED, two Maids, and a Boy for Messenger.—Apply, Office of the Taranaki Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. CENTRAL SCHOOL. fHE CENTRAL SCHOOL, having Deen thoroughly fumigated, will re-open on MONDAY next (April 3), at 9 a.m. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary, Education Board. TRESIPASS NOTICE. TRESPASSERS with dog or giM on Section 22 and part 37, Block 2, 0.5.D., will be prosecuted. All dogs destroyed. G. R. TYLEE, Occupier. NEW PLYMOUTH CITIZEN'S BAND. fHE CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE of the above Band desire all Instruments, etc., to be handed in not later than MONDAY NEXT, April 3, 191(1, for purposes of checking. Instruments held by JUNIORS must also be handed in at the Bandroom. Applications will be received up to WEDNESDAY, April 5, from Lads desirous of joining a JUftlOR CLASS to be formed forthwith. By ordei of the Bandmaster. H. R. CATTLEY. Secretary Citizens' Committee. TO THE PUBLIC OF INGLEWOOD AND SURROUiNDING DISTRICTS, JJAVING sold the Goodwill of our Ingtewood Auctioneering and General Agency Business to Mr. Newton King, we take this opportunity of extending our sincere thanks to all old clients for the generous support accorded our firm during the many years we havo conducted thi3 business. We solicit for cur successor a continuance of your support. MATTHEWS, GAMLIN & CO.

TN Connection with the above I have pleasure in announcing that having purchased the Gofidwill of Messrs. Matthews, Gamlin and old established Auctioneering and General Agency business, I solicit a continuance of the generous support. accorded to them for so many years past. I look forward with pleasure to making the acquaintance of all new clients as well as renewing that of majiy of the old and valued ones with whom I vas acquainted in the older history of the district. No pains will he spared upon my part to cater for the wants of the settlers. Regular sales will be held at the Yards and the Mart, and a full line of Farmers' Requisites will be stocked, h',. the Inglewood auction rooms. NEWTON KING. TF suflii'i'.nt inducement, Jackson's Motor T-im will ontinie to run to the Mountain House every Thursday and Sunday, leaving the Post Office at 0.30 a.m. All bookings at Masonic Stables, New Plymouth. Return fare, 12s 6d. Motor Cars for Hire at shortest notice. .W. W. JACKSON, Proprietor. Q.RAND JJNION. Organised by the NEW PLYMOUTH RAILWAY PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. In aid of NATIONAL FUND FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

at and Second Prizes are CENTRAL BUILDING SECTIONS, in Seddon Street,' WANGANUI, donated by Mrs. A. L. Parker, of Fitzroy, valued at £2OO each, besides Six Other Valuable Prizes. Drawing in Theatre P»oyal, New Plymouth, on May 4, 191 G. Tickets are obtainable from members of Local Railway Staff. S. n. SMITH," Chairman. W. W. THOMSON, Hon. Sec. M. COUTTS, Hon. Treas. EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY OP NEW PLYMOUTH. AN Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of the above Society will be held in Messrs Webster and McKetlar's Office, Ctirrie Street, TO-NIGHT (Friday, March 31), at 7.30 o'clock. BUSINESS: NO. 2 GROUP—To dispose of Two Appropriations of £l5O each by Ballot and Two Appropriations of £l5O each by Tender; and General. A. L. HUMPHRIES, Secretary. KNOWN—The Daily News is the best advertising medium in Tafanaki. It covers the whole of tho province, from New Plymouth to Patea, to Opunake; to Awakino, to Whanga., to Pnrangi, It is read on every train, coach and 'bus. So send along your "fiwti, for rate*. «t«,