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Taranaki Daily News, 23 May 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. JSOTICE-CLrPPANG,, jCJOR&ES Clipped at reasonable rates in old blacksmith shop, opp. White Hart Hotel. First-class clipping done. COBURN & HANNA. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 60.) In the- Estate of GEORGE WILLIAM COLLINS, o£ New Plymouth, farmer, deceased. A LL creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the District Man,ager of the Public Trust Office at New Plymouth, on or before the 23rd day of July, 191 ft. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. ALL moneys payable ti the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal money-order office, or paid to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office at New Plymouth. K. TRIGGS, Public Trustee. May 22, 1919. YOUR EYES AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY. rPHOS. H. WALTERS CALLINGHAM, Dr.O.V., M.P.0.C., G. 10., Opthalmic Optician, may be consulted at the Trocadero, New Plymouth Sight tested free. Hours: 10 a.m. till 4 pjn. T BEG to announce to the Geueral Public that I have sold my motor run between New Plymouth and Purangi. I now take this opportunity of thanking my many customers for their liberal support in the past, and hope their support will still eoatinue. to my successor. E. J. BAKER, J J. R. ARCHIBALD, beg to announce that I have purchased Mr. E. J. Baker's Motor Business between New Plymouth and Purangi, and hope with strict attention to business and civility to meet with a fair share of the travelling public's patronage. Good service and careful drivers guaranteed. J. R. AP.CHIBALD. TO BUILDERS. are invited, to be received ' at our office up to 4 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, May 28, for the erection of a Residence in Octavius Place for Mr. Alf. Smith. MESSENGER AND GRIFFITHS, 1 FF.N.2LLA., Registered Architects, New Plymouth. FOR SALE BY TENDER. ; CECTIONI46, Durham Rd. west, containing 118 acres, near station and factory. Terms, £IOOO down, balance on ' easy terms for three years. For further particulars apply on the place to Joe Corney, sen. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders will close on FRIDAY, May 30,1910. TUSNDERS are jnvited for felling 50 acres more or less bush. For particular* apply to— F. J. WARNER, Te Kiri. INGLEWOOD. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—The difficulties of securing just the right goods for the winter trade have never been greater. We would urge our customers to buy early, as we bold many scarce lines. Instead of prices coming lower, they are still harden ins. . QOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—Just to han —one piece Roslyn Tweed, scarlei shade; very suitable for children's coats sports coatsV etc.; 66 inches wide; 11/t per yard. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood, for all-woo Grey Jerseys, polo collar, for chit dren. If you require any of these, cal early; quantity limited. l yji'iuuii'ii, inglewood.—-Another lot ol Ladies' Coats just come forward; also Down Quilts. fJOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—One piec v only, White Twill Sheeting, foi double bed; price 1/11 per yard. Th< wholesale price of this sheeting to-day is 2/9 per yard. i uigiewooa, nave just un packed a very special line of ladies Black Silk Hose; price 21s per pair. Verj superior goods. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood.— A new line o Ladies' Winter Gloves just landed colors, cream, beaver, black and navj blue. Price, 2/11 per yard. RE-OPENING PRIVATE HOSPITAL. JtfURSE BENNETT, Inglewood, wiihe to notify the public that she ha secured the services of a trained hospita nurse (certificated) to assist her in thi nursing work at the institution.