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Taranaki Daily News, 28 January 1919, Page 1

PERSONAL LIBERTY DO YOU VALUE IT? DO YOU VALUE IT? p . EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT S TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 8 • TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT S TO-NIGHT CITIZENS* MEETING CITIZENS' MEETING HEAR y ' MR ® M- FINDLAY (of Wellington), President N.Z. Moderate League. And MR S. A ARMSTRONG Dominion Secretary N.Z.M.L. ON THE RIGHTS OF THE MODERATE PUBLIC. ARE YOU AWARE??? THAT THE SPECIAL LICENSING REFERENDUM to ba held in a few weeks provides a complete alteration of LICENSING LAW and that no provision is made fora true expression of the opinions of the Moderate Public WHERE IS YOUR DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATION? LEARN WHAT YOU ARE ASKED TO VOTE ON, TO-NIGHT TONIGHT ALL CITIZENS INVITED. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Doors open 7.30 p.m. TARANAKI MEETINGS: ELTHAM Wednesday, Jan 29 WAITARA—Friday, Jan. 31. STRATFORD—Thursday, Jan. 3ft. HAWERA—Sunday, Feb. 2. MEETINGS. JMPORTANT j^JEETING BUSINESS MEN'S EFFICIENCY LEAGUE, ON TUESDAY 28th, AT 3 O'CLOCK, AT THE SOLDIERS' CLUB. PRIVATE MEETING of Business Men and others who are interested in the formation of a Local Branch of the above League, will be held in the Soldiers' Club Rooms on Tuesday next, at 3 o'clock Representatives from Wellington, Palmers ton, Wanganui, and other centres will attend Come and help the Business Men push the Prohibition Chariot along J. E. HAMILL, Organise® BUICK TAXI GABAGB. M E GUS BEU begs to announce that he has now commenced business on his own account, and mt-y be seen by old and new clients at the Buick Taxi Garage King's Buildings, Brougham Street. Cars for hire day or night Moderate charges Whether for long or short trip Ring 'Phone 436 GUS BEU ARE YOU? Are you going to be married? Well, if ao, hag it occurred to you that NGAERE GARDENS Is the ideal and romantic spot to commence your journey in double harness? "LISTEN! LESTER BROS, will caie: for the wedding breakfast and when the Bride and Bridegroom depart on their honeymoon LfcSTER BROS. Will entertain the guests. There isn't a parson in 6ur family otherwise we could do the lot. AND DON'T FORGET— Sunday School, Day School, High School, Night School Picnics are all catered for by us. WRITE TO-DAY WHEN YOU ARE COMING. MOTOR BARGAIN COLUMN. One WILLY OVERLAND 30cwt Chassis: bus body was burnt off this Would make a very good delivery van. Chassis does Lot require a great deal of attention Should be a gift at £IOO. One *Ol4 model 5-seater STUDEBAKER. Has not done big mileage; good running order A snip at £l5O. QXE latest model 8.5.A.; nearly new, and Handsome Coach-built Sidecar (with windscreen, etc.), in perfect order, A Bargain at £IOO- - S-Seater DODGE CAR; recently overhauled and painted; great value at £325. NEWTON KING. PUBLIC NOTICES. STRAYING NOTICE. gTRAYED on to J. W. Harding's farm and now on to J. Moratti's—Two Sheep, two notches on bottom ear hole in centre piece out top near ear; no mark on other ear. If not claimed within four- , teen days will be sold to pay expenses JOHN MORATTI EG MONT COUNTY COUNCIL EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. OEO RIDING. PURSUANT to Section 39 of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 19AS," 1 hereby give public notice that an election will be held" on WEDNESDAY the sth day of FEBRUARY, 1919, for the purpose of electing ONE Councillor for the Oeo Riding in place of Councillor R. W. J. McNeill, resigned, and I hereby appoint the Countv Office, Opunake, as the place, and ! WEDNESDAY, the 29th day cf JAN- | UARY, 1919, before noon, as the day for nomination of Candidates for such office. Dated at Opunake this 13th day of January, I'JIS. <iEO. W ROGERS, Returning Officer, Egmont County IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Estate of ATUTAHI RUKUWAI of Parihaka, Aboriginal Native. is hereby given that a First and Final Dividend of 15s in the £ on all Proved and Accepted Claims is now payable it my Office, New Plymouth. J S S. MEDLEY, Deputy Official Assignee, New Plymouth.. New Plymouth, January 27, 1919 1 NEW PLYMOUTH BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL First Term 1919 commences in the New School on WEDNESDAY, February 10 Mr Moyes will be "At Home" to interview Parents and Pupils on THURSDAY 30th January, from 10 a.m to 5 p.m Pupils are requested to take their Proficiency Certificates with them. EDMUND LASH, Secretary ST MARY'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, STRATFORD HEAD MISTRESS, MISS STANFORD. School will rc-open on WEDNESDAY, February 12 Boarders are expected to return on TUESDAY, February 11 Intending day girls will be enrolled at St. Mary's on TUESDAY, February 11, from 10 a.m. till noon LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1915," unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on_ cr before the 3rd day of March 1919 HICKMAN FRANK RUSSELL.-Sec-tions 959 and 962 and parts of Sections 951 and 963, Town of New Plymouth. Occupied by Frank E. Gadd No. 1385. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 27th day of January, 1919, at the Lands Registry Office, New Plymouth , ' ' A. V. STURTEVANT, District Land Registrar.