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Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1920, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. COUNTY OF EGMONT. I UNPAID KATES. is hereby given that all rates must be paid by the Otli January, 1921, after which an additional ten per centum will be added. GEO. W. ROGER-;, ! County Clerk. Opunake, 16th December, 1920. J REGRET having repeated a statement made to me concerning Messrs. Hall and R. J. Linn and the judging of the Jersey Bulls at the Stratford A* and P. SI aw, and unreservedly disclaim any suggestion of impropriety on their part. None was intended. I have known Mr. Linn for many' years, and have the highest opinion of his integrity. P. RANFORD. MEMORIAL SERVICE. A MEMORIAL SERVICE for the late Mr. W. A. Coll is will be held in the Whiteley Memorial Church on Sunday, Dec. 1!), at 7 p.m. Preacher: Rev. J. Xapier Milne. His Worship the Mayor and Councillors will nttenH

NOTICE . ,re Accounts. Accounts owing to me not paid by December 24, 1920, will be sued for without further notice. Accounts may be paid to Mr. Carlson (my successor), whose receipt will be sufficient discharge, or remittances can be sent to Box 48, New Plymouth. FRANK PLUMTREE. HUTT GIRLS' SCHOOL, CHILTON SAINT JAMES. WATERLOO ROAD, LOWER HUTT. JJOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Girls. Principal, Miss Geraldine I Fifzgerald. Vacancies for Boarders. Next term commences February, 1921. School Telephone 115, Lower Hutt. Prospectus may r>e obtained from the Secretaries, Messrs. Clarke and Menzies, P.O. Box 4»>, Wellington, or from the Principal. TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING. r HAVE decided to curtail my expenses from January Ist, 1921, by running my Store at Fitzroy on STRICTLY CASH LINES, and also by cutting out calling for orders. By doing so I will be able to reduce expenses by having no books to keep nor bad debts to contend with, and thus put me in a position to sell goods at the smallest price. My customers will be gainers, as they will not have to pay for other people's purchases, nor the extra expense entailed" by the daily calling for orders. I trust the public in general, and customers in particular, will see the benefits tlicy will derive by sending their orders along to me, thus receiving the full value for their cash, and helping themselves and me to reduce the cost of living. I will deliver goods as t heretofore if the orders are sent in with the cash or cash on delivery. Yours for business, — J. TAYLOR, The Fitzroy Store. TO RESIDENTS OF FITZROY AND DISTRICT'. REDUCING LIVING COSTS. TJAVING decided to reduce the codt of living to my customers, J have decided to trade on strictly cash lines as from Ist January, 1921, and also to cease calling for orders. This will enable me to reduce expenses, and having no bad debts, the customer receives the direct benefit of cheaper prices for everything. T feel confident that customers and the public in general will appreciate this move and see the benefits of sending in their orders accompanied by cash. It will mean that customers must receive better value for their cash, and so reduce the cost of living. I will deliver goods as previously if the orders are sent in with cash or cash on delivery. Awaiting your commands. GEO. PEARCE. Fitzroy, Dec. 18, 1920. ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. High-grade Furniture to our Clients spread over the whole of Tarannki. This Christmas we aie offering a piece Suites comprising a Settee and two Easy Chairs from £22 17s (Id upwards. For quality and honest cons'ruction our Upholstery work is unequalled. In addition to our huge stock of Furniture and Furnishings we are showing a splendid range of NOVELTIES for the F2STIVE SEASON. ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. HAWERA. (Established 1864.) POST OFFICE BOX, 42, KAPONGA. '-PHONE 23