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Taranaki Daily News, 3 December 1919, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. GALA DAY. 4 ICAWaROA park. THURSDAY, DECEMBER nth, 1919. (We3t End Schools Picnic.) KAWAROA PARK. KAWAROA PARK. Programme commeneea 2 p.m. Fancy Dancing '.y Mr. J. Hoskins' pupils. Physical Dirll by School Children. Flag Drill by School Children. t Wand Drill by School Children. Physical Drill by School Children. RACES & SPORTS from 11 a.m. Flat Races for children, all ages. Slow Bicycle It ace. Wheelbarrow Race, Animal Race. Thread the Needle. Apple Bobbing. Egg and Spoon Race. Bun and Lemonade Addition Race. Obstacle and Sack Race. Loop Tug-of-War. Chinese Wrestling. Wet Day Race. Mixed Clothes Race. Blindfold Boxing. STALLS. Produce, Jumble, Toys, Sweets, Soft Drink Stalls. Afternoon Tea. COMPETITIONS ALL DAY LONG. Cocoanut Shy, Sambo and His Mates, Doll Guessing, The Erratic Arrow, Sheet and Soup Plate. Swings, Ocean Wave, Living Boats, SeeSaw, Bathing and Paddling. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Hot Water Free. ADMISSION—Is; School Children Free. WIND-UP DANCE In Pavilion in the Evening. Gents 2s, Ladies ~s, CHILDREN'S DANCE Friday Evening, Dec. 12th. Admission Is. W. BENNETT, Hon. Sec. BUSINESS NOTICE. '•MAY" IT PLEASE YOUR COUNTRY. J BEG to announce to the farmers and all other residents of Bell Block and surrounding districts that I have sold the old established retail business known as the CORONATION STORE, to Mr. Albert May, who has recently returned after three and a half-years of strenuous WAR SERVICES. I take this opportunity of thanking my numerous fi iends and customers for the support extended to me during the many years of ray Bell Block residence, and I solicit even a more liberal measure of support to my successor. lie and his brave comrades were successful in that they made it possible for us to carry on during the dark years of the war, and I feel sure he will prove equally successful in giving satisfaction as Proprietor of the CORONATION STORE. H. POTE, JN connection with the above I desire to intimate that I propose to continue the business on the same lines as hitherto conducted by H. Pote and I trust my efforts will meet with success. ALBERT MAY. BOROUGH OP NEW PLYMOUTH. is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the New Plymouth Borough Council, held 011 the 10th day of November, 1910, the following resolution was passed:— \ "The Common Seal of the Mayor, Councillors Mid Burgesses of the Borough of New Plymouth having become worn out and no longer suitable for use, the New Plymouth Borough Council, in • pursuance of the proyiaions of section 4 of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," hereby orders such seal to be altered and changed to ihe words and design shown on the seal produced to this meeting of the | mid Council, and further orders that the said seal how produced shall be the Common Seal of the Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of the Borough of New Plymouth and the seal previously in use shall upon the confirmation hereof be destroyed in the presence of the Council." And Notice is hereby given that the said Resolution will lie submitted to an Ordinary Meeting of the said Council, to be held at the Municipal Offices, Liardet Street, New Plymouth, on MONDAY, the eighth day of December, 1019, at 7.30 p.m., for cc' firmation as a Special Order. Dated this 11th day of November, 1919. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. SOMEWHERE A VOICE IS CALLING, And SOMEWHERE TO GO IS NGAERE GARDENS gVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON the Water Chute will be running, and the Great Orchestral:', will be playing from 2.30 to 3.30, or longer if patronage warrants. Commencing THURSDAY, November 20th, 1919, THE GREAT ORCHESTRALA lays every SUNDAY AFTERNOON from 2.50 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. Motor 'Bus Service every Sunday afternoon from Stratford P.O, 1.45 p.m. <wd 2.30 p.m.