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Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1920, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL/'" ■ COLLEGE re-open on THURSDAY, 19th February. New Pupils and Parents may interview the Principal TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), 9.30 to 12, and"2 to 4. A. L, MOORE, Director. borough of new plymouth. municdpaTbaths^ ]jypXED Bathing every day this week, from 315 p.m.- to 7 p.m. • .■£'*■■" ;■ ,\ F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Clerk. • BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. DOG TAX,« TN future owners of Dogs are required to pay the registration fee at the Borough Offices, Liardet Street. The Collector will not call ft>r the fee as in past years. Fee, if paid before 31st March next 7s 6d; if paid after that date, 10s. Dogs owned by Shepherds or Drovers, and kept solely for herding or driving sheep or cattle, 2s 6d. Owners of unregistered dogs,will be prosecuted. E. C. KING, Registrar and Collector. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. RANTED.— Luncheon provided for several High School girls. Must be nep.r school. J.R. BARR, Principal. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND APPLICATIONS are,invited for Four Scholarships of £BO on the Marsh Foundation. In accordance with the decision of the' General Synod, these Scholarships are at the present time available for Returned Soldiers desiring to study for Holy Orders without Matriculation being a necessary qualification. The College is open for the admission of students not holding Scholarships upon payment of the customary fee. Copies of Regulations and forms of application can be obtained from the Diocesan Ofllce, 40, Shortland Street, Auckland, where applications can be received up ts February,2lst, 1920, addressed to G. A. Thompson, Secretary, St. John's College Trust. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. gGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, •" HAWERA, SHOW DAYS-TO-DAY • I/O , : x WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 and 19. , Excursion trains will run from New Plynjimth and Wanganui, Splendid Entries have been received for all classes. Do not miss the Show this year, Dog Trials. Egmont Champion Jumping Competition And Other Events. A great display of all classes of Stock, Motor Cars, Implements, etc., etc. C. R. STANNARD, Secretary. Bos 148, flawera. Mr. farmer, look tjUNDREDS of successful breeders can trace their success to the Showring. That aristocratic looking beast you've got inay be ft champion, but you won't find it out by keeping him at home. If he turns out to be a champion then your success is assured. There's a big demand for good stock at big prices too, provided you strike the right buyer. It will cost y6U a mint of money to advertise your stock throughout the but once win a prize at the rjiARANAKI JUETROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL OOCIETY'S AUTUMN SHOW, To be Held at WAIWAKAIHO, NEW PLYMOUTH, MARCH 3rd & 4th, 1920, ' MARCH 3rd & 4th, 1920, and your name will appear in all the leading papers throughout this Dominion within 24 hours. Then save your money, but get. the advertisement Just the same. We exhibit your stock under the most favorable conditions, in spacious, well-aired pens, under roof, and out of the broiling sun. Every courtesy, attention and assistance is extended to all our exhibitors, indeed, showing at Plymouth is a pleasure. Grte it ago this year. You'll come of I your own accord next. I ABOVE ALL, REMEMBERENTRIES WILL CLOSE i'OSITIVELY. j'.' ON SATURDAY, FEB. 21st, at 0 p.m. Write for a prize schedule 'TO-DAY. We post them to any address free. En-1 tries may be made with the Secretaries' of the Stratford, Egmont, and Wanganui A, and P. Societies, or with WILLIAM P. OKEY, Secretary, 'Phone 87. P.O. Bos 19. #EW PLYMOUTH.