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Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PARTFTAKA ROAD DISTRICT. GENERAL RATE 1918-19. The Rating Act, 190 S. The Road Boards Act, 1908. And Amendments of each. VOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Parihaka Road Board, at the Ordinary Meeting to be held at the Board's Office, Rahotu, on Thursday, July 11, 1918, at 11 a.m., to make and levy a general Tate of thirteensixteenths of a penny in the pound sterling (13-lCd in £), on the capital value of all rateable property within the Paribaka Road District, for the period of twelve months commencing on April 1, 1918, and ending March 31, 1919, and payable in one sum on August 1, 1918, at the Board's Office. The Rate Book is open for inspection during office hours. A. O'BRIEN, Clerk. Opunake, June 25, 1918. COUNTY OF TARANAKI. WAITARA WEST ROAD DISTRICT MERGER. A PETITION in favor of the Merger of Waitara West Road District is lying at the County Office, Robe Street, New Pylmouth, for signature. Ratepayers of the Waitara West Road District in favor of the proposal are requested to call and append their names as early as possible. JOHN CONNETT, County Chairman. New Plymouth, June 22, 1918. WIVES OF RESERVISTS, SEE TO JUNE 27 DOLLY DAY. Bring the Children to the DOLLY FAIR On Thursday Next, at the Good Templar Hall. Variety—Vivacity—Visions—Value. OMATA SEWING GUILD. /"YWING to other entertainments being held next week, the Omata Sewing Guild has decided to postpone its social, which it intended holding on June 27, to a date which will shortly be announced. JJED QROSS "MART

ST. MARY'S PARISH IN CHARGE. All. Parishioners wanted. Don't ■wait to be asked, but remember this great sacred cause of charity, and bring your help to aid our sick and wounded soldiers. The Stalls will comprise homemade cakes and bread, pastry, cooked and uncooked meats, fruit, vegetables, groceries, fancy, jumble and flowers. The fancy and art needlework section will be in the shop next the H.B. Co., which has generously placed same at the disposal of the Red Cross for that day. Two prizes offered for best made and decorated sponge sandwich to be left at the Mart before 9 a.m. on Saturday. Promises received of cooked ham and tongue, beef steak pie, Cornish pasties, apple turnovers, sausage rolls, poultry, Aberdeen sausage, plum puddings, gingerbread, shortbread, meringues, Red Cross busters, war-time lemon honey, new season's, jams and jel- > lies, butter, eggs, fresh vegetables, Etc., Etc. Mart open on Friday to receive gifts from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m., and to purchasers on Saturday from 9.30 aon. Advance St. Mary's. BEAT THE RECORD AND BEAT THE ENEMY. MISCELLANEOUS. TVTEN'S winter underwear, best values in Taranaki. Heavy singlets or pants 4/6; fleece-lined singlets or pants 2/11; all-wool colonial knitted underpants 5/6 par; only at the Kash, New Plymouth. ROYS* Striped Shirts, with collars— For boys up to 7 years 1/11; for boys up to 10 years 2/6; for boys up to 14 years 2/11 each. These values onlr obtainable at The Kash, New Plymouth. YyLNTER Suits for the boys in new styles and shapes. All dark colonial and imported tweeds. For boys 2 years to 8 years, prices 8/11, 12/6, 15/-. Come in and see them at the Kash, New Plymouth. fiORRESPONDENCE Lessons, individually compiled for each pupil, all subjects. Economical, efficient courses. Matriculation, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, National Scholarships, Public Service Entrance, Book-keeping, Shorthand, etc. Write for Prospectus and ■pecial "War" price list. Metropolitan Correspondence College, P.O. Box 671. Auck' •■>