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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1919, Page 1

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PUBLIC NOTICES. F. H. k obertson & qo., New Plymouth Agents for BIIICK MOTOR CARS. Wish to advise their customers that they have removed to their new Oarage in King Street, next to Hooker Bros.' Sample Rooms. Wizard lights, Milking Machines, Bubbenvare and other Agencies as usual. WE have pleasure in certifying that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams, of Okato, were perfectly satisfactory tenants of Ngawaipaua, and that when they were sued for possession recently in the local Magistrate's Court, a claim for rent was included, as the owner of the land had for some time refused to accept rent. The action for possession was taken because the owner required the house for her own use. FITZHERBERT & FITZHERBERT, Solicitors, Ngawaipaua, MRS. GERTRUDE SORENSON, Lecturer, Health and Business Psychic, is visiting New Plymouth for a few weeks, and may be consulted at 103 Vivian Street. Hours: 10.30 a.m. to 7.80 TO LAND AGENTS. MOTICE is hereby given that my property, situated at Warea, is withdrawn from*sale. WILFRED GIBBONS. Warea. TOP PRICES FOR PIGS. j WANTED PIGS—BO to 120 lbs weight. I lOd per lb dead weight. SOLE BROS, I New Plymouth. WANTED URGENTLY, A A GOOD DAIRY COWS; also 30 to 50 dairy heifers. Apply Barnett and Robertson, 'Phone 231 and 210, Stratford. WANTED TO PURCHASE. WANTED to purchase "One-hone Lorry. STRATFORD DAIRY FACTORY, Stratford. GROCERY STORE. TTAVTNG disposed of my ; Grocery Business, *nd Courtenay Streets, to Mr. Geo. Ward, I take this opportunity of thanking all customers for past liberal patronage. I also request similar patronage■.'for'-jny successor. W. F. TRIM. TN taking over the above business, I desire to state that, my very best services will be lit the disposal of customers and the public generally. My long association with the grocery business enobles mo to give good value and guarantee every satisfaction. I have taken over the agency of the Taranaki Daily News, and copies can bo secured at an early hour each morning. rnHREE Grade Jersey Cows, bell earmark right ear. A reward of £5 per cow will ' be given to any person giving information leading to recovery of same. Any person detaining same will be prosecuted, The cows may be separate. N. BURKE, Lowgarth. r&ane 187 M Eltbjun,