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Taranaki Daily News, 1 February 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. Clothiers, Mercers and Boot Re tailers of New Plymouth will clos< at 12 noon on WEDNESDAY NEXT first race day. . - CLAUDE & ROY HOSKIN trading as Hoskin Bros., Wood am Coal Merchants, announce that the; were the successful tenderers for th plant, horses, etc., in the estate of th late John Hoskin. They wish to notif; their customers that they will continu the business as heretofore, and trust t* merit a fair share of public support. January 31, 1921. THE INSURANCE OFFICE OF AUSTRALIA, LTD. (The LO.A.) THE PROGRESSIVE COLONIAL CC JJ’OTICE is hereby given that MESSRS HOOKER BROS., Receiving an> Forwarding and Customs Agents, corne of Egmont and King Streets, New Ply mouth, have been appointed Chie Agents for Taranaki for the Insuranc Office of Australia, Ltd. The company transacts all classes o Fire, Marine and Accident Insurance,! including loss of profits and motor car. I LOW RATES. ' | Claims settled without vexatious delay.' ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED. Head Office for New Zealand: Auckland. C. I? McKEAN, Manager for New Zealand. PLUNKET SOCIETY. PETERSON will not be in attendance at the Plunket Society’s Rooms at New Plymouth on WEDNESDAY, February 2, as she is going to act as judge at the Plunket Baby Show at Hawera on that date. INGLEWOOD HAIRDRESSING. QN and after February 1, 1921, the Taranaki Hairdressers’ Price List will be adhered to in Saloons. A. LESLIE, W. EAGAR. NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC OF URENI/l AND DISTRICT. g O’NEILL, late of Adam Burgess, Palmerston North, has taken over the Wheelwright Department of Mr. Gibson’s Blacksmith Shop, and solicits the patronage of the public. Waggons. Milk Carts, & Gigs built to order. Repair work a specialty. Terms strictly cash. S. O’NEILL, Urenui. NOTICE. JJAVING disposed of the Wheelwrighting branch of my business, I desire to square all accounts in connection therewith. All debts due to me must be paid by February 25th. ANDREW GIBSON, Urenui. ■ 'J’HE NEW PLYMOUTH MASTER I BUTCHERS will close their Premises on Wednesday and Thursday next (Race Days) at 10 a.m. sharp. E. L. HUMPHRIES, Secretary.

TARANAKI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. DIRECT IMPORTS TO NEW PLYMOUTH. TpHE s.s. Port Pirie is now loading at Hull, Antwerp and London for New Plymouth (if sufficient inducement offers). Final dispatch about the end of February Due about the end. of April or early in May. It is of the utmost importance that a success be made of this loading, as the prospect of a regular service will materially depend on the support extended to this vessel. The Chamber urges ALL Importers to immediately cable their shippers. E. P. WEBSTER, President. TANGARAKAU GORGE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. yyEATHER permitting, a motor trip to Tangarakau Gorge will be arranged for SUNDAY, 13th February. Full particulars later. Bookings now received. GEO. GIBSON. ’Phone 506. OIL FOR MOTOR CYCLES. yyF keep a special grade for every make of machine. Correct Oiling is of vital importance. Let us advise you and supply you. We carry the best stocks of motor cycle tyres and sundries in Taranaki. PERCY J. DOUGLASS. NORTH TARANAKI MOTOR SUPPLIES, 5 NEW TLYMOUTHi