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Taranaki Daily News, 11 February 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S And finally To-morrow. Here is the life—This is the lifsi GEO2GE WALSH GEORGE WALSH GEOKGE WALSH In his cyclone of Love, Action, and Romance. "THIS IS THE LIFE." ■THIS IS THE LIFE." "THIS IS THE LIFE." "THIS IS THE LIFE." Showing at usual pric HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. WELCOME to Returned Men—trooper F. L. Gill, Privates W. Eustace, Roy Julian and J. Brophy —on FRIDAY, February 14, 1918. Usual Prices. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Hon. Sec PUBLIC NOTICES. PROPOSED INGLEWOOD COUNTY. rpH'J Commission appointed under the I hand of His Excellency the Governor - ! General to enquire and report respecting | the proposed Inglewood County will sit I at the office of the Moa Road Board, Ingle wood, on Friday, 21st February, 1919, commencing at 10 a.m. The order of reference is as follows: (1) Whether for the purposes of local government under the Countieß Act 1908, the said area is adequately Be.-ved by its bsing partly included iu the County of Taranaki and partly in the County of Stratford, or whether it is desirable that it should be constituted a separate County under the said Counties Act. (2) Whether in the event of its being desirable- to constitute the Baid area a i.jmatc County the boundaries described in the said First Schedule to the Inglewood County Bill, 1918, comprise lands having "direct community of interest one with another, or whether any other boundaries would be more suitable, and if so, to suggest such other boundaries. Any person or persona desiring to tender evidence on the foregoing matters are I invited to attend on the date and at the place above named for the purpose G. H. BULLAKD, Chairman of the Commission. SEALER FIVE HBTOTES VULCANIZER, The very latest sure-cure for tyre trouble. Makes permanent repaira Pnoe, 12/6 Post Free. BRIDGER'S Motor Equipment Store, "Phono tti ELTHAM. JU3T pUBLISHED- " THREE TEARS WITH THE MEW ZEALANDERS," 3y LL3UT.-COL. C. H. WESTON, ' D.S.O. j Giving a graphic account of New Zealand's share in the Great War, in Gallipoli and on the Western Front, with map 3 and illustrations. A book of absorbing interest. Price, 6s; Postage, sd. fHOMAS Bookseller ~.,.... New Plymouth. Race Patrons to know that the EGMONT RACING CLUB has secured the Premier Caterers, J) US TINS' T IMITED, Who will supply FIRST-CLASS LUNCHEON, also Morning and Afterioor, Tea, at their meeting on February 12 and 13. LUNCHEON FROM 11.30. LUNCHEON FROM 11.30. Refreshments, Pies and Cakes as usual. j)USTINS' T IMITED, Wanganui ana Palmerston North. STRAYING NOTICE. QTRAYING in my paddock at Awakino since November 14, 1918—One Chest nut Gelding, about 14 hands; white star en forehead; no visible brands.' If no: claimed and expenses paid before lHt.'i ■"• f ",nt will be sold to defray costs. , F. J. WOLFE, Awakino. THE TARANAKI FARMERS" MEAI CO., LTD. CATTLE RECEIVING DATES. i RAHOTU—Feb. 11, 10 to 12 a.m., at Mr Newton King's Yards. j OKATO—Feb. 11, Ito 3 p.m., at the Company's receiving paddock. ! " M. H. BARNITT, Buyer. j Telephone 4fi3 s New Plymouth. APRIL 10th LIQUOR REFERENDUM. . AN office where voters' enrolment forms may be filled in and information obtained, will be open to the public in the Good Templar Lodge-room until March , 6th, when rolls close. Hours: 2 to 5 pjn.; Saturday «» 10 ' aJn. t» 5 »jn.