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Taranaki Daily News, 30 May 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. MEW PLYMOUTH WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. SOLDIERS' DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 1. In shop lately occupied by May and Arrowsmith. ALL CAN HELP. SATURDAY NEXT, .TUNE 1, 1918, UL ENTRIES CLOSI for the gHOW Mail Entries to— WILLIAM P. OKEY, P.O. Box 19, New Plymouth J^ECTURE (Under the auspices of the New Plymoath Branch of the Plunket Society) WILL BE GIVEN BY MISS L. COOK In the Soldiers' dub Booms, at 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY, MAY 30). The Lecturer win deal with the aims and objects of the Plunket Movement, dealing with the early life and organisation of the Society. Lecture illustrated by diagrams, etc. All members and women interested in the Plunket Society and in the welfare of children cordially invited to be present. The president of the local branch, Mis. Burgess, M-BJi, will preside. AMALGAMATION OF BUSINESSES. QWING to the remaining partner in the firm of Johnson Bros, being called up for active service, the businesses of JOHNSON BROS. AND HILL 931 be amalgamated as from Tuesday, June 4 Prices for all classes of Groceries are advancing, but as both firms are holding besvy stocks they will be in a position to supply goods in many cases at less than wholesale prices.

COST OP LIVING la high, and in order to keep prices as low S3 passible goods will be sold for CASH omx Customers will be waited on for orders, and goods delivered free. The public are asked to show their patriotism by dealing with a firm that is helping to win the war by doing their ■hare of fighting at the front. JOHNSON BROS. H. E. HILL. JJED QROSS J^ART SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1918. RED CROSS COMMITTEE (A SECTION) IN CHARGE. Q.iiTS of all kinds gratefully received. Flowers and Vegetables. A supply of Mince Rolls, Aberdeen Sausage, Cornish Pasties, Scotch Shortbread, Brandy Snaps, Potted Meat, Meat Pies, Belgian, Sultana and other Cakes and Assorted Biscuits, Cape Gooseberry Jam, Gmva Jelly, Tomato Relish, Sweets, Home-made Bread, etc., will be on hand.. Help our Wounded Soldiers by your help in giving and purchasing. Mart open to buyers on Saturday from 950 ajn_ to 4 pan.; and on Friday afternoon and evening to receive goods. DAIRY FARM WANTED. yyANTED to buy or lease, a good dairy farm. Capacity 100 cows. State price, locality, etc, to "Genuine," care Stratford P.O. No agents. NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN May 31 my shoeing business will be closed down. J. A. COLMER, Rahotu. \tih Employers can help our returned soldier boys by sending their requirements for labor to the Discharged Soldiers' Department, or to the Returned Soldiers' Association, or by teaching them useful crafts and occupations. Help tbe Empire hy buying British floods. THE HON. SECRETARY, •T-2. National Service League.