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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1917, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WAITARA WEST ROAD BOARD. is hereby givtn that the above Board will at its nest meeting?, to be held on the 3rd day of July, 1917, under Section 108 of the Road Boards Act, lflOS, and in accordance with Section 48 of the Rating Act. 100S, strike and lev} - a general rate of five-eights of a penny in the £ on all rateable property within the Waitam West Road Boards District, such rate to be for the year ending March .11, 1!)1S, and will be payable in one instalment on December 1917, at the office of the Clerk, E. Gilmoiir, Egmont Street. New Plymouth, where also the rate book is now open for inspection. HARPER B. LEPPER, Chairman. NOTICE. MEETING of ratepayers of the Parihaka Road District will be hel3 in the Raholu Hall on FRIDAY next, July 6, *t- 3 p.m., for the purpose of forming a deputation to wait upon the board at its next meeting and entering a protest against the proposed penny rate. H. N. CHAPMAN, Warea. A. F. CHAPMAN, Rahotu. J. LAWN, Oaonui. NOTICE. 'pHF. Colonial Sugar Refining Company (Fiji and New Zealand), Ltd., has this day advanced the prices of its refiaed and raw products ONE POUND per TON. W. J. W. PHILSON, Manager. Auckland, July 2, 1917. FARM FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. QWING to my sons going to the Front, my Farrn, containing 550 acres, situated at I'ukearuhe, White Cliffs, is for absolute sale. Apply to the undersigned. J. W. H. MARTIN*. private Bag, Waitara. TO BE SOLD. ONE VALUABLE SHARE IN THE "GANE" MILKING MACHINE CO., LTD. well-established company reecnt ly bought out the "Eureka" and the "Sargent" rights, and paid a divi<}end of 5 per cent on last year's workings. For fuller particulars write or wire immediately to—

liuiueuiaici} iu— J. A. SARGENT, Bos 96, Hawera. TO MOTORISTS! p«pT the Greater Comfort and Mileage built into AVON Tyres. Made by the Largest British Tyre Firm operating in New Zealand. Obtainable Everywhere. Sole N.Z. Distributors: Maling and Co., Ltd., Christchureh. J)IVISION J^EAGUE. i ___ ITS AIMS AND OBJECTS. l : lank I.—The League heartily cooperates with the Government to maintain reinforcement* and win the war. Plank 2.—The League is non-party. Plank 3—Pensions on disablement of soldiers to follow the British leheme; according to injury and disablement, and not left to the discretion of a Pensions Board. Plank 4.—The League is endeavoring to secure adequate pensions and allowances for all wive 3 and dependents. (The present scales are pitifully inadequate and compare very unfavorably with those prevailing in England). Plank s.—The medical examination to be the deciding factor as to the liability of the State. The League aims at bringing home to the authorities and the public the necessity, in the interests of the community, of adopting a policy of generosity to the dependents of those who, by their sacrifices, are maintaining the existence of the State, and views with gTave concern the indications of a policy of State parsimony. The League believes the time has come nlien the Government should completely review the question of separation allowances and pensions, so that those who may be called on to make the great laerifioe of giving up husband and father ah all not also lie condemned to comparative penury and v.-ant. The League holds that those who remain behind in their ordinary avocation, for whatever reason, should be called upon universally by legislation to make such financial sacrifice as will meet the needs of the dependents of those who arc called upon to face the supreme sacrifice. BE BRITISH—BUY AVONS! riVF.RY purchaser of AVON Tyres supports an important British Industry. He also makes motoring cheapersafer and more comfortable. Get AVONS NOW! Agents everywhere. Sole N.Z. Distributors: Malin'g and Co., Ltd., Christchureh. "RING UP CROZIES, No. 21, IXGLEWOOD, when you want to go to the Mountain or any where else. Big, roomy cad, Compettnt driven. Good lerrice.