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Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1917, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE MIDHIRST CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY CO., LTD. <JHE following are the Nominations for seats on the Directorate: — SUSAXS, R.II, KENDRICK, \Y. J. GIBBS. E. \Y. RUTLEDGE. \Y. H. BASKIN, L. DAVIS, Martin WESTON. Joseph. FERGUSON*. G. S. MeASEY, W. M. HARRISON", Herbert. McBRIDE, John. LATHAM, J. C. MORISON, R. McK. RUMBALL, H. A. ROGERS, W. Shareholders will require to elect Five (5) Directors in place of F. Keightley, P. J. Petersen, A. Wright (resigned),- and the retirement of 11. A. Rmnball and Wm. Rogers. A Ballot will accordingly be taken at the Annual General Meeting to be held in the Midhirst Hall on Monday, July 23, 191", at 12.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Report and Balancesheet. Election of Auditor. «And any other business brought before the meeting. Notice of motion by Mr. J. McBride— A That after paying all expenses of manufacturing and marketing of butter, the balance remaining be paid out in full on butterfat." , R. J. HOGG, Secretary.

FITZROY SCHOOL COMPETITIONS. FITZROY HALL. JULY 2C and 27, 1917. Liberal entries. Admission, 1/- and (id. Watch for further particulars. SCOTCH DAY AT THE MART. SATURDAY, JULY 21. (Managed by-tke Ladies of St. Andrew's Guild). JN connection therewith a "Gathering of the Clans." Highland Dancing and Highland Pipers. Under the management of Mr. Roderick Macrae, of Bell Block (late Drum Major of Masterton Pipers Band). FULL PARTICULARS LATER. I, RETIREMENT NOTICE. W. L. GORDGE, grocer, of Vogeltown, wish to notify my clients and the public in general that I have disposed of my business to Mr. I'. Yeates, and I wish to thank all those who so loyally supported me for years and 10 months, and trust they will extend their support to my successor, who, I am sure, will give every satisfaction. W. L. GORDGE. In notifying that I have taken over the above business, I wish to inform all customers that it will be my endeavor always to give satisfaction. F. YEATES. FOR SALE pHAETON (in first-class order), Horse and Harness. Apply— NEWTON KING, Inglewood. FARM FOR IMMEDIATE SALE OWING to my sons going to the Front, my Farm, containing 550 acres, situated at Pukearuhe, White Cliffs, is for absolute sale. Apply to the undersigned. J. W. H. MARTIN, ?rivate Bag, Waitara MISCELLANEOUS. WINTER Sale at The Kash. Gents' famous Swandri Overcoats. Full Riding Cut in Grey, Khaki, or Blue, every coat guaranteed. Sale price 4S/C. matter where or how it's made—in a silver teapot or a kerosene tin, "Arcadia" tea always retaiDs its lovely flavor. That's why there's such an enormous demand for it. & per lb. pWO Special Values in Men's Shirts, at The Kash, New Plymouth. Men's Strong Navy Drill Shirts 3s lid; Men's White Tennis Shirts 3s lid. ' VOUR Worship, 1 plead guilty to the theft of a pound of tea, but it was "Arcadia,"' and I couldn't resist the temptation. Sure might I suggest that your Worship fine me the price (2s) and pay it yourself?" (Laughter). 'THE rain drove into the bushman's camp. Blankets and food got sodden damp, but he ate his meal with infinite glee—he had one treasure —"Arcadia" tea. VT7INTER Sale at The Kash. Special values in Youths' and Men's doublebreasted Tweed Overcoats. Prices from 22/6. Vf EN'S Strong Buckskin Working Trousers, neat dark patterns; 9s 6d pair, at The Kash, Devon Street, Now . Plymoath.