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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC QN end after MONDAY, December 16 the ordinary timetable will be resumed on the Toko Branch. The 3.55 p.m. Train Stratford to New Plymouth;' the 5.5 p.m. train Waitara to Lepperton; and the 5.45 p.m. train Lepperton to Wait&ra will run as usual. BY ORDER. BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH." SPECIAL ORDER WIDENING CARRInGTON ROAD. is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the New Plymouth Borough Council held on the 9th day of December, 191s, a Resolution was passed, tie object or purport of which is to widen Carrington Road by the inclusion therein .of Parts of-the Sections Nos. 993 ar.d 994 i on the Plan of the Town of New Plymouth containing together Iwo perches and Twenty-five hundredths of a perch (more or less). AND notice is hereby given that the said. Resolution will be submitted to Special meeting of the Council, to be held it tae Office* of the Council, situated in Lia'det St-rnet, New Plymouth, on .iIONDAY, the 13th. day of January 1919 at 7.30 o'clock p.m. for confirmation as a Special order. DATED tbo J Ith day.of December 101 S. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SECOND ANNUAL CLEAN-UP WEEK. JN order to encourage everybody to have clean premises the Borough Council has decided to have a second Annual Clean-up Week for the whole of the Borough, when every kind of rubbish (other than weeds and hedge clippings) will be removed free of charge, BUSINESS AREA: THURSDAY NEXT, 12th Instant.—That portion of the Borough between Courtenay Street and the Sea atid between Robe Street and Liardet Street; and also Devon Street from Gover Street to Liardet Street. All'rubbish tu be placed on the outer edge of the footpath before 12 noon. the Remainder of the bor- ' OUGH: FRIDAY NEXT, 13th inBtant.—All rubbish must be placed on the outer edge of the footpath before 7.30 a.m. Please get the rubbish out to your gate before the day of the collection and pl&cs it in the street in the morning. Owners of Motor Garages and other premises having very large quantities of bulky rubbish must make special arrangement with the Sanitary Inspector P. T. BELLRINGER Town Clerk.

IN THE ESTATE OP MASON PRES. TON (TE MEIHA PARAHENE), OP WAIHI, NEAR WAITARA, PAR. MER, DECEASED. persons having claims against the above estate are requested to at once render the same in duplicate to the undersigned, to whom all mofieys owing to the estate should also be paid. C. R. STEAD, Solicitor, Waitara. Telephone 164. Telephone 164. .To Motor-Cyclists and Intending Motor-Cyclists, tfhere are bargains to be had at the ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT. 1 7-9 h.p. Indian, £6O. 1 6 h.p. Royal Enfield and sidecar, £95. 1 5-6 h.p. Rudge Multi, £SO. 1 3J h.p. King Dick, £25. 1 3J h.p. Sun, 3-speed, free engine, £35. 1 2| h.p. Gents' Douglas, £6O. 1 2% h.p. Ladies' Douglas, £65. 1 Coach-built Indian sidecar, special chassis, windscreen, £25. 1 2J-h.p. A.J.S., £2O. Sidecars—wicker, cane and coachbuilt—in stock from £lO up to £4O. Oome and see the new military model, BIG X, the machine that the American Army in France is being supplied with. DON'T FORGET, Motor-Cycle Repairs are my speciality. In case of break-down on the road, RING UP 164. J. H, BODIE. Proprietor. MOTOR CAR BARGAINS. One 24-ton THORNYCROFT Truck; great value; Price £350, NEWTON KING. tj'Oß SALE —Five-passenger Wolseley Car.—Apply Criterion Motor Garage, New Plymouth. <Lx>