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Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. I ft, I THE 'PEOPLE'S TCNIGHT AT 7 . 45 TO-NIGHT Last Night of the Gifted Actor SESSUE HAYAKAWA SESSUE HAYAKAWA In his great play which easily outclasses -The Cheat,'' "BONDS OP HONOR" "BONDS' OF HONOR" And a superb supporting hill COMING TO-MORROW. A- Big Pox Bill Presenting SHIRLEY MASON in "HER ELEPHANT MAN" and a superb "Sunshine" comedy, "Her Private Husband." TARANAKI SCHOOL COMMITTEES' ASSOCIATION. '■ A MEETING of the Taranaki School Committees' Association will be j held at the Technical College on Monday | Next, the 30th inst., at S p.n\. All School Committee Men invited to attend. BUSINESS.—Address by the President of the Dominion ConferThe Executive will meet at 7 p.m. VVM. G. REID, Secretary, Taranaki School Committees' Assn. W 5 TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. r |ltlE Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held in the Soldiers' Club Rooms, King Street, on TUESDAY, August 31, 1020, at 8 p.m. Business: Adoption of Balance-sheet; Eleetion of Officers; and General. E. P. WEBSTER, '. Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND CLEARING OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT. GERMAN DEBTS. j-npHK Controller of the Clearing Office desires to warn the Public that the Imperial authorities advise attempts are • being made by German agent« or pdn- | eipals to obtain direct settlement or j payment of their pre-war debti from their British creditors. By the terms of the Trea'.y of Peace Order, 1920, it is unlawful for any per- | son to pay or accept payment of a debt ■. coming within, the provisions of Ariiclo 236 of the Treaty of Peace of Versailles, and communication between the parties interested as debtor or creditor is forbidden. Any person contiaveaiug this provision is liable to be proceeded against and punished as if he had been guilty of the offence of trading with the enemy. Severe penalties are similarly imposed by German Law on German nal tionals contravening this provision of ! the Treaty. I Persons or firms to whom overtures j have been, or may be, made' for the j settlement of pro-war debts, except I through the Clearing Office, are request- ; ed to communicate immediately full pari ticulars to the Controller of the New ) Zealand Clearing Office, Public Trust i Office, Wellington. : New Zealand nationals who are credi- ' tors of German nationals in respect of pre-war debts, and who have not yet notified their claims to the Clearing Office, should do so before the 30th September. 1020, after which date no such , claims will be considered. j ROBERT 'TRTGGS. Controller, j New Zealand Clearing Office. :' Wellington, 25th August, 1020. j NEW PLYMOUTH BOROUGH i COUNCIL. | SHORT DATED MUNICIPAL LOANS approximately 13 years • ; 'Vi' por cent, free of exchange in i New Zealand, on botii pvi - i<-ipal and i terest. Debentures .€IOO each. Earlj ; application necessary, i F. T. BELLRINGER, General Manager.

SHIRLEY'S AUSTRALIAN SUPERPHOSPHATE 36/38 PER CENT. Farmers who desire to secure this fine, drv. free-running SUPERPHOSPHATE of fresh manufacture, bagged in new eornsaeks, net weights, can obtain supplies from shipments arriving every week at the principal Main Ports. Prices and full particulars can be obtained from ALL FERTILISES MERCHANTS CATHIE, DEMPSTEB & CO., Wellington, New Zealand Agents. ] Almost every hardware store sells I North British Rubber UNIQUE HOT WATER BAGS. Chemists and rubber ! stores recommend them, because they're | economical, durable, lasting, satisfactory. All British. 107