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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PEACE CELEBRATIONS. I" J.L«U J •OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. Friday, 18—C^ti z!ei)s' Ball, Coronation Hall. Grand March, 8 p.m. Official in Charge: Mr. R. Bcnnock. Saturday, 19—12.15 p.m., Procession assembles. 1 p.m., Procession. Official in Charge: Mr. F. T. Bellringer. 2.15 p.m., Proclamation and National Anthem, Pukekura Park. 2.30 p.m., Short speeches by His Worship the Mayor, Mr. S. G. Smith, MP., and Lieut.-Colonel Weston. J'OOTBALLL TOURNAMENT. 3 p.m., Tukapa v. Star. 3.20 p.m., High School v. Old Boys. 3.40 p.m., Selection, Citizens' Band. Official in CWarge: Mr. J. W. Hayden. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., Torchlight Procession- and Fireworks. Ci.tkens' Band and Fire Brigade. 8.15 p.m., Bonfire Western Park. Monday, 21—9.15 a.m., Motors not allotted to particular schools assemble et Fire Station. 930 a.m., Other cars assemble at respective schools. " 10 a.m„ Procession from Courtenay Street. Official in Charge: Mr. R. Day. 10,30 am., Planting Peace Commemoration Trees, Liardet Street, near Pnkekura Park, Official in Charge: Mr. W. A. Collis. 12 noon, Refreshments Country Schools, Coronation Hall. 2 p.m., Picture Entertainment for Children. Official in Charge: Mr. H. A. Stratford. If very wet on Saturday the programme for that day will be carried out ou Monday, 21st., in addition to the other arrangements for the same day. If very wet on both Saturday and Monday tho programme will be abandoned and a gathering held in tho Coronation Hall at 3 p.m. In the event of either of the above courses being finally decided upon notice to .that effect will bo posted outside each Picture Theatre. 3* W. HAYDEN, Chairman. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ~ yHE Public of New Plymouth are earnestly requested to strictly observe tho following notification from the New Zealand Government: "The people of New Zealand <re requested to suspend all functions, activities, and celebrations throughout tho Dominion on Peace Celebration Day (Saturday, July 19) from twelve noon until five minutes past that hour in memory of the brave men belonging to the Naval ana Military Forces of <sreat Britain and her Allies (especially of the New Zealand soldiers), the men of the Mercantile Marine, and also the noble army of Nursing Sisters and other heroic and devoted men and women who sacrificed their lives in the cause of freedom, liberty, and justice. During the period stated all processions should stop, all activities cease, and all transport services, motor cars, and vehicles cease running. All male persons should .uncover .their heads and all persons should stand in reverential silence during that period as a tribute to the honored dead." C. H. BURGESS, . Mayor. THE MEDINA, STRATFORD. •JO meet the convenience of country visitors, the above Dining and Refreshment Rcfoms will remain open on Saturday and Monday. Extra staff engaged and well provisioned for dealingwith the rush. Afternoon tea 9d and luncheon Is 6d as usual. R. H. WITT. 1 „ UNITED SERVICES. THANKSGIVING FOR PEACE. On,SUNDAY, July 20. At the HALL, RAHOTU, at 2.30 p.m. At tho HALL, OKATO, at 7 p.m. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. is given that my farm is withdrawn from -Balo as from this date. S. A. REDDING. Hillsborough. July 18th., 1019, The Palatine. —Men's Underpants nnd Singlets, 3/11; Cashmere Finish Singlets and Underpants, 3/fl. A l ' '^' ie Palatine—Men's Famous Hard- _ wear Trousers, 9/6; Grey Striped Denims, 7/6; Soft Cotton Collars, 1/-. The Palatine.—A splendid range of Ivaiapoi Saddle-Tweed Trousers from 17/9 to 28/0. NEW lot of Traced Goods—Cushions, Table Centres, Table Cloths, etc.— just arrived from England, at Thompson's, Devon Street Central. e.n. ' JIRY our wool and cotton wool hose for the kiddies, fancy tops.— Thompson's, Devon St. Centre!. e.n.