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Taranaki Daily News, 8 March 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WEIGHT GUESSING COMPETITION. TABANAKI A. & I. SOCIETY'S AUTUMN SHOW. WEIGHT OF COW. Correct dead weight 716 lbs. James Reid, Freezing Works 717 lba. S. A. Dailey, New Plymouth. ...715 lbs. A. J. Guscott, CarringUn Rd 715 lbs. (Diride Ist, 2nd, and i*rd prize money) WEIGHT OF SHEEP. Correct dead weight lamb 2GJ lbs. Do. sheep 138 lbs. Total weight ~... ICii lbs C. Hoskin, Fitzroy 104 lbs. W. It. Leighton, Devon St,, NJP.. .165 lbs. J. A. Knight, Puniho 165 lbs. W. McKenzie, Waitara 165 lbs. H. C. Sampson, Hillsborough 185 lbs. (Divide Ist and 2nd prize money.) WOMEN'S NATIONAL RESERVE. .' Soldiers' Mothers, Wives and Children are invited to the gathering at the Kawarba Park on Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Afternoon tea provided, Christmas tree for the children. NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. THURSDAY EVENINGS, at 7 P.M. A DULT Dressmaking Class, including DRAFTING and CUTTING OUT. Fee, 15s per term. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. QPUNAKE RACING QLUB ACCEPTANCES for ALL EVENTS dose MONDAY, MARCH 10, at 5 pja. P. S. RILEY, Secretary, Pihama. MISCELLANEOUS. B.K. Bookshop.—The First and oecond Books of Artemas the Scribe, written concerning men ana the things that men did do, at the ti "- *' was war. Price 2/6 each. Willi, who ruled over the men of '# Hu, was a crafty man and greedy . . . and he went out with a great multitude of men, and much munitions, and he made a war, like whereof was never knowa on earth before."—From the First Book of Artemas. f.u. it was ordained that all the bazaars throughout the land should close them their doors at eight hours after midday , . . and when a man did go for to buy him some cigarettes, and it was too late, he would utter maledictions on the doorstep j and the neit time he would remember.'—From the First Book of Artemas. f M name was David, and his place w among the rulers of the land of En . . and the choice of the people fell upon hi and they did Bend him unto the land of Ire *'or to speak the soft word that charmetlj away wrath."—From the First I Book of Artemas. f „ j-u-uttii was one among the kings of Eur, and hii name it was Tino, the king of the Greeks; and he was a crafty man and artful. And whenever he did speak, behold, ,i,ere was oil upon his words, so that afterwards he could slide tnem both this way and also that way, us did him most advantage."— From the feecoud Book of Artemas. f i L 'WOW there can was no more ioou in ma save only enough for to feed the. people, and they would gather themselves in a line, hoping that, perchance, a little meat would It vouchsafed unto them."— From the Second Book of Artemas. f„ tho men of En did make them chariots of gtranpe and wonderful design and they did call them tanks, and they were like a lizard that is blown out mightily, that whlketh as a man plagued with the corns."-From the First Book of Artemas. f. u . PING UP OROZIEJOoT 21, INGL¥ WOOD, when you want to go to the Mountain or anywhere else. Big, room* Iwn. Competent drivers. Good »wvvi%