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Taranaki Daily News, 19 February 1920, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PROPOSED NEW RAILWAY STATION, STRATFORD. PUBLIC MEETING. A PtBLIC MEETING will be held in the TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, oa MONDAY, 23rd inst., at 8 p.m., to consider tile Government's proposals for a new railway station. j. w. McMillan, Mayor. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH, TO future owners of Dogs a.Te required to pay the registration fee at the Borough Offices, Liardet Street. The Collector will not call for 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 Cd. Owners of unregistered dogs will he prosecuted. E. C. KING, Registrar and Collector. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. RANTED.— Luncheon provided for several High School girls. Must be near school. J. R. BARR, Principal. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. J?GMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, HAWERA. TO-DAY Excursion trains will run from New Plymouth and Wangamii. Splendid Entries have been received for all classes. )o not miss the Show this year. Dog Trials. . Egmont Champion Jumping Competition And Oliier Events. u groat display of all classes of Stock, Motor Cars, Implements, etc., etc. C. R. STANNARD, Secretary. Box 148, Hawera. MS. FAEMER, LOOK ITUNDREDS of successful breeders • can trace their success to the Showring. - That aristocratic looking beast you've got may be a 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 you a mint of money to advertise your stock throughout the Dominion, but once win a prize at the rPARANAKI 'METROPOLITAN A GRICULTURAL (SOCIETY'S AUTUMN SHOW, To be Held at WAIWAKAIHO, NEW PLYMOUTH, MARCH 3rd & 4th, ioao, 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 tin? 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 New Plymouth is a pleasure. Give it ago this year. You'll come of youf own accord next. ABOVE ALL, REMEMBER—ENTRIES WILL CLOSE POSITIVELY ON SATURDAY, FEB. 21st, at 9 p.m. Write for a prize schedule TO-DAY. We post them to any address free. Entries may be made with the Secretaries of the Stratford, Egmont, and Wanganui A. and P. Societies, or with WILLIAM P. OKEY, Secretary, 'Phone 87. T.O. Box IS. NEW PLYMOUTH. APPLES Finest Fruit, direct from the orchard to t..e consumer, 4d per lb. (mixed varieties). In 361b cases. Delivered free in towns or to nearest Country Railway Stations, 12/- per case. In ISVb cases, free by post, 7s. Delivery February to June. Kindly send remittance with order. Quotations for longer quantities or coolstored fruit at any time of the year. G. S. MURRAY, Tasman, NELSON. T ASH-GRO-INE gives you the beautj you have been longing for! It grows lovcjly long eyelashes and distinct eye--brtnfs. Prices 2s 9d and 5s at all had' ing chemists and stores